How Zimbabwe’s culture of “life presidency” breeds future leaders who don’t value the smooth transfer of power

How Zimbabwe’s culture of “life presidency” breeds future leaders who don’t value the smooth transfer of power

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Has AI now created a world of fake or unreliable evidence?

Has AI now created a world of fake or unreliable evidence?

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Major Immigration Policy Shift in South Africa, Quietly One of the Biggest in Years

Major Immigration Policy Shift in South Africa, Quietly One of the Biggest in Years

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UPDATE ON THE REPATRIATION AND REINTEGRATION OF ZIMBABWEAN RETURNEES

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Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

For some, registering a child’s birth is not simply a visit to a government office. It is a journey shaped by distance, uncertainty.

11.7.2012 9:03

Don’t eat dead livestock

Don’t eat dead livestock
People must not eat meat from cattle that have succumbed to unknown illnesses, the Deputy Head in the Department of the Dairy Herd Improvement Services in...
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11.7.2012 9:02

Zanu (PF) on membership drive

Zanu (PF) is working on new strategies to strengthen its structures after the party resolved to...
11.7.2012 8:59

Police accused of murdering suspects

There are chilling allegations that police eliminate wanted criminals at stage-managed field investigation exercises in the...
11.7.2012 8:56

A military state, but in civilian attire

The creeping presence of the securocracy in our national affairs points to one inevitable destination—military rule....
11.7.2012 8:53

What can Zanu (PF) do to survive?

Several years ago I wrote that Zanu (PF) contains the seeds of its own destruction. Surprise,...
11.7.2012 8:50

Privileged to know the truth

Growing up as white and privileged in Zimbabwe I have only ever known an easy and...
11.7.2012 8:47

Search for survival: disabled begging on the increase

It is 5 am when Elizabeth Takawira wakes up. She bathes and dresses like any other...
11.7.2012 8:43

Harrison forced out again

Meryl Harrison, a prominent animal welfare activist, has been forced to leave Zimbabwe for the second...
11.7.2012 8:34

Plans to trade diamonds could increase human rights abuses

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a proposal to launch the first diamond-backed Exchange...
11.7.2012 8:32

BCC to toughen up bylaws

The Bulawayo city council has condemned 36 city buildings for failing to comply with the city...
11.7.2012 8:28

Govt debts cripple BCC

The Bulawayo City Council has blamed collapsing service delivery on failure by government departments to settle...
11.7.2012 8:26

EcoChat linking up loved ones

Econet Wireless’s recently introduced chat service is bridging the communication divide between Zimbabweans living in neighbouring...
11.7.2012 8:08

Industry and the intricacies of indigenisation

It is now eight months since the publication, in the Extraordinary Government Gazette, of General Notice...

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