Understanding Political Strongholds And Voting Patterns
By Pride Mkono
There is an interesting phenomenon in electoral politics its referred to as 'strongholds' which basically described an electoral territory in which a...
Kenneth Kaunda: Zambia’s Independence Hero
BBC
Kenneth Kaunda was one of the pioneer leaders of a new Africa, as countries threw off colonialism in favour of independent statehood.
A man of...
A New Film About Zimbabwe’s 2018 Elections Worth Watching, But Flawed
The Conversation
Danish director Camilla Nielsson’s documentary President (2021) is an up-close, intimate tale. It follows the election travails of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party the...
Independent Complaints Mechanism Necessary To Halt Harassment Against Media
By Malvern Mkudu
After years of reluctance to implement section 210 of the constitution by setting up an Independent Complaints Mechanism that looks into the...
Silence On Zimbabwe Makes Mockery Of SADC Core Principles
By Tony Reeler
The Southern African Development Community’s perpetual silence on Zimbabwe speaks louder than the words it occasionally utters about human rights and the...
How Zimbabwe Got Curved On Kazungula, And What’s To Be Done About It
On Monday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa joined other regional leaders at the official opening of the new US$260 million Kazungula Bridge on the Botswana-Zambia border....
