EMERGENCY POWERS AND THE FRAGILITY OF RIGHTS: WHEN THE CONSTITUTION CAN SUSPEND ITSELF By Princess Eugene Majuru   Every constitution must prepare for moments of crisis—war, natural disasters, or national .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   Every state requires a security system—armed forces, police, and intelligence services—to protect sovereignty, maintain order, and ensure stability. Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution recognises this necessity and .. Read More →

By Showbiz Reporter   ​The world’s most watched sporting event has found its heartbeat. FIFA has officially announced that Burna Boy and Shakira will headline the 2026 World Cup with .. Read More →

PARLIAMENT WITHOUT TEETH: OVERSIGHT WITHOUT ENFORCEMENT IN ZIMBABWE’S CONSTITUTION By Princess Eugene Majuru   In any constitutional democracy, Parliament is meant to be the central institution of accountability—the body that .. Read More →

By Correspondent   London, England ( News of The South) - Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has come under renewed public attention following reports that he received a £5 million .. Read More →

  ​JOHANNESBURG — A wave of anti-foreigner sentiment and organized violence has pushed South Africa to a diplomatic breaking point this week, forcing several African governments to launch emergency evacuation .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   ​In the suburbs of Harare, a rhythmic, metallic sound has replaced the hum of industry: the clanking of borehole handles and the hum of electric .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   ​The recent decision by the Zimbabwean government to return 67 farms seized during the Land Reform Program of the early 2000s has reignited one of .. Read More →

THE PRESIDENCY: TOO MUCH POWER IN ONE OFFICE? By Princess Eugene Majuru   At the centre of Zimbabwe’s constitutional structure stands the Presidency—an office designed to embody the authority, unity, .. Read More →