A number of issues have been raised in the wake of the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe’s judgment last week declaring the election of the Speaker of Parliament in 2008 irregular and invalid. The immediate effect of the judgement is to make the position of Speaker vacant.
“Kutsvaga n’anga neinobata mai.” These words, bequeathed to posterity by the ancestors, contain a dose of wisdom that Zimbabwe’s political establishment might do well to take heed of writes political analyst Dr Alex T. Magaisa.
By Dr Alex Magaisa
The constitution-making season appears to have begun, albeit with squabbles over the notorious Kariba Draft concocted by a collection of...
By Alex Magaisa
THREE weeks ago, Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai left on a tour of Europe and North America, much of which is collectively...
Drawing on childhood memories of Zimbabwe hosting liberation refugees, Takura Zhangazha argues that today's anti-African sentiment in South Africa contradicts the values of Steve Biko, Nelson Mandela and the continent's liberation struggle.
Donald Trump has confirmed he personally asked FIFA to review Folarin Balogun's suspension, as criticism over the striker's eligibility continues to grow.
Makhadzi has appealed for African unity after Zimbabweans called for a boycott of South African artists amid rising tensions over Afrophobia and anti-immigrant violence.
South Africa's foreign ministry reportedly authorised its High Commissioner to receive Jacob Zuma in India, as Parliament awaits the outcome of an internal government inquiry.
