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Miss Universe Zimbabwe Final Marred by Sexism, Stage Chaos, and Fairness Questions

By Correspondent , 07 , Jun 2026


  By Dr Masimba Mavaza and Rtd Cptn Roy Mavaza   HARARE – The Miss Universe Zimbabwe final was meant to be a night of poise, ambition, and celebration of .. Read More →

From the Panel to the Podium: Roseanna Hall’s Miss Universe Zimbabwe Win Sparks Debate on Competitive Equity

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 07 , Jun 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   ​HARARE — The glitz, glamour, and scale of the Miss Universe Zimbabwe finale in Harare delivered a historic night for pageantry, crowning a record .. Read More →

Bones of Power: How Lungu’s SA Ruling Differs from Mugabe’s Kutama Burial

By Correspondent , 07 , Jun 2026


  _By Dr Masimba Mavaza_   HARARE/PRETORIA – Two former presidents. Two burial battles. Two very different endings. In August 2026, South Africa’s Pretoria High Court ordered former Zambian President .. Read More →

Tendai Biti Warns of ‘Constitutional Crisis’ at Chatham House Event in London

By Correspondent , 07 , Jun 2026


  By Correspondent   LONDON — June 4, 2026 — Zimbabwean lawyer, former Finance Minister, and opposition figure Tendai Biti addressed policymakers, academics, and members of the Zimbabwean diaspora at .. Read More →

Constitutional Culture and Institutional Behaviour: Why Law Alone Does Not Guarantee Governance

By HRH Princess Eugene Majuru , 07 , Jun 2026


  By Princess Eugene Majuru   A constitution is often understood as a legal document that structures power and defines rights. However, in practice, constitutional systems are shaped not only .. Read More →

The New Parliament and the Old Custodians of the Land

By Correspondent , 05 , Jun 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru   As Zimbabwe's lawmakers debate Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) within the imposing chambers of the new Parliament Building at Mount Hampden, an important question .. Read More →

Constitutional Change and the People’s Voice

By Correspondent , 05 , Jun 2026


As Zimbabwe debates Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), much attention has focused on politicians, legal experts and political parties. While these voices are important, there is a fundamental question .. Read More →

The New Parliament Of Zimbabwe and the Old Custodians of the Land

By Correspondent , 05 , Jun 2026


By Princess Eugene Majuru   As Members of Parliament debate Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 within the walls of the new Parliament building at Mount Hampden, few seem to acknowledge .. Read More →

Who Speaks for the Original People of Harare?

By Correspondent , 05 , Jun 2026


As Parliament debates the future of Zimbabwe through constitutional amendments and other national matters, a question remains unanswered: who speaks for the original custodians of the land on which the .. Read More →