Business Posts

Financial Feasibility of Zimbabwe Parliament’s Energy Resilience Plan

By Correspondent , 29 , Oct 2025


By Princess Eugene Majuru The analysis focuses on the final, grid-independent Phase 2 target: a 1 MWp Solar PV System with 1 MWh Battery Storage.   1. Estimated Capital Expenditure .. Read More →

Questions for ZESA and Zim Government Officials: Accountability from Princess Eugene

By Correspondent , 29 , Oct 2025


Questions for ZESA & Government Officials: Accountability from the Office of the Princess of Harare By Princess Eugene Majuru As  Princess of Harare I have unique focus on how systemic .. Read More →

President Mnangagwa’s Perseverance During His SONA Speech A Testament to His Resolve for a Better Zimbabwe

By Correspondent , 29 , Oct 2025


  By Kudzai Makuku   Many of us can recall the times when we sat for our Grade 7, ZJC, or O-Level examinations. Those were moments that demanded unwavering determination .. Read More →

Powering Parliament: Business Leader Dr Mabhurukwa Proposes Solar-Backed Plan After SONA Blackout

By Correspondent , 29 , Oct 2025


  In a direct response to the embarrassing power failure that disrupted President Mnangagwa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) at the new Parliament building in Mount Hampden, a business .. Read More →

Torchlight and Term Limits: The Meaning of Mnangagwa’s SONA and the ‘2030 NdEya Emmerson’ Chant

By Correspondent , 28 , Oct 2025


By Correspondent   The recent State of the Nation Address (SONA) by President Emmerson Mnangagwa at the new Parliament in Mount Hampden was punctuated by two deeply symbolic events: a .. Read More →

Reclaiming the Forgotten Dynasty: Revisiting the Hwata-Gutsa Narrative and the Erasure of the Mbari-Gurundoro Kingship in Zimbabwean History

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 25 , Oct 2025


Title: Reclaiming the Forgotten Dynasty: Revisiting the Hwata-Gutsa Narrative and the Erasure of the Mbari-Gurundoro Kingship in Zimbabwean History Abstract This paper re-examines the late-nineteenth-century colonial trial of Charwe Nyakasikana .. Read More →

The Eight-Month Illusion: The Short, Fraught History of the Zimbabwe-Rhodesia Flag

By Features Editor , 18 , Oct 2025


By Correspondent The year 1979 represents a brief, intense, and largely forgotten chapter in Zimbabwe’s journey to majority rule. It was a time when the white minority regime, desperately clinging .. Read More →

The Clash of Codes: Witchcraft, Inheritance, and the Crisis of Tradition in Modern Zimbabwe

By Features Editor , 18 , Oct 2025


By Features Editor Zimbabwe is grappling with a profound cultural tension as colonial-era law clashes with deep-seated Shona tradition (chivanhu), particularly concerning the issues of witchcraft and inheritance. A recent .. Read More →

A Conservative Echo: Badenoch Invokes Reagan and Thatcher to Attack Labour’s ‘Weakness’

By Features Editor , 18 , Oct 2025


London, UK—Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch used the recent unveiling of a statue of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan in London as a platform to launch a scathing attack on the .. Read More →