By Princess Eugene Majuru   As Zimbabwe advances toward establishing a new administrative capital in Mount Hampden, the country faces an important historical and cultural decision: what identity should .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Elections are the most visible expression of constitutional democracy. They determine leadership, shape political legitimacy, and provide citizens with a direct voice in governance. .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru | News of The South   Constantino Chiwenga today delivered Zimbabwe’s address at the 13th Session of the World Urban Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan, where .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   When Los Angeles-based skateboarder Jason Vanporppal told people he intended to skate across Africa, the reactions were entirely predictable. Skepticism. Nervous laughter. A chorus of .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   An independent judiciary is one of the cornerstones of constitutional democracy. It is the institution that interprets the law, protects rights, and stands as .. Read More →

YOUTH RIGHTS WITHOUT STRUCTURE: WHEN THE FUTURE IS RECOGNISED BUT NOT FULLY INSTITUTIONALISED   By Princess Eugene Majuru Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is often praised for recognising young people as a .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru | Feature News Article   Situated in the historic province of Masvingo, near one of Zimbabwe’s most important and attractive tourist destinations, Masvingo Airport has long .. Read More →

ENVIRONMENTAL RIGHTS WITHOUT TEETH: WHEN PROTECTION EXISTS BUT ENFORCEMENT LAGS   By Princess Eugene Majuru Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is notable for including environmental rights—an increasingly important feature in modern constitutional .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is widely praised for its strong commitment to gender equality. It explicitly recognises women’s rights, prohibits discrimination, and calls for gender balance .. Read More →