While the enforcement of foreign judgments is vital for commercial certainty, it raises constitutional questions when execution targets immovable property, particularly residential property. The Allen v Chinganga ruling exposes .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   The recent High Court of Zimbabwe decision granting enforcement of a United Kingdom court judgment in favour of British national Clayton Allen against Blessing Chinganga .. Read More →

Subject : Open Letter to Zim Education Minister – Removal of Colonial School names Honourable Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Republic of Zimbabwe Dear Honourable Minister, I write this .. Read More →

PART I Zimbabwe’s Colonial School Names: Why the Past Still Governs Our Classrooms By Princess Eugene Majuru   More than four decades after Independence, Zimbabwe has largely stopped questioning the .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   Harare, Zimbabwe ( News of The South) -More than forty years after Independence, Zimbabweans rarely question the names that surround them. Streets, schools, institutions — .. Read More →

PRESS STATEMENT *RE: APPOINTMENT OF A MALE DEPUTY MINISTER TO THE MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS*   I note with concern the recent appointment of a male Deputy Minister to the .. Read More →

​By Features Editor ​In the streets of Harare and the pubs of Bulawayo, a bitter irony is being discussed with increasing fervor. Zimbabwe, a nation sitting on some of the .. Read More →

By Features Editor ​Harare, Zimbabwe - In a resounding tribute to a career that not only pioneered but fundamentally shaped the landscape of Zimbabwe's printing, packaging, and newspaper industry, Prince .. Read More →

ByvFeatures Editor A bold Afrofuturist story weaving AI, heritage, ICT innovation and Zimbabwe’s political memory. Zimbabwean author , Harare royal family of the Mbari clan and historian Princess Eugene Majuru .. Read More →