Zimbabwe government got it right on Zodwa but is dead wrong on Masiyiwa
Zodwa’s only claim to fame is cavorting and frolicking around Johannesburg’s nightclubs with no undergarments.…
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#Gukurahundi myth and reality: The one-party state, 1980-1987
ILLUMINATING as it is to examine some of the individual events that together make up…
Masvingo wrangle: not just a squabble but a fight for the survival of the Karanga
Masvingo, one of the bedrocks of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, has always been…
Gukurahundi myth and reality: The tourist abduction — 1982
In mid-1982, bandits abducted six foreign tourists in Matabeleland, triggering a massive manhunt by government…
Could Zimbabwe have an Early March 2018 Election?
There have been newspaper stories and a great deal of speculation about the possibility of…
Mugabe’s sons to relocate back to Zimbabwe for security reasons
by Zim Vigil The Mugabe family have dramatically expanded their property empire in the Mazowe area…
Gukurahundi Origins – Myth and Reality, part 3: The tourist abduction, 1982
In mid-1982, bandits abducted six foreign tourists in Matabeleland, triggering a massive manhunt by government…
Why there can never be a coup in Zimbabwe
Though President Robert Mugabe has told the military to stay in the barracks implying that…
Gukurahundi Origins: Myth and Reality, Part 2 – the arms caches ‘crisis’, 1982
According to the Zanu-PF narrative of Zimbabwe’s post-independence history, the discovery of dozens of arms…
Gukurahundi Origins: Myth and reality, part 1 – ‘war’ in Bulawayo, 1980-1
The so-called Entumbane disturbances of November 1980 and February 1981, during which Robert Mugabe’s guerrilla…