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Editor 21 July 2023 No Comment

Zimbabwe elections — currency crisis threatens to out-price Emmerson Mnangagwa’s presidency

By Simukai Tinhu The Zim dollar is currently trading at around 8,000-to-1 to the US dollar on the black market. The

Editor 4 July 2023 No Comment

Zimbabwe’s Energy Market: A catalyst for industrial growth

By energyportal.eu Zimbabwe’s energy market is rapidly emerging as a significant catalyst for industrial growth, marking a transformative phase in

Editor 28 June 2023 No Comment

Powerful structural violence of the predator state prevents Zimbabweans from living in peace

By Thandekile Moyo For as long as I can remember, Zimbabweans have been described by ourselves and others as a peaceful

Editor 2 June 2023 No Comment

New report on organised violence and torture in Zimbabwe is an indictment of us as

A people-led transitional justice movement must rise in Zimbabwe. We must acknowledge that we have given the current state an

Editor 2 June 2023 No Comment

Will Emmerson Mnangagwa walk the talk and make Zimbabwe great again?

The August elections are an opportunity that Mnangagwa should grasp to restore trust and confidence between the government and the

Editor 2 June 2023 No Comment

Regulate clemency to protect sexual abuse survivors

By Tambudzai Gonese-Manjonjo The recent presidential clemency/amnesty, that saw scores of serving prisoners being released from Zimbabwe’s prisons has raised

Editor 22 March 2023 No Comment

Impenetrable electoral process breeds cynicism as Zimbabwe limps towards elections

By Michelle Gavin I Council on Foreign Relations One reason Nigeria’s February elections were so disappointing for champions of democracy

Editor 8 March 2023 No Comment

Less diplomacy, more rage: Why Britain needs a tough foreign policy on Zimbabwe

By Dr Sikukai Tinhu Dealing with a regime that has no respect for political norms, rather priding itself on some

Editor 6 March 2023 No Comment

‘Change will come’: Africa’s ‘dinosaur’ leaders win polls, but their young challengers won’t fade away

By Jason Burke A mile or so from the crashing breakers of the Atlantic, in one of the most affluent

Editor 5 March 2023 No Comment

SA and Zimbabwe: A shared destiny to power-supply Armageddon

State-controlled power utilities frustrate free market philosophy By Rejoice Ngwena Zimbabwe and South Africa share a common destiny to electricity-supply