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

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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.

19.10.2011 10:02

Dynamos to wrestle for championship

With just one point separating log leaders FC Platinum who are on 49 points and Dynamos on 48, Dembare defender David Kutyauripo believes they will be...
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19.10.2011 9:58

Sights set on 2013 cup

Zimbabwe defender, Lincoln Zwasiya, is adamant the senior national team will make up for their disappointment...
19.10.2011 9:44

Kombi roof carriers banned

Police have banned roof carriers on commuter omnibuses and threatened to impound vehicles found with the...
19.10.2011 8:36

White-owned businesses must pay: Zanu youths

Comrades ordered to surrender rent money...
19.10.2011 8:34

Mugabe a “bad choice”

Zanu (PF) officials worried about age factor...
19.10.2011 8:28

Zims fear SA census enumerators

Conductors of the ongoing census in South Africa have said foreign nationals, mainly Zimbabweans, are giving...
19.10.2011 8:26

Rights groups accuse SA of double standards

Refugee rights groups here have raised extreme concern at the alleged lack of transparency by South...
19.10.2011 8:18

Op Trumpet Call aims to reduce dependence on food aid

Rural communities in the country have the potential to get away from relying on food handouts...
19.10.2011 7:54

How dictators under-develop nations

A dictator’s dream is never to have opposition to their rule and to muzzle any dissent...
19.10.2011 7:50

Chinamasa’s rejection absurd

Patrick Chinamasa, the Justice and Legal Affairs minister’s, declaration that his government will not make any...
19.10.2011 7:47

Forum urges reflective thinking

The multifaceted Zimbabwe crisis took centre-stage yet again at the just-ended Southern Africa Social Forum, held...
19.10.2011 7:45

2012: The year for credible electoral reforms

The message of the season to Zimbabwe’s political leaders, particularly to Zanu (PF) ahead of their...
19.10.2011 7:03

Displaced farmers help govt

Displaced farmers who lost investments worth millions of dollars when the government embarked on a land...

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