Day: November 8, 2024
President Mnangagwa Heads to Botswana for Duma Boko’s Inauguration
President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa is set to attend the inauguration of Botswana’s new President, Duma Gideon Boko, following Boko’s landmark victory with the Umbrella Democratic for Change (UDC), ending the Botswana Democratic Party’s (BDP) nearly six-decade dominance. The ceremony will bring together leaders from across the region, with President Mnangagwa representing Zimbabwe as its Head […]
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Zimbabwe to Host SADC Extra-Ordinary Summit on Regional Issues
From November 16-20, 2024, Zimbabwe will host an Extra-Ordinary Summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State, marking the country’s first such event since assuming the SADC Chairmanship. This summit aims to address “emerging issues of regional significance,” with a strong focus on recent election results in Mozambique and Botswana, as well […]
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A Step Toward Ethical Business Practices and Consumer Protection in Zimbabwe
The recent press statement from the Ministry of Industry and Commerce on the rollout of compliance inspections marks a significant and positive step toward promoting ethical business practices in Zimbabwe. By setting up the Task Force on Business Malpractices, the government demonstrates a commitment to addressing issues that have long plagued the economy, including currency […]
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A Letter to Harare Residents
The City of Harare has finally come under scrutiny from across the political spectrum for its undeniable incompetence. No longer can the council hide behind claims of ZANU PF interference, as even staunch opposition supporters have started to question the performance of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)-led City Council. Prominent opposition figures, including Brian […]
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From Conservation to Neo-Colonialism: Western Criticism of African Wildlife Policies Unjustified
A coalition of Western NGOs—World Animal News, Peace 4 Animals, Born Free USA, and Born Free Foundation—has recently criticized Namibia and Zimbabwe for their policies on culling elephants and other wildlife. Both countries have defended these policies as necessary measures to address the effects of drought, feed vulnerable populations, and manage the escalating human-wildlife conflict. […]
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Liberation Movements Stand Guard Against Neo-Imperialism in SADC
Amid calls from opposition factions for the downfall of former liberation movements, SADC’s revolutionary parties are facing growing criticism from groups who accuse them of hindering progress and facilitating “toxic” power dynamics. Recently, activist Namatai Kwekweza expressed discontent over a congratulatory message from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to FRELIMO’s Daniel Chapo for his victory […]
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Zimbabwe Warriors Squad Announced for Crucial AFCON Qualifiers Against Kenya and Cameroon
The Zimbabwe Warriors are gearing up for pivotal AFCON 2025 Qualifiers as Head Coach Michael Nees has announced the 23-man squad that will face off against Kenya and Cameroon in Matchdays 5 and 6. The selected players are set to assemble for camp in Polokwane starting Sunday, November 10, as they prepare for these crucial […]
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