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Gold exploration

An ‘Illegal’ Economy Fortified With Blessings Of Ruling Elite

3 years ago
On April 18, Zimbabwe celebrated its 41st independence anniversary from British colonial rule amid a presidential promise that the country’s mining sector will contribute US$12 billion dollars in revenue...
Fears Of Violent 2023 Elections In Zimbabwe

Violent 2023 Polls In The Offing In Zimbabwe

3 years ago
Harare, Zimbabwe — There are mounting fears of violent 2023 elections after government on Tuesday announced the return of the notorious National Youth Service dubbed the ‘Green Bombers’. The militia...
Mozambique's commandos

US Military Presence In Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado Making SADC Volatile

3 years ago
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) might have been defeated, but its ideas and followers did not disappear. It has since reappeared in Mozambique’s northern Cabo Delgado...
Zimbabwe-China ties

Vaccine Diplomacy: Exposing Africa’s Untapped Human Resources

3 years ago
The receipt of Coronavirus vaccine donations by African countries from China increasingly expands the Asian giant’s Road and Belt Initiative (RBI) in the continent at a time the world...
Nick Mangwana, Government spokesman

Zimbabwe’s Government Spokesman Seizes Farm From Resettled Farmers

3 years ago
Chegutu, Zimbabwe — Nick Mangwana, Government spokesman in Zimbabwe has moved in to evict resettled black farmers in order to take over the farm in Chegutu, a Zimbabwean farming town...
Woman holding Zumbani, a woody shrub

Can Zumbani, Zimbabwe’s Local Tea Leaves Treat COVID-19?

3 years ago
Nickson Mpofu (38) a resident of Cranborne, a medium-density suburb in Harare the capital of Zimbabwe, recalls how they used tea leaves to treat colds growing up in his...
Zimbabwe aging railway network

One Dies, Two Injured In Zimbabwe’s Freight Train Disaster

3 years ago
Nyazura, Zimbabwe — With Zimbabwe’s railroad network in a massive state of disrepair, a goods train killed the driver and injured three crew members last week, 9th March, after it...
Itai Dzamara's children

Family Demanding Answers Six Years After Disappearance Of Scribe

3 years ago
Harare, Zimbabwe — Six years after the disappearance of Zimbabwean journalist Itai Dzamara, his wife Sheffra is still demanding answers about his whereabouts from the authorities of this country’s regime. On...
Zimbabwe Vice President Kembo Mohadi Resigns

Zimbabwe’s Vice President Resigns Over Sex Scandals

3 years ago
Harare, Zimbabwe — Embroiled in a litany of sex scandals accusations, Zimbabwe’s Vice President Kembo Mohadi on Monday this week resigned from his job. Mohadi, aged 71, handed his resignation...
Houses on forbidden grounds

Chaotic Construction Fuels Climate Change In Zimbabwe

3 years ago
Harare — His house stands out in the midst of water, with the entire driveway concealed under water, apparently with nowhere to step on, yet for 15 years, 50-year-old Jimson...
The Zimbabwean government is cracking down on political opponents and critics

How The Zimbabwean Government Is Muzzling Critics And Political Opponents

3 years ago
On a rainy day in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, prison officers armed with AK47s are monitoring prisoners disembarking from a prison van at Harare magistrates court.  A few prisoners...
Zimbabwe Coronavirus patient

Zimbabwe Hit By Sixty COVID-19 Deaths In 24 Hours

3 years ago
Harare — Zimbabwe was on Monday hit by 60 COVID-19 deaths in 24 hours, this at a time the country has lost a total of 773 people since the first...
Zimbabweans demonstrating against sanctions

Economic Sanctions: Zimbabweans Pin Hope On United States President-elect Joe Biden 

3 years ago
On the 20th of January, United States (U.S) President-elect Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of America. Biden’s win was recently confirmed by the US Congress...
Photo moment at a dilapidated school

Zimbabwean Schools Face Perpetual Dilapidation

3 years ago
Binga — With its classrooms thatched, its walls built using home-made bricks and located in Binga, a remote area in Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland North Province, Zumana Secondary school apparently stands weighed...
Military Chiefs in Zimbabwe

Fear Of Terrorism Spillage In Southern Africa Region

3 years ago
Harare — There are growing fears that Mozambique’s terrorism insurgents could spill into several countries across Southern Africa. In Zimbabwe, many fear terrorists operating in the northern province of Cabo Delgado,...
Zimbabwe TV Licenses

Feared Zimbabwe Regime Dishes TV Broadcasting Licenses

3 years ago
Harare — In a move that has been taken with a pinch of salt by local pro-democracy activists, the Zimbabwean regime on November 20 announced that it had dished out...
A front page of an independent newspaper during the coup

Three Years After Zimbabwe’s Military Coup, False Hope And A Return To The Old...

