Apr 4, 2024
Zimbabwe Independence Day
18th April 1980 is Zimbabwe Independence Day. Two decades after the country's African took up arms in the second Chimurenga
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Zimbabwe Independence Day
18th April 1980 is Zimbabwe Independence Day. Two decades after the country's African took up arms in the second Chimurenga
CHALLENGES AFTER THE MANCHESTER CONGRESS OF 1945PAN-AFRICAN DIARIES:
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We Dared To Win: A Recount of a Political War by Unrepented Soldiers who Served Under a Racist Ian Smith's government
We Dared To Win: A Recount of a Political War by Unrepented Soldiers who Served Under a Racist Ian Smith’s government
The history of Rhodesia (now known as Zimbabwe) is mired down with the blood of innocent souls, whether be it Ian Smith’s soldiers killing many black Zimbabweans prior to the country’s independence or the Gukurahundi massacre carried out by Robert Mugabe’s government on Matebele people post-independence. The army has been at the forefront of murders, raping, and brutalising civilians in many…
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Mugabe’s Legacy To Zimbabweans & Africans Can Never Be Denied: Civic Society & Churches Joint Forum
Mugabe’s Legacy To Zimbabweans & Africans Can Never Be Denied: Civic Society & Churches Joint Forum
When ousted Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe was elected prime minister in 1980, millions took to the streets to celebrate. Thirty-seven years later when he was deposed in a “coup” in November 2017, millions from across the political divide marched in solidarity with the army that overthrew him.
Now, in death, Zimbabwe’s founding leader has once again split public opinion, and as an…
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Dehumanization Is The Language Of Choice By Dictators Worldwide, Their Baseline; United States President Donald Trump No Exception
Dehumanization Is The Language Of Choice By Dictators Worldwide, Their Baseline; United States President Donald Trump No Exception
Colonel Gaddafi Photo: REUTERS/Ismail Zitouny
Shaking his forefinger at the camera, he said he would defy America, superpowers, “men with turbans and long beards” and anyone else who tried to end his revolution.
In an interview in March that year, Gaddafi insisted: ” All my people are with me, they love me all. They will die to protect me, my people.”
But later in the month, as his forces…
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By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s failure to follow through on promises to reopen Bulawayo’s Ekusileni Medical Centre by July 15 this year has infuriated activists and political parties in the area which accuse the state leader of lacking in terms of commitment on projects originated by the late Vice President Joshua Nkomo. President Mnangagwa
Party splits: A recurring theme in Zim politics
Party splits: A recurring theme in Zim politics
The mortal combat between Ncube and Mutambara could end with the political life of either of the two protagonists but like with the split of 1963, if no lessons are drawn, Zimbabwe would be held hostage to the undercurrents which have swept political parties into factions.
18 February 2011:ZIMBABWEAN political parties –– whatever their history –– are synonymous with factionalism as their leaders…
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‘Nkomo statue did not meet our standards’
‘Nkomo statue did not meet our standards’
“The size of the pedestal meant that the statue would be completely dwarfed by the buildings around the proposed position in the Bulawayo central business district,” said Nyathi. “The pedestal’s size should be able to deter all those who may want to deface the statue but in the case of Nkomo’s statue, one could have reached it.”
THE late Vice-President Joshua Nkomo’s family and the Bulawayo…
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