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Professor Sam Moyo: An intellectual icon and a fine gentleman

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By Alex. T Magaisa This is a personal tribute I wrote on the night of Saturday 21 November 2015, upon receiving news of the death...

Kabila & Mugabe: Another Congolese Adventure Beckoning?

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By Alex T. Magaisa Sometime in 1998, thousands of Zimbabwean troops found themselves navigating the thick jungles of Central Africa. They were in the unfamiliar...

Private prosecutions and the rule of law

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By Alex T. Magaisa The recent decision of the Constitutional Court of Zimbabwe, in which it held that the Prosecutor-General was in contempt of court,...

After Cecil the lion, it’s the massacre of elephants in Zimbabwe

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By Alex T. Magaisa The elephant is a creature of majestic beauty and elegance, adored and respected by most people and, in many ways, a...

Parirenyatwa’s PSMAS scandal and the futility of anti-corruption in Zimbabwe

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A couple of weeks ago, Zimbabwean media reported on a scandal involving Dr David Parirenyatwa, who is the country’s Minister of Health.
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I will not think in straight lines: Wellington Muzengeza defends complexity in Zimbabwe’s political debate

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Wellington Muzengeza responds to critics, defending nuanced political analysis and rejecting binary thinking in Zimbabwe’s political discourse.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Alex Manninger dies at 48 in tragic train collision

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Former Arsenal FC goalkeeper Alex Manninger has died at the age of 48 following a traffic accident involving a train, police have confirmed.

The Hills Golf Estate introduces unlimited “bottomless practice” driving range for $20

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Management at The Hills Luxury Golf Estate has unveiled a groundbreaking “bottomless practice” system at its newly established golf range.

Prayers without Protest: The comfortable silence of the church in Zimbabwe

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​The Zimbabwean landscape is defined by the ubiquitous presence of the cross and the collar, yet the moral authority that once emanated from the pulpit has drifted into a quiet, comfortable irrelevance.