Opinion

When President Emmerson Mnangagwa this week told Tucker Carlson at the World Governments Summit that Venezuela was “very far away from Zimbabwe” and that Harare did not really know what was happening there, the answer sounded almost…
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Blessed Runesu Geza, known to many as Comrade Bombshell, died in the early hours of 6 February 2026 at a cardiac hospital in South Africa.
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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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Comrade Blessed Runesu "Bombshell" Geza has died. In Blessed Geza, at least for a moment, the nation was electrified with renewed hope and excitement for what many saw as a chance for imminent change.
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The controversy around the Zimbabwean influencer known as Queen Nadia TV has been framed by her defenders as a simple battle between freedom and intolerance.
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The most critical conversation Zimbabweans seeking change are—or should be—having right now concerns the newly launched “Agenda 2026” citizens’ movement, recently unveiled by Advocate Nelson Chamisa.
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President Samia Suluhu Hassan, the first woman to ascend to Tanzania’s highest office, has presided over the most devastating dismantling of democratic infrastructure since independence.
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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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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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