Is Zimbabwe Parliament Playing Oversight Role in Introduction of Bond Notes?
VOA Studio 7 By Blessing Zulu 10 May 20126 WASHINGTON — The proposed introduction of bond notes by the Zimbabwe Central Bank chief to solve the cash crunch and stimulate the economy has taken a new twist with some legal experts calling the move unconstitutional opening the possibility of a constitutional court showdown. Reserve Bank
What Zimbabwe’s fall means for Test cricket
ESPN Cricinfo By Tim Wigmore 10 May 2016 They are locked in a vicious circle where the fewer Tests they play, the less competitive they are in the format. It does not speak well of the health of the five-day As with many press releases, the real meaning was not easy to spot. Nestled at
Coltart: (Hi)story and our story as Africans
The Herald Political Commentary By Nathaniel Manheru: The Other Side 7 May 2016 As I sit down to write this piece, it is February 18, 1978, and David Coltart has just taken off for South Africa, to start his university studies at UCT, the University of Cape Town. He leaves behind Rhodesia, still burning, his
Bond Notes Printing Marks Zim-Dollar Return – Opposition
Radio VOP By Sij Ncube 6 May 2016 Harare, May 06, 2016 – EDWIN Hama was one of Zimbabwe’s finest singers and song-writers who released the hit with the lyrics Asila Mali (We are broke) in the early 1990s to coincide with the start of the economic upheavals under President Robert Mugabe’s administration. The chart
Dokora War Escalates – Churches Blocked from Renting School Classrooms
Zimeye 2 May 2016 Just when the nation is still battling to come to terms with Primary and Secondary Education Minister, Lazarus Dokora’s banning of Scripture Union in schools, his Ministry has ordered Headmasters to cancel all rental contracts with churches. Dokora has issued a directive to review all contracts with churches renting school buildings
Coltart, Msipa’s memoirs: A time to reflect on Zimbabwe’s split patriotic consciousness
Sunday News By Richard Runyararo Mahomva 1 May 2016 Last week’s piece summarised how the element White liberalism intruded the idea of liberating Zimbabwe in pure nationalist and pan-Africanist terms. It was in that instalment where I highlighted the hidden agenda of what members of the colonial race present to us as generosity for what
David Coltart Urges West to Remove Targeted Sanctions
VOA Studio 7 By Chris Gande 27 April 2016 WASHINGTON DC A top human rights lawyer and opposition politician, David Coltart has implored the United States government to lift targeted sanctions on Zimbabwe saying they have outlived their purpose. Coltart made the plea Tuesday at a book signing ceremony for his book entitled ‘The Struggle
Video of Senator David Coltart speaking to his new book at Cato Institute
Video of Senator David Coltart speaking to his new book at Cato Institute Washington 25th April 2016 http://everything.plus/The_Struggle_Continues_50_Years_of_Tyranny_in_Zimbabwe_(David_Coltart)_by_catoinstitutevideo/PpT4-XhwAJM.video
Remarks by Ambassador William Mark Bellamy made at CATO Institute, Washington regarding Senator David Coltart’s new book “The Struggle Cotninues”
CATO Institute Speech by Ambassador William Mark Bellamy 25 April 2016 Remarks by Ambassador (ret) William M. Bellamy at a panel discussion with David Coltart on his book The Struggle Continues: 50 Years of Tyranny in Zimbabwe, The Cato Institute, Washington DC, April 25, 2016 I am very honored to be here today. I first
Coltart and Msipa’s memoirs: A time to reflect on Zim’s split patriotic consciousness
Sunday News Comment 17 April 2016 By Richard Runyararo Mahomva It is with great shock that Zimbabwe is continuously losing her prolific thinkers. This past week I was shocked to receive the news about Alexander Kanengoni’s departure for eternal rest. “Gora†(His Norm De guerre) the veteran writer was no more. The late critical thinker