You can move on, but first move out: The distressing lesson from the Dzivarasekwa tragedy
By Gabriel Manyati
There is something almost unbearably tragic about the ordinary details surrounding the Dzivarasekwa deaths. A husband and wife went to bed in...
Chipinge economy ran on South African money in 1896, the same as today
By Fanuel Viriri
Locals paid tax in Transvaal coins
The economy of Chipinge was run on the South African rand and not Rhodesian money because all...
A mismatched finale: South Africa take no joy from winning tri-series
Telford Vice
People who take umbrage at teams being referred to as minnows won’t want to talk about the men’s T20I series final at the Namibia Cricket...
The ghost workforce: How fake identities and informal recruitment are undermining workers’ rights in Zimbabwe
By Leonard Mhute
Zimbabwe's employment landscape is increasingly confronting a disturbing phenomenon that deserves urgent national attention: the alleged use of informal recruitment channels, fictitious...
Jonas Savimbi: How a charismatic rebel guerrilla became Angola’s most feared man
By Gabriel Manyati
The dust of Moxico province had barely settled on the morning of 22 February 2002 when Angolan government troops located the body...
