By Princess Eugene Majuru   ​For many descendants of those who lived under colonial rule, the search for history is not a hobby—it is a quest for justice, identity, .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   T he iconic Two Oceans Marathon in Cape Town—often called “the world’s most beautiful marathon”—Bobukhosi (Nobuhle ) Tshuma delivered a finish that will be remembered .. Read More →

  By Dr Masimba Mavaza.   In a shocking incident, armed robbers overpowered three police officers in Harare, stealing their rifle, patrol vehicle, and phones. The attack highlights concerns about .. Read More →

  By Dr Masimba Mavaza   A 19-year-old Form Six student at St James Zongoro High School in Mutasa has been arrested for allegedly stealing US$3,202 from the school's administration .. Read More →

By Lucky Karomborombo   In a rare and closely watched interview with Sky News, Burkina Faso’s transitional leader Ibrahim Traoré delivered a defiant message: his country is determined to reclaim .. Read More →

  By Lazarus Nyagumbo & Brian Dongo   Zimbabwe finds itself at a critical juncture in its economic history. The persistent weakness of the Zimbabwean local currency, the challenges of .. Read More →

    A Festival Built Around One Artist — Then Unravelled Wireless Festival, one of Europe’s premier hip-hop events, had taken the unusual step of centering its entire 2026 lineup .. Read More →

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued one of the most dramatic and stark warnings of his presidency — stating that “a whole civilization will die tonight” if the Islamic Republic .. Read More →

Land, Sovereignty, and Authority in Zimbabwe: A Historical and Analytical Perspective Introduction The question of land ownership, sovereignty, and legitimate authority in Zimbabwe is deeply rooted in pre-colonial traditions, colonial .. Read More →