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Cordelia Masalethulini did not simply die. She was killed. And more damningly, she was killed in a country that has perfected the art of acting shocked after women are murdered while doing almost nothing to stop it before the blood is…
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The 26th of December 2025 marked exactly 46 years since the death of Josiah Magama Tongogara. And once again, Zimbabwe performed a familiar ritual. Wreaths were laid. Platitudes were spoken. The liberation icon was praised, safely embalmed…
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If Zimbabwe were governed by confidence, 2028 would be just another election year. It would be routine. Predictable. Boring. Instead, it has become a source of visible panic.
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In a nation where political power often manifests through stern speeches and military parades, one woman is quietly rewriting the rules of public engagement. Colonel Minnie Baloyi Chiwenga, wife of Zimbabwe's Vice President Constantino…
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In the waning months of 2025, Zimbabwe's political landscape remains a contested arena, with no undisputed heir apparent to President Emmerson Mnangagwa's throne.
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There are some truths that can not be ignored. The outrage from ZANU-PF supporters following ZiFM’s announcement of renowned lawyer and political activist Fadzayi Mahere as “Zimbabwean of the Year” is as revealing as it is predictable.
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On the evening of December 17, 2025, Zimbabwe did what it has become remarkably good at doing. It paused. Not for a power cut or a breaking policy announcement, but for a family dispute playing out in real time on social media.
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On December 16, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation that did not merely expand the U.S. travel ban; it weaponised it. Sixteen additional countries were thrown onto America’s blacklist, the majority of them African.
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Patrice Motsepe’s persistent refusal to be drawn into the African National Congress (ANC) succession drama is not an act of coyness or political modesty. It is a mirror held up to a party that no longer recognises itself.
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In the hush that follows the strum of the last guitar chord and the final trembling note of a saxophone, a great giant of Zimbabwean music has fallen silent.
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