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Editor 2 February 2025 No Comment

Education in Zimbabwe has lost its value: Study asks young people how they feel about

By Kristina Pikovskaia, University of Edinburgh Education, especially higher education, is a step towards adulthood and a foundation for the

Editor 3 November 2024 No Comment

The Zambezi River is drying up, leaving millions without electricity

By wodnesprawy.pl The Zambezi River, the fourth longest in Africa, serves as the lifeblood for millions of inhabitants on the

Editor 28 October 2024 No Comment

ZIG’s devaluation reflects Zimbabwe’s state of perpetual crisis

By Ringisai Chikohomero – Researcher, Southern Africa, ISS Pretoria Less than five months after it was introduced, the Reserve Bank

Editor 28 October 2024 No Comment

Zimbabwe’s water supply is in crisis: how political interference and underfunding did the damage

Gwinyai Regis Taruvinga, University of the Witwatersrand In Zimbabwe, control over water is supposed to be decentralised. In other words,

Editor 23 October 2024 No Comment

Devaluing Zim’s ZiG won’t fix the currency; government overspending is the problem

By Jonathan Munemo, Salisbury University The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe devalued the ZiG by 43% on 27 September 2024. This

Editor 7 September 2024 No Comment

Can Zimbabwe ZiG-zag away from the US dollar despite dominance of informal economy?

By Nkosi Moyo Following years of currency uncertainty and instability, the Zimbabwean government has provided the clearest indications yet of its

Activists with the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party arrive at the Magistrates’ courts in Harare, Zimbabwe

Editor 16 August 2024 No Comment

South Africa must lead the way in reforming SADC as leaders prepare to gather in

By Emma Powell I Daily Maverick As Zimbabwe host the 44th SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government this

Editor 11 August 2024 No Comment

SADC Summit: Zanu PF regime putting its best Gucci foot forward

By William Saunderson-Meyer The Citizen It’s probably the country’s biggest infrastructural project since independence, delighted Zimbabweans tell me. From the buzz

Editor 24 July 2024 No Comment

How to get away with a coup – Zimbabwe’s example to the world

By Alexander Noyes & Norma Kriger for Newsweek After a global lull, coups are back. But this new wave of

Editor 27 June 2024 No Comment

South Africa’s recent election sends a clear message to Zanu-PF and Zimbabwe

By Prof Brian Raftopoulos The 2024 elections saw the ANC lose its parliamentary majority for the first time in the