At first I disapproved of the “greening” of Zimbabwe’s cellphone towers. But then I took a longer, more contextual view and it didn’t seem too bad. Maybe that’s the way to look at life.
The tower in Chitepo Avenue seen from Samora Machel East.
Power crisis: where has all the money gone, long time passing?
What a life. Endless electricity cuts of around 10 hours a day, endless petrol queues and endless consumer price increases
Flying high for the few
As Mr Mnangagwa gets a luxury jet to fly from Harare to Bulawayo, his people insist the plane is on
Water, water, what a mess
Bravo, bravo to the gallant conservationists who have stopped construction work on the Monovale vlei and wetlands.
Opposition to their campaign
What a palaver
So grandfatherly old Mr Biden kissed a woman’s hair on the back of her head. He touched noses with another,
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah
It goes on and on. Sanctions blah, blah, blah. Economy rebounding, blah, blah, blah, currency collapsing blah, blah blah. A
Lies, lies and more damned lies
It beggars belief. Our friend Botswana was going to lend us $600 million, we were told in the state media.
Danger: Zimbabwe is harmful to health
Is it any wonder we are all confused? The state media says one thing - which is mostly very far
Lunatics running, robbing the asylum?
Er, umm … It’s hard to think of anything to say except that the lunatics are running the asylum and
Thinking too much
We have a local word in these parts: ‘kufungisisa.’ Literally in the Shona language it means ‘thinking too much.’ But
Cholera can’t kill his music
The government claims the latest cholera epidemic is under control. It’s no consolation to the family, friends and colleagues of
