By Princess Eugene Majuru   “Colonial Symbols, Cultural Identity and the Question of True Independence: Mambokadzi Arutura Musikavanhu Speaks Out” In a strongly worded intervention that has reignited national debate .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   On April 18 each year, Zimbabwe commemorates its independence from British colonial rule in 1980. The day is marked by celebration, reflection, and national pride. .. Read More →

  By Brian Dongo, Lazarus Nyagumbo & R. Moses Matongo April 2026   Q: Other laws are being changed, what about the Rhodes Estates Act? Is it cast in stone?? .. Read More →

  Now, I have a question, a genuine question, for all Zimbabweans and Africans too.   Sekuru Kaguvi was killed by British colonial forces in Zimbabwe for resisting colonialism. That .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   On 14 April 2026, inside the quiet halls of Cape Town’s Iziko South African Museum, history was not only remembered—it was partially returned.   Under .. Read More →

  By Jonathan Chando   The sequence of events that unfolded between April 2nd and April 5th, 2026, over central Iran represents one of the most complex and controversial military .. Read More →

By Correspondent   ​In a strategic move to accelerate rural transformation and streamline land administration, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially split the former Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and .. Read More →

  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 →