International Posts

Minister Garwe, Put Your Own House in Order Before Pointing Fingers at Residents

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 19 , Sep 2026


By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru, Princess of Harare — Voice for the Voiceless   There is a principle that every leader should understand: Leadership begins with leading by example.   .. Read More →

Mo Abudu Opens EbonyLife Place in London, Creating New Home for African Cinema and Black Storytelling

By Correspondent , 22 , Oct 2026


  By News of The South   LONDON, UK – Nigerian media mogul and celebrated filmmaker Mo Abudu has marked another significant milestone in her mission to elevate African storytelling .. Read More →

Mabiko Celebrate Africa 2026 set to bring African culture, music and royalty to Luton

By editor , 22 , Oct 2026


  NEWS OF THE SOUTH | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT   Luton , United Kingdom – African culture, music, dance and heritage will take centre stage in Luton on Saturday, 31 .. Read More →

Did British colonialists give some chiefs authority over land belonging to other royal families?

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 21 , Oct 2026


How colonial land seizures, forced relocations and the redrawing of traditional boundaries transformed Zimbabwe's hereditary leadership system — and why disputes over ancestral territories continue more than 130 years later. .. Read More →

The land never forgets its ancestors: Why the Mbari royal house says spiritual authority over Harare cannot be transferred

By Correspondent , 21 , Oct 2026


Colonial occupation displaced royal families, governments altered traditional boundaries and new chiefs acquired administrative recognition. But the Mbari royal house maintains that ancestral custodianship cannot be transferred through political appointments. .. Read More →

Did British colonialists give some chiefs authority over land belonging to other royal families?

By Correspondent , 21 , Oct 2026


How colonial land seizures, forced relocations and the redrawing of traditional boundaries transformed Zimbabwe's hereditary leadership system — and why disputes over ancestral territories continue more than 130 years later. .. Read More →

Zimbabwean cycling couple meet President Mnangagwa after remarkable journey across Africa

By Correspondent , 21 , Oct 2026


By News of The South   A young Zimbabwean couple from Gokwe in the Midlands Province have captured national attention after completing an extraordinary cycling adventure from Zimbabwe to Nigeria, .. Read More →

Madzibaba Kobo fires warning at Scott Sakupwanya over use of Vapostori songs at football matches

By Correspondent , 21 , Oct 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru | News of The South   Outspoken Vapostori commentator Madzibaba Kobo has once again stirred controversy on Zimbabwean social media after directing a stern warning at .. Read More →

Wicknell Chivhayo’s car gifts under scrutiny as Madzibaba Kobo questions demands for vehicles to be returned

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 21 , Oct 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru | News of The South   The death of Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivhayo has opened a new chapter of controversy, with questions emerging over the .. Read More →

Why are colonial-created chieftainships still recognised while displaced royal families fight for restoration?

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 20 , Oct 2026


More than four decades after independence, Zimbabwe continues to operate traditional leadership institutions shaped by British colonial administration. While some abolished chieftainships are being restored, descendants of other displaced royal .. Read More →