By Princess Eugene Majuru   Modern constitutional systems often expand institutional architecture in the name of accountability, oversight, and good governance. Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution follows this pattern by creating .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Zimbabwe’s Constitution recognises customary law as an official component of the legal system. On the surface, this appears to be a progressive acknowledgment of .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   At the heart of any legal system lies an often-unspoken question: what counts as truth? Zimbabwe’s Constitution, like many modern constitutions, establishes institutions and .. Read More →

By Correspondent   The recent controversy surrounding Wicknell Chivhayo and his high-profile donation pledges has reignited a long-standing national conversation in Zimbabwe: what is the purpose of wealth in a .. Read More →

  By Gift Kugara Mawire   A confidential strategic analysis by Zimbabwe's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), approved in November 2025 and reviewed by this publication, concludes that a significant portion .. Read More →

  Gift Kugara - Mawire   On Saturday, two groups of Zimbabweans marched through the same streets of central London, within hours of each other, to mark the same Independence .. Read More →

  By Dr Masimba Mavaza   LONDON – On the very day Zimbabwe’s flag turned 46 — a day sanctified by the blood of liberation heroes and the tears of .. Read More →

By Correspondent   ​MAPHISA, MATABELELAND SOUTH – Addressing thousands gathered at Maphisa Business Centre on April 18, 2026, President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa delivered a landmark 46th Independence Day speech, celebrating .. Read More →

Zimbabweans in UK Mark 46th Independence Anniversary with Call for Greater Diaspora Inclusion   Milton Keynes, United Kingdom — April 18, 2026   Zimbabweans across the United Kingdom gathered in .. Read More →