Nqaba Matshazi

2 weeks ago | thestandard.co.zw | Nqaba Matshazi

I almost threw up in my mouth when I saw a statement from President Emmerson Mnangagwa announcing that he was removing all tariffs on American imports. Mnangagwa’s statement was in response to US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on almost all the countries in the world. Zimbabwe was one of the first countries to respond, yet probably the least economically developed among those that were removing tariffs.

2 weeks ago | thestandard.co.zw | Nqaba Matshazi

The past few weeks have been dominated by two men, two old men to be precise, who want to shape the country’s future, but clearly with no plan. Both war veterans, Blessed Geza and Chris Mutsvangwa have dominated the news, as they disparaged each other and reduced themselves to gossip and bar talk. The two have something in common, they are very big on entitlement and very thin on the country’s future prospects.

4 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Nqaba Matshazi

During the past week, I was driving along Emmerson Mnangagwa (neƩ Enterprise Road) in Harare towards the central business district. If you know Harare, you will know that it gets congested in the evenings, particularly on the lane that is headed from the CBD, while the other lane would barely have any traffic. So, Harare drivers, being Harare drivers, tend to drive on the lane with no traffic, forcing the cars heading to the CBD to drive off the road to make way for them.

1 month ago | thestandard.co.zw | Nqaba Matshazi |Nqobani Ndlovu |Miriam Mangwaya |Everson Mushava

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1 month ago | thestandard.co.zw | Nqaba Matshazi |Nqobani Ndlovu |Problem Masau |Vanessa Gonye

During the past week, I was driving along Emmerson Mnangagwa (neé Enterprise Road) in Harare towards the central business district. If you know Harare, you will know that it gets congested in the evenings, particularly on the lane that is headed from the CBD, while the other lane would barely have any traffic. So, Harare drivers, being Harare drivers, tend to drive on the lane with no traffic, forcing the cars heading to the CBD to drive off the road to make way for them.