The west has no right to interfere in Zimbabwe’s democracy
Grace Zvavamwe
A full 43 years after freedom, Zimbabweans still strive for what our forefathers sought then which was the enjoyment of our own democracy.
Grace Zvavamwe
A full 43 years after freedom, Zimbabweans still strive for what our forefathers sought then which was the enjoyment of our own democracy.
Rutendo Jiri
On 18 April 2023, Zimbabwe will hold its annual Independence Day celebrations at Mount Darwin High School, Mount Darwin Centre.
Grace Zvavamwe
When young people are marginalized or disengaged from political processes, it means a significant portion of the population has little to no voice or influence in the decision making processes that affect them.
Nathan Muchemwa
Independent Museums and Culture Centres in Colonial and Post-colonial Zimbabwe present case studies that grapple with the issue of ‘decolonising practice’ in privately owned museums and cultural centers in Zimbabwe.
RUVIMBO SANANGURAI and TATENDA.J. KACHITSA
Zimbabwe is no exception to the fact that China has actively participated in foreign direct investment in Africa. Energy and infrastructure are the main areas of
Staff Reporter
Thе еngagеmеnt and rе-еngagеmеnt policy has bееn in thе forеfront of Zimbabwеan diplomacy. Thе Zimbabwеan Govеrnmеnt in 2017 announcеd that it will try to rе-еngagе and engage countries that once had relations with Zimbabwe and other new states.
Innocent Mujeri
On 30 May 1998, South Africa’s first democratically elected President; Nelson Mandela received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Kwa Zulu Natal. On that day, he extensively spoke on youth participation in politics. President Mandela was quoted saying, ‘the future belongs to our youth. As some of us near the end of our political careers, younger people must take over.
By Rutendo Jiri
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is making frivolous allegations that, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), is intentionally banning its rallies ahead of the 2023 elections.
Grace Zvavamwe
In 2021, the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development, Dr Anxious Masuka launched the Agricultural Education for Development 5.0 (AED 5.0) curricula for agricultural colleges.