By Princess Eugene Majuru   Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is widely regarded as progressive in rights design, but like many post-colonial constitutional settlements, it contains structural compromises that affect implementation, .. Read More →

STATEMENT ON MBARI CHIEFTAINSHIP RESUSCITATION, FIRST CHIMURENGA HEROES’ REPATRIATION, AND THE NATIONAL BIRA By Princess Eugene Majuru As a custodian of heritage and a voice within our Zimbabwe cultural traditions, .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   One of the most structurally ambitious promises in Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is devolution. It is intended to shift governance away from a heavily centralised .. Read More →

  ​By  Princess Eugene Majuru   ​In the corridors of power and the halls of established institutions, there is a recurring ghost. It is the presence of an individual who .. Read More →

  Tich Mataz has sparked conversation online after sharing a deeply personal reflection on his life journey, touching on themes of success, hardship, and resilience.   In a candid Facebook .. Read More →

By Correspondent   ​WASHINGTON, D.C. (News of The South)  — The glitz and glamour of the annual White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner dissolved into terror Saturday night as a .. Read More →

The Diaspora’s Heartbeat: When Zimbabwe’s Sons and Daughters Hear the Call of Red Soil Again”   By Dr Masimba Mavaza   There is a new psalm rising from the tower .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   One of the most politically sensitive and intellectually complex areas of Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is its treatment of indigenous governance systems. The Constitution recognises .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   The question many Zimbabweans are asking—“How did Cecil Rhodes’ will become an Act?”—touches on deep historical, legal, and political realities that continue to influence .. Read More →