The contemporary features and global significance of Xi Jinping Thought on Party Building: Lessons for the Global South and Africa's ruling parties
Perhaps the report's most significant message is that a ruling party cannot successfully govern a nation unless it first governs itself effectively.
By Saxon Zvina
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Significance of Xi Jinping Thought on Party Building: Lessons for the Global South and Africa's ruling parties
Perhaps the report's most significant message is that a ruling party cannot successfully govern a nation unless it first governs itself effectively.
By Saxon Zvina
3h ago
Chinese investments to Zimbabwe surpass US$10billion
Ding said the future of Zimbabwe’s mining sector lies in value addition, industrialisation and skills development.
By Staff Reporter
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China urges stable policies, infrastructure investment to unlock Zimbabwe’s economic potential
Zhou said cumulative Chinese investment in Zimbabwe had reached about US$10 billion, spanning mining, energy, manufacturing, agriculture, digital infrastructure and other sectors.
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Zim govt ring-fences 150MW for winter wheat
Moyo, however, said thermal power would continue to provide the country’s baseload electricity even as Zimbabwe expands renewable energy generation.
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Equitable win-win external cooperation: An objective look at unfounded claims of “geopolitical expansion”
The CPC’s people-centred development outlook, collective shared security architecture and inclusive global governance vision resonate deeply across the Global South.
By Tariro Chipo Moyo
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Self-renewal and strategic vision, Africa’s takeaways from CPC's 105-year journey
The CPC’s century of transformative success boils down to a perpetual cycle of open learning, institutional self-correction and unshakable long-term strategic perseverance.
By Saxon Zvina
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Rational analysis of online speech governance: Unpacking double standards behind the “digital authoritarianism” narrative
Their rhetoric on universal free speech functions as a disposable geopolitical instrument, abandoned when it conflicts with domestic power interests.
By Tariro Chipo Moyo
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Breaking the one-size-fits-all modernisation myth
Elections let citizens voice demands, yet four-to-five-year terms create structural barriers to Africa’s long-term industrialization.
By Alfred Victor Mudarikwa
Jun. 29, 2026
