Winds of change don’t blow automatically: Zimbabweans need to fearlessly stand up against oppression

A wave of democratic movements and electoral successes by opposition parties has caused significant disruptions in long-standing political structures, particularly in countries where former liberation movements,...

Plundering of Zimbabwe’s minerals stalling a just energy transition in fighting climate change

In his address at a High-Level Meeting on Resourcing the Energy Transition with Justice and Equity,...

Where are communities affected by climate change in Zimbabwe’s bloated COP29 delegation?

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There’re now two Zimbabwes: One for a small elite and the other for millions of poor Zimbabweans

Over the past few years, Zimbabwe has reportedly experienced steady economic growth. ...

Why are Zimbabweans such a selfish lot?

Zimbabwe, once heralded as the “breadbasket of Africa,” is now a country struggling under the weight...

The greatest tragedy to Zimbabwe was the hijacking of its liberation struggle

Yesterday, I received a heart-wrenching message from a former combatant of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle, now residing...

Mnangagwa now a regional pariah: The cost of meddling in neighboring countries’ electoral processes

Since Emmerson Mnangagwa assumed the presidency of Zimbabwe in 2017, his leadership has been marked by...

ZESA singlehandedly destroying Zimbabwe: The shocking truth behind the power crisis

In Zimbabwe, there is a harsh reality that every citizen faces: power outages, or “load shedding,”...

A tale of two southern African countries: Botswana’s smooth transition of power vs. Mozambique’s election crisis

In the heart of Southern Africa, two nations that share geographical proximity and a common colonial...

SADC toothlessness to blame for post-election conflicts in the region

In recent weeks, the southern African region has been thrust into yet another political crisis, this...

Zimbabweans are educated for nothing: A nation of intellectuals with no voice

Zimbabwe is a country blessed with a wealth of intellectual capital. ...

ZANU-PF is not a liberation movement but a mere personality cult

Yesterday, I received a vitriolic message from an anonymous supporter of Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party. ...

Don’t you feel envious seeing democracy at work in neighboring countries, Mr. Mnangagwa?

Zimbabwe stands as a glaring anomaly in a region where democratic transitions have become the norm. ...

Why does Mnangagwa seem more hurt by BDP’s defeat than Masisi himself?

In the aftermath of Botswana’s recent elections, the landscape of Southern African politics has shifted dramatically. ...

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