3 years ago
Harare, Zimbabwe — Fiona Nyaungwa (24) still recalls marching towards the State House in Harare on the 18th of November in 2017 to put pressure on the then Zimbabwean...
Eye examination

Escalating Discrimination Against People With Albinism In Zimbabwe

4 years ago
Mberengwa — As a teacher, she has had very few associates. Back home, visiting relatives whisper behind her back apparently disgusted by her condition of albinism. Now, 43-year old Lindani...
Anna Guwe and her maize crops

Zimbabwe Farmers Embrace Conservation Agriculture To Beat Effects Of Climate Change

4 years ago
Marange, Zimbabwe — It is a windy day in Marange, Chanakira village. Small clouds scuddle the blue sky giving it a blurred look. About 110 kilometers southwest of Mutare, Norah...
Zimbabwe workers on strike

Workers In Zimbabwe To Be Rewarded After Death

4 years ago
Harare — Faced with a restive civil service that has for long demanded to be paid in USD amid the country’s comatose economy, the Zimbabwean government has pledged to pay...

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Heads of State for Burkina Faso, Captain Ibrahim Traoré (left) and Colonel Assimi Goïta of Mali (right).

Africa’s Coup Governments: When Elections Become An Exhausted Idea Confirming Democratic Fatigue

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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is arguably the African Union’s (AU) biggest project since the launch of the continent’s Agenda 2063 in...
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How The Lagos State Government Demolished Houses Of Low-Income Earners In Mosafejo-Oworonshoki, Forced Over...

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In a sudden turn of events, piles of wreckage became the only remnants of what used to be homes to over 7,000 people, women,...
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Russia-Africa Relations: Africa’s Entanglement With Politics Of Patronage Without Liberation

7 months ago
There are intense political and intellectual debates unfolding in Africa. Since February 24 last year, when war broke out in Europe following Russia’s special...
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7 months ago
On June 27, 2023, a judge of the High Court of Namibia, Ramon Maasdorp, ruled that the Southern African country’s Minister of Mines and...
Operation Dudula supporters marched in the Johannesburg Central Business District.

Operation Dudula

8 months ago
There is no direct translation for the word Dudula in the English language, but the president of the organization that started off as a...
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The Tragedy Of Namibia’s Working Poor

8 months ago
At the dawn of independence in 1990, a public servant working in an entry-level position for the state could afford to buy themselves a...
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) celebrate 10 years at the FNB stadium in Johannesburg.

Economic Freedom In Our Lifetime

8 months ago
A packed FNB stadium with over one hundred thousand supporters demonstrated the mass appeal of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) amongst South African voters...
Monica Geingos, First Lady of the Republic of Namibia and President of the Organization of African First Ladies for Development.

Organization Of African First Ladies For Development

8 months ago
The Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) launched the #WeAreEqual Campaign on Wednesday, August 23, 2023, at a banquet ceremony held in...
Dumisani Baleni EFF South Africa Communications officer for Gauteng Province, South Africa.

EFF Confronts Racism In South African Schools

8 months ago
An incident involving a thirteen-year-old girl child at the Crowthorne Christian Academy in South Africa led to the schools' closure and the re-sparking of...
African leaders discussed the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) at the 36th African Union (AU) Summit held on 18th February 2023 at the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Africa’s Rebirth At 60: Carrying Noble Ideas That Nobody Is Willing To Implement

8 months ago
To most academics, intellectuals, and pragmatists advocating for a genuine Pan-African renaissance six decades after the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU,...
Photo Of newly inaugurated President, Bola Tinubu, and immediate past President, Muhammad Buhari.

Tinubu’s Inauguration: End Of An Error, The Dawn Of Calamity

8 months ago
"I am confident that I am leaving office with Nigeria better in 2023 than in 2015." President Buhari ended his farewell speech with this...
Zimbabwe’s President posing for a photo with his guests.

IMF And World Bank: The ‘Bad Samaritans’ And Neoliberals Cheating Africa Into A Cycle...

8 months ago
The Western liberal consensus has long been intervening and interfering in Africa. The first form of intervention was through the slave trade from the...
A picture of the leading presidential candidates at the just concluded Nigerian 2023 polls

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12 months ago
If you can relate with the kind of mood you'd meet when on a visit to a street that had just experienced a robbery...