National Reconciliation – The Crossing Bridge to National Renewal At Independence in 1980, we inherited a nation Julius Nyerere described as a jewel of Africa. We had a robust Industrial economy with a stable local currency which was competitive with
Greetings, Salibonani, Mhoroi, Kaiwani Mhuri yeZimbabwe. Vana Vevhu. Most of us are fed up and tired of the brokenness and retrogression that characterizes the prevailing narrative of our Zimbabwe. Indeed our Zimbabwe is broken and has become ruins and desolations
This is an argument for shared ownership and the need for racial and tribal integration. The Matabele/ Ndebele people of Mzilikazi, the Shona people of Munhumutapa and the kindred of Cecil John Rhodes amongst others equally share ownership of the
The river is going to flow through Zimbabwe and I see a powerful torrent of water, a mighty rushing torrent, many fish. I see that there are strongholds in the church of division and the accuser of the brethren is
Introduction Summary Our Nation Zimbabwe is today plagued with challenges and brokenness. The challenge of our generation is therefore how to fix this brokenness and put the nation back onto the path of civilisation and sustainable development. Our starting point
