Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s Democratic Mirage and the Suppression of Opposition

By Belinda Jamela In the tumultuous political landscape of Zimbabwe, democracy remains an elusive ideal. The recent withdrawal of...

The Trojan Horse of CCTV Surveillance in Traffic Control

The Orwellian spectre of mass surveillance is becoming an alarming reality as governments across Africa are increasingly employing Closed...

Is Mnangagwa Building a Political Dynasty in Zimbabwe?

After being re-elected in the disputed August 23, 2023 election, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has formed a cabinet that demonstrates...

Zimbabwe’s Political Crossroads: Tensions Rise as President Mnangagwa Begins Second Term Amid Election Controversy

President Emmerson Mnangagwa was last Monday, September 4, 2023, sworn in for the second and final term after the...

Mnangagwa Wins Zimbabwe’s Disputed Elections

Emmerson Mnangagwa was this weekend declared as reelected to be Zimbabwe’s president. However, the election was highly contentious, with...

NGOs and Political Activists Fear Crackdown as Zimbabwe’s Private Voluntary Organisations Bill Nears Approval

Zimbabwe Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and political activists are living in dread after the country’s parliament passed the Private Voluntary...

Zimbabwe August polls marred by delimitations flaws

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has started the ball rolling for the 2023 general election that will be held in...

Episode #10: Ramaphsa’s nine lives and ANC’s uncertain future

A power crisis and an imploding ANC are just but a few issues Cyril Ramaphosa is having to deal...

Why Mnangagwa’s USD 40,000 house loan for Zimbabwe MPs was a bribe

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa in his last act of the 2022 financial year bribed MPs with US$40, 000 in...

South Africa & Zimbabwe liberation parties: reinvent or die

Early December, the oldest political party in Africa, the ANC will be holding its 55th elective congress in Johannesburg,...

Stir The Pot: Zimbabwe govt lacks spine to make tough decisions required to protect workers

THE Zanu PF government is at long last trying to get back to the basics on its initial promises...

Blame poor planning by SADC for Southern Africa power problems

Many cities and towns in Southern Africa are resembling ghost towns at night as relentless and rolling power cuts...

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