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OPINION: Why God won’t judge me for critiquing ZAOGA church

A ZAOGA member argues that biblical discernment—not fear of judgment—should guide how Christians respond to controversial spiritual claims and church leadership.

A $3.6 million blunder: How Wicknell Chivayo plunged Zanu PF into a PR crisis

When Wicknell Chivayo announced his now infamous US$3.6 million pledge to Members of Parliament, he likely intended to stage a spectacle of generosity, proximity and influence.

Luke-ing the Beast in the Eye: Domboshava, the presidential Shumba highway of shame and the legendary son-in-law who pleaded for two more nights

As the architects of Constitutional Amendment Number 3 prepare to illegally extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term by a further two years, the weather-beaten residents of Domboshava have acutely bad memories of his time in office.

The Rolls-Royce Revolutionary: Tino Machakaire and Zimbabwe’s new political guard

Analysis of Tino Machakaire’s rise and what it reveals about Zimbabwe’s new political generation and power dynamics.

Zimbabwe’s emerging petty oligarchy: Trauma, fear, family power, and the quest for perennial power

Zimbabwe may be entering a new phase of its political life, not a break from the past, but an evolution of it.
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