Celebrating Six Decades of Life and Wisdom
As I mark this significant milestone, I’m reminded of the journey that has brought me here. Growing up, I always thought my father, who passed away at 60, was invincible.…
The Challenges of Grandparent-Caregiving: A Growing Concern
By Bigboy Madzivanzira As more parents migrate for work, grandparents are increasingly taking on caregiving roles. While their love and support are invaluable, there are challenges to consider. – Different…
Africa: After a Decade of AU Reform, Collective African Security Remains Elusive
The same leaders who routinely invoke ‘African solutions’ seek external conflict mediation and treat African-led initiatives as optional or secondary. African Union (AU) reforms to improve the body’s effectiveness started…
“Our Bones Shall Rise: Uniting Zimbabwe’s 60% Youth & $500B Resources to Achieve Vision 2030”
By Chiyedzo Josiah Dimbo – Ambassador of Hope, Veteran Journalist & Events Director-ED Zimbabweans are uniting behind the Economic Development (ED) Agenda, marching toward Vision 2030 and an upper-middle-income economy.…
Zimbabwean People Deserve Better: A Call for Genuine Leadership and Accountability
Fellow Zimbabweans, The political vacuum in Zimbabwe is not due to a lack of individuals, but a lack of political will to transform the situation. The puppetry and fictional politics…
The Dual Noose: Resisting the Comprador and the Colossus
By Liam Takura Kanhenga and Obert Masaraure The Global South is currently trapped in the “death-grip” of a decadent imperial epoch. We are being squeezed by a dual noose: at…
Chewore Lodge Case Exposes the Zimbabwe’s Investment and Justice Systems
As confirmed in a recent public notice by the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife, the State has now engaged all parties involved Susscaden, Big Five and the Zimbabwe Parks…
Mohamed Salah’s $25 Million Gift: A Beacon of Hope for Africa
By Chiyedzo Josiah Dimbo, Ambassador of Hope, Veteran Journalist & Events Director-ED In a world where celebrities are often defined by their lavish lifestyles and extravagant purchases, Liverpool superstar Mohamed…
End of Year Message. Why Devolution is Zimbabwe’s Path to Justice, Prosperity and a Better Zimbabwe
By Obert Masaraure Zimbabwe has endured decades of hyper-centralized governance from Harare that have resulted in profound uneven development, stifled potential, eroded community rights, and sown seeds of conflict. Many…
Public Examination Evaluation Crisis: End of year Reflection
By Munyaradzi Masiyiwa, ARTUZ Deputy Secretary General The Zimbabwe School Examination Council’s (Zimsec) lack of transparency is a ticking time bomb. Since 2017, the government has updated the school curriculum…