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It has been several years since Morgan Richard Tsvangirai succumbed to the cruel embrace of colon cancer in a South African hospital, yet the void he left behind has not merely remained unfilled; it has widened into a chasm.
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Morgan Tsvangirai looked slightly rattled as he spoke to us. But even as he seemed shaken while making his point, he spoke like a man convinced about the chastity of his mission; a man who would forge ahead regardless of the circumstances.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is not gazing towards 2030 as a visionary developer might. He is staring down 2028 with the eyes of a survivor. The 2028 election, enshrined in the 2013 Constitution, is more than a date on a calendar; it is a…
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This article examines Suscaden Investments (Pvt) Ltd v Parks & Wildlife Management Authority ZWSC 131, in which the courts treated the absence of the Minister’s signature as fatal to a long‑performed lease.
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​The news that filtered through the streets of Harare on 20 April 1989 did not merely surprise the public; it paralysed the collective psyche of a young Zimbabwe. Morris Nyagumbo, the Senior Minister of Political Affairs and the fourth most…
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​If Zimbabwe chooses to bestow national hero status upon the late Blessed Geza, it will not be a historical mistake. Rather, it will represent the logical endpoint of a political strategy that has been carefully refined since 2017.
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Why does Donald Trump still talk about Barack Obama as if he were a sitting president rather than a retired one? Why does Obama’s name surface whenever Trump is cornered by failure, scandal or history itself?
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In the dead of night on 6 February 2026, Donald Trump, the supposed leader of the free world, slithered back into his favourite swamp of bigotry by posting a grotesque video on Truth Social.
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Death has a way of clarifying things. Or so we like to believe. In the case of Blessed Geza, death has done the opposite. It has produced not closure, but a strange, embarrassed quiet.
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Nelson Chamisa has become Zimbabwe's most visible opposition figure, leading various formations since Morgan Tsvangirai's death in 2018. He has contested two presidential elections, lost both, and now returns in 2026 with yet another…
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