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Iran War & High Oil Prices Effects: The Amasi Price Shock in Zimbabwe, A Live Example of Cost-Push Inflation

By Correspondent , 18 , Apr 2026


  *■A Real-World Economics Lesson from the Fuel Station to the Grocery Shelf*   By Brian Dongo & Lazarus Nyagumbo   Introduction: From the Petrol Pump to the Dairy Aisle .. Read More →

Independence Day Message To The People of Zimbabwe

By Correspondent , 17 , Apr 2026


INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF ZIMBABWE By Linda Tsungirirai Masarira Fellow Zimbabweans, Today marks 46 years since our beloved nation attained independence. A historic moment born out of .. Read More →

FROM MADZIWA TO THE WORLD: ‘BECOMING MADAM BOSS’ MOVIE LAUNCHES IN HARARE

By Showbiz Reporter , 17 , Apr 2026


By Showbiz Reporter ​HARARE – The journey of one of Africa’s most influential digital figures officially hit the silver screen tonight as the Becoming Madam Boss movie kicked off with .. Read More →

Julius Malema Sentenced: A Controversial Judgment and Africa’s Divided Response

By Correspondent , 16 , Apr 2026


By Correspondent   South Africa ( News of The South) - The reported sentencing of Julius Malema to five years in prison has sparked widespread reaction across Africa, particularly among .. Read More →

Chiefs, Culture, and the Return of Zimbabwe’s Sacred Heritage

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 16 , Apr 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   The repatriation of the Zimbabwe Bird and human remains from South Africa should have been a defining national moment—one that reconnected Zimbabwe not only .. Read More →

From Exile to Homecoming: How Liberation History Shaped South Africa’s Return of Zimbabwe’s Sacred Heritage

By editor , 16 , Apr 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   In 2026, South Africa returned the last Zimbabwe Bird in its possession along with eight sets of ancestral human remains taken during colonial rule. .. Read More →

Tich Mataz: The Midas Touch, the Fall, and the Long Road Back

By editor , 16 , Apr 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru   In the mid-1990s, as South Africa reintroduced itself to the world after apartheid, a new class of cultural power brokers emerged—young, ambitious, and determined to .. Read More →

Homecoming of the Stolen: Zimbabwe Confronts History, Memory, and Dignity

By editor , 16 , Apr 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   The return of eight human remains and the sacred Zimbabwe Bird soapstone artefact marks a deeply emotional and historic moment for Zimbabwe. For many, .. Read More →

Colonial Law in a Post-Colonial State: The Continued Use of Roman-Dutch Law in Zimbabwe’s Constitution

By Features Editor , 15 , Apr 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   On April 18, Zimbabwe commemorates independence from British colonial rule. The day symbolizes liberation, sovereignty, and self-determination. Yet beneath this celebration lies a profound .. Read More →