By Draxon Maloya & Princess Eugene Majuru   Hand in hand with press freedom comes the responsibility to report accurately and present a full picture of events, rather than .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru One of the most ambitious promises in Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is devolution. It represents a clear attempt to move away from an overly centralised state and .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Among the most debated design choices in Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is the use of “progressive realisation” in sociology-economic rights. On paper, it is a .. Read More →

  INDIANAPOLIS, (News.of The South) — He went looking for the past. Now he has to survive it. In Ominous Odyssey, author J.T. Kelly drops a modern-day expert into a .. Read More →

  Point / Counterpoint By Dr Masimba Mavaza   THE CASE On January 5, 2014, Fanuel Masora, a 36-year-old deaf man, struck his sleeping uncle Magijo Masora four times on .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   ​The recent momentum in Zimbabwe to rename schools and landmarks bearing colonial legacies marks a profound shift in the nation’s socio-political consciousness. For decades, the .. Read More →

  In a significant breakthrough for groundnut improvement, scientists at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) have unraveled the genetic basis of blanchability—the ability to easily .. Read More →

By Princess Eugene Majuru   A constitution is only as strong as its ability to enforce the rights it guarantees. Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution is widely recognised for its expansive Bill .. Read More →

  By Princess Eugene Majuru   Constitutions do not only define rights and institutions—they also shape economic power. They determine how land is held, how property is protected, how resources .. Read More →