by HRH Princess Eugene Majuru Colonial Constitutions as Instruments of Control When the British colonized Zimbabwe (then Southern Rhodesia), they quickly realized that direct military conquest alone was insufficient to .. Read More →

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru, Princess of Harare   ​Harare, Zimbabwe  - ( News of The South) - The story of Jean Gasho, a Zimbabwean-British woman, her husband, and a .. Read More →

  Milton Mashasha Sports Reporter in Bulawayo Zimbabwe.   The Zimbabwe national team, the Warriors, coach Michael Nees is under immense pressure due to the team's poor performance. A section .. Read More →

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru,  Princess of Harare   Constitutions are never neutral. They embody the interests of those who draft them and serve as instruments of political control. The .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Masimba The story of the Mbari clan is not isolated. Across Africa, colonial regimes attempted to suppress, co-opt, or distort traditional authority structures to consolidate foreign rule. .. Read More →

Greetings to you family and hope i find you well and pray that God is restoring your life in all aspects. When I started my broadcasting career at the age .. Read More →

  ​HARARE — In the hushed, sacred mountains of Zimbabwe, where the ancient echoes of the Mwenemutapa Empire still linger, a quiet crisis is unfolding. The mhondoro and svikir. Zimbabwe's .. Read More →

  By Kudzai Makuku   The Zimbabwean diaspora in the United Kingdom represents a vast pool of potential that, if well harnessed, can bring meaningful change to communities back home. .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru, Princess of Harare   ZIMBABWE currently has 17 women claiming to be possession by the spitit of Nehanda, the high number of claimants shows there .. Read More →