Prince Akpah Posts

Verdis: The Country That Doesn’t Exist… Yet

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 18 , Feb 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru | Feature Article for News of The South In a quiet corner of Europe, where maps blur and borders remain unsettled, a bold idea has taken .. Read More →

Reclaiming the Crown: Why Africa Must Rebuild Its Royal Regalia

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 17 , Feb 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru Across the world, monarchies are remembered not only through their histories but through their symbols. Thrones, sceptres, crowns, and ceremonial robes tell stories of sovereignty .. Read More →

The British Sovereign’s Sceptre with Cross: Power, Symbolism, and the Star of Africa

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 16 , Feb 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Among the most iconic pieces of the British Crown Jewels, the Sovereign’s Sceptre with Cross is not merely an object of exquisite craftsmanship; it .. Read More →

Trust, Voice, and Belonging: Rebuilding Media Credibility in Africa and the Diaspora

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 16 , Feb 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   In Africa and across its global diaspora, media trust is not merely about facts—it is about history, dignity, and voice. To understand why trust .. Read More →

From Dahomey to Chimurenga: What The Woman King Means for Zimbabwe and Africa

By Correspondent , 14 , Feb 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru Princess of Harare A Wake-Up Call for Zimbabwe Zimbabwe must not watch The Woman King as spectators. We must watch it as heirs of Chimurenga. This .. Read More →

The Show Must Go On: Why Hulengende and Mallotti’s UK Tour Matters This Easter

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 13 , Feb 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru   As April 2026 approaches, UK fans are counting down to the much-anticipated performances by Hulengende and Mallotti. The buzz is undeniable. From TikTok to Instagram, .. Read More →

Respect for Zimbabwean Chiefs Must Be Restored — The Law Must Change

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 13 , Feb 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Recent remarks by former Norton MP Temba Mliswa have reignited an important national conversation about respect for traditional leadership in Zimbabwe.   Mliswa addressed .. Read More →

From Squatter Camps to Sustainable Futures: How Geo Pomona is Rewriting Community Stories

By Correspondent , 13 , Feb 2026


  By Regina Pasipanodya   Speaking before the delegates at Geo Pomona Waste Management, Minister Barbara Rwodzi spoke with conviction: “This is what we call sustainable tourism, sustaining communities through .. Read More →

THE WANYANGA DYNASTY”? The Pursuit of The Resuscitation and Inauguration of the Sanyanga Chieftainship and the Installation of substantive Chief Sanyanga of Nyanga.”

By Correspondent , 11 , Feb 2026


By Edward Mberikunashe Sanyanga, from Nyandoro village under Headman Mparutsa, Chief Mutasa in Honde Valley   It is now 45 years since we gained our Independence. As I reflect, it .. Read More →