Chenjerai Hove reminisces about what April 18 1980 meant for him.
More-of-the-same Robert Mugabe seems to have lost touch with his audience during this campaign, writes Chenjerai Hove.
Memories of a forced departure haunt Chenjerai Hove, who explains why he’s unlikely to return to his birthplace anytime soon.
Cracking a joke about the president or circulating a photoshopped picture of him is hazardous business.
Zimbabwean writer Chenjerai Hove gives us a rare glimpse into a Shona ceremony that transformed his deceased father into one of the living-dead.
Politics is not about persuasion, it is about forcing people to shout allegiance at the barrel of a gun, says Chenjerai Hove.
Such ‘airport observers’ judge the freedom and fairness of the ballot from the luxury of the nearest hotel bar.
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/ 11 December 2009
Not enough has changed in Zimbabwe for its people in exile to heed Tsvangirai’s call to return.
The new government is window-dressing to conceal motives that have nothing to do with the welfare of the country.
The MDC has learnt from experience that dictators give away only mirages of power.