MDC-T: party of excellence, my foot THE Movement for Democratic Change party led by Mr Morgan Tsvangirai has called itself "a party of excellence". Many of us know that the party is engaged in mindless political point scoring which needs to be backed up by concrete action.  >>Read More ... Frank Banda - 1 opinion posted

Axing UK Film Council: burying news on Africa? MOST of the quasi Non-Governmental Organisations in the United Kingdom are being dissembled by this new British Coalition Government, but why the UK Film Council? >>Read More ... By Donette Read Kruger - 2 opinions posted

Immigrant victims of domestic violence protected by law DOMESTIC violence is a crime and it should be treated as such. There are laws to protect the victims, but many are unaware of their existence. Immigration rules offer assistance to such victims, and an alternative to staying in an abuse relationship for the sake of gaining a leave to remain in the country.  >>Read More ... Gloria Nyamayi - 2 opinions posted

President right on country's recovery WESTERN media and Euro-centric analysts went into a frenzy this week after President Mugabe gave a speech at a Zanu-PF Central Committee meeting on Thursday. >>Read More ... By Frank Banda - 5 opinions posted

Rebuilding America by building Africa England’s Chatham House has been the home of the Royal Institute of International Affairs for ninety years. Their mission is to be a world-leading source of independent analysis, informed debate and influential ideas on how to build a prosperous and secure world for all.  >>Read More ... Lloyd Whitefield Butler, Jr. - Columnist

Nazism and Apartheid operating in South Africa with Western approval THE present situation in Southern Africa which in my opinion is headed toward a racial war in order to return land stolen and seized under Western American Nazi Colonial pre and post Apartheid aggression.  >>Read More ... Lloyd Whitefield Butler Jr

Basil Mutoti The anti-Zimbabwe cookie crumbles POLITICS is very unpredictable. An hour in politics is a long time. Fortunes can change overnight. Who would have thought Zimbabwe would be off BBC or CNN and the anti-Zimbabwe lobby would look so discredited and so confused? Talk of extending sanctions sounds more like pub talk now; and those who advocate them don't really look like they know why they still want them. >>Read More ... Basil Mutoti

MDC and the art of making impossible demands I NEVER quite understood the Movement for Democratic Change, as a party, from the day of its inception. The MDC likes to say that another world is possible, but is never quite sure of that world, or at least fails to articulate it properly.  >>Read More ... Frank Chita

Should African nations accept homosexuality? IF the Roman Catholic Church and Vatican cannot prevent homosexual men from abusing young boys which is both a legal and church/moral violation why are African nations (Uganda, Malawi, Gambia, etc.) now threatened to accept homosexual behavior with legal and social protections? >>Read More ... Lloyd Whitefield Butler, Jr.