Editor’s Choice

Zimbabwe has produced many politicians who could shout, scheme or survive. It has produced very few who could genuinely think. Among those few, two names inevitably surface: Robert Gabriel Mugabe and Jonathan Nathaniel Moyo.
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Zimbabwe currently traverses a perilous moral and political crossroads. This crisis transcends mere economic or constitutional decline; it has become existential and psychological.
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Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution did not emerge by accident, nor was it a benevolent grant from those in power.
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Zimbabwean politics has always had a talent for the dramatic, but every so often a hypothetical emerges that forces even hardened observers to pause.
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In any serious democratic tradition, political leadership is strengthened—not weakened—by scrutiny. Yet, in contemporary Zimbabwean opposition politics, criticism has increasingly been recast as betrayal, enquiry as hostility, and analysis…
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There is a familiar moment in Zimbabwean politics when hope surges not because institutions have changed, but because a voice has returned. A rally is announced. Social media lights up. Old slogans are dusted off. The language of destiny…
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HARARE - Veteran Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has said that his latest political initiative will be anchored on clear structures, systems and institutions, marking a departure from past formations that critics said were…
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Nelson Chamisa’s re-entry into Zimbabwean politics comes not with the thunder of mobilisation nor the humility of consultation but with the quiet certainty of a man convinced that history has been waiting for him to return.
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Nelson Chamisa, the former leader of CCC announced at a press conference on 20 January 2026 his return to active national politics, after a two years break. 
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In just a few years, Tungwarara has travelled a remarkable distance—from relative obscurity to proximity with State House, from borehole launches to diplomatic credentials, from empowerment rhetoric to ownership of high-value assets that…
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