Rev Andrew Wutawuanshe Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, a leader whose life from an early age has literally played out practically every experience of our people, both the positive and the painful, is being inaugurated as the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe. Without doubt, events in the nation’s political arena in recent years, culminating in truly …
The Zimbabwe Anti-Sanctions Forum here reproduces excerpts of a talk at African Liberation Day Public Forum, Accra Polytechnic in May 2008 by Nigerian writer and political philosopher Chinweizu on Africa’s duty to help Zimbabwe fight illegal Western sanctions on the country. The Southern African Development Community, by declaring October 25, 2019 a Solidarity Day with …
Everyone who bandies the line that the sanctions on Zimbabwe are legitimate ignores a 2007 report by the European Union itself in which members of the bloc admit to the illegalities and irregularities of the embargo. Mabasa Sasa Windhoek – The official European Union policy on Zimbabwe has always rested on the claim that theirs …
Rev Andrew Wutawunashe Sunday 26th August, 2018 was, for us the people of Zimbabwe, both a historic and providential day in the illustrious, if often turbulent journey of our nation. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, a leader whose life, from an early age, has literally played out practically every experience of our people, both the positive and …
Mabasa Sasa There are several variant stories on Ernesto “Che” Guevara’s last moments on this Earth. One that was propagated very early on by the Western propaganda machine was that he was cowering and full of regret after living his years out at the forefront of the fight against imperialism in Latin America and, briefly, …
HE ED Mnangagwa One exciting headache we in Government grapple with daily is the demand for foreign currency, which has now more than doubled. Exciting because this unprecedented rise in demand for currency speaks to growing business activity in the economy. There is demand for more raw materials and more machinery, both in the wake …
Mabasa Sasa I have read a bit of Jean-Paul Satre, needless to say inspired by his foreword to Frantz Fanon’s “The Wretched of the Earth”. It was thus that I stumbled upon a very old play of his titled “Dirty Hands”. Without boring you with the fuller details, suffice to say the play revolves around …
A popular media myth seeking to explain Zimbabwe’s economic downturn has been that Zanu-PF has mismanaged the economy. Gibson Nyikadzino, in this article originally published by The Southern Times, tell us there is much more to the story than has been told. *** Gibson Nyikadzino Since the turn of the millennium, there have been many …
Mabasa Sasa in New York President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe has no quarrel with the United States government and its people, and he is pleased with the way relations between the two countries are improving. Zimbabwe’s Head of State and Government made these remarks while responding to questions from the floor at the Zimbabwe …
Have you ever wondered why America, as powerful as it is, can refer to country’s as tiny as Zimbabwe as an “unusual and continuing threat to US foreign policy”? Michael Parenti, in his book “Dirty Truths”, throws light on American foreign policy. Though published in 1996, this collection of essays has poignant lessons for developing …
