Letter to my people: What now that we are no longer Sadc chairperson
That it was the United States that brokered a peace deal between Rwanda and DRC is a damning indictment of the incompetence and the waning relevance of Sadc.
By Doctor Stop It
11h ago
Intersection of AI, warfare — The economics of military AI
The world is witnessing a quiet revolution
By Naison Bangure
Aug. 22, 2025
Friendship Bench, ongoing revolution transforming mental health care
These women, with little formal training, sit on park benches, offering not just a shoulder to lean on but evidence-based counselling that’s changing lives.
By Sriya Regulapati
Aug. 21, 2025
US visa freeze hits Zimbos
The freeze has grounded Zimbabweans who had secured travel, education, job and other opportunities in the US, it emerged yesterday.
By Brent Shamu
Aug. 21, 2025
US author headlines Women’s Leadership series
UNITED States representative and bestselling author, Lois Frankel, is set to headline the upcoming Vase Women and Leadership Summit set for Harare
By Lisa Bangomwe
Aug. 7, 2025
Why are the US and Israel muddying facts on Iran and Gaza?
The US and Israel still find the nuclear fallacy as a loophole to falsely accuse Iran as justification to mask its real objectives in attacking the Middle East nation.
By Arnold Farai Madziwa
Aug. 4, 2025
Rights groups demand accountability for China’s legal crackdown
Lawyers were surveilled, their families harassed, and in many cases, their children were barred from attending school.
By European Times
Jul. 30, 2025
Illegality beyond street-level trade
Illegal money-changing has entrenched itself as one of Zimbabwe’s most lucrative informal economic activities, generating millions of United States dollars
By The Zimbabwe Independent
Jul. 25, 2025
Zimbabwe’s wetlands under growing threat amid calls for indigenous protection systems
Recognising its importance, DWT and local stakeholders fenced off the wetland’s core in 2022 under a United States-sponsored resilience project.
By Kennedy Nyavaya
Jul. 20, 2025
