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Of Cancer Machines And Politics

By Robert Mukondiwa, Guest Writer EXACTLY two years ago I lost this awesome soul to breast cancer which had spread to the lungs. April 11 of 2020. It was a particularly...

IN-DEPTH: Migrants scapegoated in South Africa as inequality and unemployment surge

By opendemocracy.net Doreen Chasi lost her brother and husband in South Africa’s 2008 xenophobic attacks in which nearly 100...

The END OF AN ERA – A Tribute To Dr Kenneth Kaunda

By Andrew Nyathi “He was a rare human being and self-effacing African patriot who leaves behind a legacy of...

Luke-ing The Beast In The Eye: Twabam, A Passion For Terrorism And A Deputy Who Mounts Yet Another Coup

By Luke Tamborinyoka Introduction Phew. It was a hectic week in many respects. A good week in my beloved journalism...

The Security And Political Economy Dimensions Of The Mozambican Insurgency

By Wallace K Musakanyi Southern Africa was recognised for a long time as one of the most peaceful regions'...

Sekuru Munya’s prognostications: Zimbabwe after the elections

I WAS sitting in companionable silence with my Sekuru Munya, enjoying sundowners on the stoep of his farmhouse. As the night settled, thousands of...

In pursuit of peaceful, credible elections in 2018

IN a previous instalment of this column, we made the observation that the 2018 harmonised elections had a potential to become a festivity of...

Is Chiwenga on a path to transform Zimbabwe into Sisi’s Egypt?

By Tafi Mhakaby THERE are roughly two months to go until Zimbabwe holds general and presidential elections, and for the first time, without the participation...

Zimbabwe is changing – new sense of freedom ahead of elections

By Eddie Cross I WAS driving down one of the main roads in the Capital, Harare. Stopped at a set of traffic lights, a grubby...

Zim 2018 Elections: The Report Card as it gets warmer by the day

By Seewell Mashizha TICK tock, tick tock, the clock went, and tick tock, tick tock, the clock goes as we edge ever closer to that...