By Princess Eugene Majuru   Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao, a Zimbabwean-born medical doctor, activist, and diplomat, has emerged as one of the most compelling and outspoken Pan-African voices of the modern .. Read More →

By Correspondent The UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has announced a sweeping set of reforms to the country's legal migration system, introducing a new "Earned Settlement" framework. The proposals, which .. Read More →

By Correspondent   The recent electrifying showcase by Afro-fusion artist Luckson “ManLuckerz” Chikutu at the Jazz Hotel Hellsten in Stockholm was more than just a concert; it was a potent .. Read More →

Kuuyisa Midzimu Yenyika Why Returning Zimbabwe’s Ancestors From British Museums Is a National ObligationBy HRH Princess Eugene Majuru Across Zimbabwe, from the granite hills of Mazowe to the valleys of .. Read More →

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru In the climate-controlled basements of some of Britain’s most respected museums lie stories too heavy for their silence. Skulls boxed in archival foam. Bones tagged .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru At the heart of Britain’s museums lie stories no one really wants to tell. Locked in storerooms behind closed doors are not just objects — but .. Read More →

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru London, England (News Of The South) - The wooden drawers of European museums still hold more than curiosities: they hold people. In his persistent and .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   The transatlantic slave trade was more than just the transportation of millions across an ocean; it was a deliberate, brutal, and organized severing of identity. .. Read More →

  By a Princess of the Mbari Royal House, Custodians of Harare   Harare, Zimbabwe - Recent, poorly conceived attempts by certain individuals claiming a connection to the Hwata and .. Read More →