By Correspondent   The recent State of the Nation Address (SONA) by President Emmerson Mnangagwa at the new Parliament in Mount Hampden was punctuated by two deeply symbolic events: a .. Read More →

Title: Reclaiming the Forgotten Dynasty: Revisiting the Hwata-Gutsa Narrative and the Erasure of the Mbari-Gurundoro Kingship in Zimbabwean History Abstract This paper re-examines the late-nineteenth-century colonial trial of Charwe Nyakasikana .. Read More →

By Correspondent The year 1979 represents a brief, intense, and largely forgotten chapter in Zimbabwe’s journey to majority rule. It was a time when the white minority regime, desperately clinging .. Read More →

By Features Editor Zimbabwe is grappling with a profound cultural tension as colonial-era law clashes with deep-seated Shona tradition (chivanhu), particularly concerning the issues of witchcraft and inheritance. A recent .. Read More →

London, UK—Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch used the recent unveiling of a statue of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan in London as a platform to launch a scathing attack on the .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru Harare, Zimbabwe ( News of The South) —The Zimbabwean government recently unveiled its ambitious Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy, a forward-thinking plan Minister of Information, Publicity, and .. Read More →

By Correspondent   NAIROBI/KOCHI—Kenya and the world are in mourning following the death of former Prime Minister and long-serving opposition leader, Raila Amolo Odinga, who passed away on Wednesday morning .. Read More →

  By  Lenny Magwaza and HRH Princess Eugene Majuru,   The transition from pre-colonial independence to British rule in Zimbabwe was a tapestry woven with indigenous conflict, divine prophecy, and .. Read More →

  By HRH Princess Eugenie Majuru,   HARARE – Zimbabwe is currently witnessing a significant cultural moment as globally acclaimed actress Danai Gurira, known for her powerful roles in Black .. Read More →