The Long Road to Nowhere: South Africa at the Fracture Point

The Long Road to Nowhere: South Africa at the Fracture Point

South Africa was meant to be the beacon of hope for southern Africa. For centuries the region looked to it as the powerhouse, the state to be followed.

Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Mozambique and Eswatini, Victor Matemadanda, dies aged 66

Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Mozambique and Eswatini, Victor Matemadanda, dies aged 66

‘He flatly refused to let the slide into a Mugabe family dynasty’

Echoes of Mugabe: What Zimbabwe’s extension of presidential term limits means for President Mnangagwa

By any measure, Zimbabwe has entered one of the most consequential political moments since the fall of former

We can’t blame colonialism for injustices that existed long before Rhodes arrived in Africa

We can’t blame colonialism for injustices that existed long before Rhodes arrived in Africa

Only the truth will set us free.

The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The parasites in Harare cannot stop sucking us dry.

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The Long Road to Nowhere: South Africa at the Fracture Point

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South Africa was meant to be the beacon of hope for southern Africa. For centuries the region looked to it as the powerhouse, the state to...
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Victor Matemadanda

Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Mozambique and Eswatini, Victor Matemadanda, dies aged 66

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Echoes of Mugabe: What Zimbabwe’s extension of presidential term limits means for President Mnangagwa

By any measure, Zimbabwe has entered one of the most consequential political moments since the fall...
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We can’t blame colonialism for injustices that existed long before Rhodes arrived in Africa

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The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The parasites in Harare cannot stop sucking us dry....
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CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

Zimbabwe’s Parliament has passed the contentious Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), triggering renewed debate over...
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Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa

Rising xenophobia is fuelled by narratives that woefully and wilfully misrepresent SA’s socio-economic problems and immigration...
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Zimbabweans Fleeing SA Xenophobia Allowed One Duty-free Car, Household Goods

Zimbabweans returning home amid renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa will be allowed to bring personal...
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Does anti-foreigner hatred pay? Do digital platforms profit?

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A City Surrounded by Water, Yet Thousands Go Without: The Irony of Mutare’s Growing Water Crisis

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The Constitutional Court now needs to uphold and protect Zimbabwe’s supreme law

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