By Princess Eugene Majuru   Among the most debated design choices in Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is the use of “progressive realisation” in sociology-economic rights. On paper, it is a .. Read More →

  INDIANAPOLIS, (News.of The South) — He went looking for the past. Now he has to survive it. In Ominous Odyssey, author J.T. Kelly drops a modern-day expert into a .. Read More →

  Point / Counterpoint By Dr Masimba Mavaza   THE CASE On January 5, 2014, Fanuel Masora, a 36-year-old deaf man, struck his sleeping uncle Magijo Masora four times on .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   ​The recent momentum in Zimbabwe to rename schools and landmarks bearing colonial legacies marks a profound shift in the nation’s socio-political consciousness. For decades, the .. Read More →

  In a significant breakthrough for groundnut improvement, scientists at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) have unraveled the genetic basis of blanchability—the ability to easily .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   A constitution is only as strong as its ability to enforce the rights it guarantees. Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is widely recognised for its expansive Bill .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Constitutions do not only define rights and institutions—they also shape economic power. They determine how land is held, how property is protected, how resources .. Read More →

By Editor   ​HARARE – In a move aimed at optimizing the delivery of public services, His Excellency the President has approved the re-assignment of five Permanent Secretaries across several .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   Any serious constitutional analysis must eventually move beyond critique and examine balance. While previous discussions have focused on structural tensions, enforcement gaps, and institutional design .. Read More →