How the G20 summit could benefit ordinary Africans
As world leaders gather for the G20 summit, the focus often stays on big pledges, long speeches and complicated communiqués. But behind all the diplomacy, there are real ways decisions…
The Triangle of Power Wrangle in Zimbabwe: A Shift in the Balance of Power?
By Akson Potera 21 November 2025 The emergence of Kudakwashe Tagwirei in Zimbabwe’s political landscape has sent shockwaves through the ruling Zanu-PF party. The young entrepreneur’s influence has sparked a…
Everlasting Life by Replacing the Wet Substrate
Devine Mafa First Class Degree, AWARD in Neuroscience Research University of Zimbabwe, 1996 School of Medicine – Department of Rehabilitation Authored by Devine Mafa 19 November 2025 Core Observation The…
The Bitter-Sweet Reality of Zimbabwean Migration
By Bigboy Madzivanzira The migration of Zimbabweans abroad has become a pressing issue, with thousands leaving the country in search of better opportunities and a brighter future. While the lure…
THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIMBABWE URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEM: 1950s–2000s
By Joe Hussein The story begins in the 1950s, when a bold operator named Johnstone shook Salisbury’s transport scene. He imported twenty double-decker buses from London and branded his new…
Devine Mafa’s 30-Year Odyssey to Reclaim Africa’s Wealth
In the neon haze of Memphis’s Beale Street, where blues legends once wailed against the Mississippi’s relentless churn, a young Zimbabwean immigrant named Devine Mafa didn’t just promote music—he summoned…
Fake US dollars notes in circulation:Zimbabweans need to be on alert
There have been reports of citizens who have been conned by some individuals who produce fake US dollars when buying commodities. There are numerous examples that have occurred across the…
Beware of Chadonha, Scammers Are Back as the Festive Season Nears
Eng Jacob Mutisi Chadonha is a Shona word meaning “something that has fallen” and is one of Zimbabwe’s most common street scams. It usually starts when someone “finds” a wallet…
Africans are Losing Themselves
Across Africa and among its diaspora, a silent erosion is taking place one word at a time. Parents proudly encourage their children to speak “good English,” often correcting them when…
Need to enhance ZRP officers’ safety while on duty
By Bigboy Madzivanzira The issue of police officers being shot on duty is a concerning trend in Zimbabwe. Here are some recent cases: – Constable Courage Muchechesi’s Death: A police…