How Religion Played a Role in Liberating Africans from Colonialists

A friend made a stunning revelation to me a year or so ago - that, he pays lip service to the Christian religious denomination to which he belongs.

You love stories. Don’t you? That is why I am hammering the keyboard to write one for you. As a nursery kid, before Miss Magari threw me out of class for peeping under her skirt, she told us one story about the Pied Piper of Hamelin that is significant in this rat and cockroach-infested Uswaz. The story was about a man who was hired to lure away rats with his sweet piped music to their demise.

If you are careful enough then you must have noticed the silent revolution in the dress code that is sweeping among our sisters.

Singer and songwriter Netsayi Chigwendere on performing at The Harare International Festival of the Arts.

Colonialists not to compensate, says minister
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THE government has no intention of asking colonialists to pay compensation for losses incurred during the colonisation period. The Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (Policy, Co-ordination, and Parliamentary Affairs), Ms Jenista Mhagama, said ...

>China is exploiting Africa’s resources just like European colonisers did, with disastrous effects for the environment, acclaimed primatologist Jane Goodall has told AFP.

>Energy and Minerals minister Prof Sospeter Muhongo yesterday faulted strategies and policies formulated by colonialists on power generation, saying they are out-of-date and are costing the nation dearly.

'I played basketball for Gaddafi - and almost lost my life'

Love is a beautiful thing, and it is made even greater when two souls decide to form a union. But love is also known to cause great pain; people do the most unthinkable of things in the name of love.