Category Archives: Blog
The New Zealand cricket team have pulled out of their Zimbabwe tour – Zimbabwe Sports Minister David Coltart responds – Audio
New Zealand Talk Radio Tuesday, 16 March 2010 David Coltart is the Zimbabwe’s Sports Minister. He comments on NZ cricket’s decision to pull out of their tour of Zimbabwe. The link to hear the interview is below. http://www.radiolive.co.nz/LUSH–The-New-Zealand-cricket-team-have-pulled-out-of-their-Zimbabwe-tour—Zimbabwe-Sports-Minister-David-Coltart-responds/tabid/506/articleID/12487/Default.aspx
Hansard: Parliamentary question time 3 March 2010
Hansard 3 March 2010 Oral answers to questions made without notice Mrs Nyamupinga: I want to know if it is government policy that teachers ask for incentives from parents and if it is not a government policy, what are you doing about those teachers, especially in my constituency, who are exploiting parents asking for US$1 […]
Arts and Culture indaba opens in Harare
New Zimbabwe.Com Blogs 18 Feb 2010 Posted By Fungai James Tichawangana A two day conference, bringing together some of Zimbabwe’s leading arts and culture players opened in Harare this morning. Giving the keynote address, Minister of Education Sports Arts & Culture, Senator David Coltart spoke about the dire lack of funding for arts & culture […]
Notes from Senator David Coltart’s keynote address at the Arts and Culture Indaba 2010
Zimbablog February 18, 2010 By ZimboJam Minister of Education, Sports, Arts & Culture, Senator David Coltart, gave the keyonote address at the opening of the Arts & Culture Indaba in Harare this morning. This is a blog written by a participant. The Indaba gives a platform to exchange and improve ideas. Indaba came at a […]
Zimbabwe’s Leading Arts Figures Gather for Cultural Indaba
Zimbojam.com 17 February 2010 Leading arts figures from around Zimbabwe will tomorrow gather for an arts & culture indaba in Harare. The indaba, organised by the British Council, the Culture Fund, UNESCO and the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe will start with a keynote speech by Senator David Coltart, Minister of Education, Sport, Arts & […]
Senator David Coltart’s interview regarding Zimbabwe Cricket on YouTube
YouTube 17th February 2010 On the 17th February 2010 in Harare on the side lines of the 20/20 cricket tournament organised by Zimbabwe Cricket involving the 5 new Zimbabwean franchise sides I was interviewed by Neil Manthorp. The interview can be viewed below:
We are the MDC, not MDC-M – Ncube
SW Radio Africa By Violet Gonda November 30, 2009 TRANSCRIPT of interview conducted by Violet Gonda of SW Radio Africa with Welshman Ncube, secretary-general of the Arthur Mutambara-led MDC broadcast on November, 27 2009. Violet Gonda interviews MDC negotiator Welshman Ncube, on the SW RadioAfrica program, HotSeat. GONDA: My guest on the Hot Seat programme […]
Blog by David Coltart regarding the GPA talks
Blog regarding GPA Talks By David Coltart 23rd November 2009 ”Zanu and the Mutambara group simply do not know what to do. If they agree to do what the region wants, they are dead in the water.” Eddie Cross writing on his blog on the 21st November 2009 asserting that the MDC M is deliberately […]
Marked reformation in the sporting realm
News from Ballantyne Park Cell Groups, Celebration Church Harare, Zimbabwe 20 October 2009 There has been a marked reformation in the sporting realm since David Coltart, a Christian MDC Senator, became Minister of Education, Sports, Arts & Culture. In recent years cricket had become politicized and racially polarized which, added to dubious financial arrangements, had […]
What Would Gandhi Do? Zimbabwe, Neo-imperialism and the Lessons of Nonviolence
Afrika Aphukira http://mlauzi.blogspot.com/2009/10/what-would-gandhi-do-zimbabwe-neo.html By Steve Sharra Monday, October 19, 2009 What Would Gandhi Do? Zimbabwe, Neo-imperialism and the Lessons of Nonviolence The theme for this year’s Peace and Justice Studies Association (PJSA) annual conference, held from October 8 to 10 at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, could not have been more apropos. Phrased as “The […]