By Princess Eugene Majuru Gombekombe Zimbabwe The pangolin, known as "haka" in the Shona language, holds profound cultural and spiritual significance in the history of the Mbari clan and the .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru THarare, Zimbabwe The skyline of Harare is expanding, but behind the glass towers and concrete roads lies a dangerous truth: the rapid expansion of Zimbabwe’s capital .. Read More →

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru, Princess of Harare Harate, Zimbabwe -  For too long, a myth has lingered in Zimbabwe’s capital: that Harare has no royal family. It is a .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   Harare, Zimbabwe’s bustling capital, is often thought of as a city without a royal lineage. Historical narratives frequently suggest that colonialism erased traditional leadership structures, .. Read More →

International Legal Obligations to Reclaim a Suppressed Past: The Right of Zimbabweans to Colonial Archives By Princess Eugene Majuru,  Princess of Harare   Harare  Zimbabwe  ( News of The South) .. Read More →

Introduction The Constitution of Zimbabwe (2013) and the Traditional Leaders Act [Chapter 29:17] were meant to usher in a new era of equality and recognition of cultural rights. However, in .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru, Princess of Harare The Mbari clan, the original royal custodians of Harare, remain deliberately excluded from recognition in Zimbabwe. This exclusion is not an accident,  it .. Read More →

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru, Princess of Harare 1. Who Are the Mbari? The Mbari are the original custodians of Harare — a royal clan whose kingship dates back centuries. .. Read More →

Issued: 15 September By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru – Princess of Harare Who Are the Mbari? Original custodians of Harare. Descendants of King Mbari – a King of Kings, reduced .. Read More →