The human cost of Zimbabwe’s lithium boom
By Gabriel Manyati
In Goromonzi district, east of Harare, Mary Nyadome sets out early. The walk for water that once took minutes now stretches up...
Mnangagwa may win 2030: The real question is what kind of Zimbabwe he will leave behind
By Gabriel Manyati
Emmerson Mnangagwa is now much more likely than not to still be President of Zimbabwe in 2030. But the more interesting question...
Fungisai Zvakavapano-Masvavave: Three decades of breaking rules, defying labels and winning
By Gabriel Manyati
The heavy silk of the academic regalia brushing against the pavement at Midlands State University tells only part of the story.
Around...
When a costume carries more than cloth: Winky D, symbolism and the limits of artistic neutrality
By Gabriel Manyati
Winky D has never been merely a musician.
From the earliest days of his career he has operated as a careful architect...
From Kariba to Chivhu: Who is accountable before disaster strikes?
By a Correspondent
Barely weeks after Zimbabwe was plunged into mourning by the Lake Kariba ferry disaster, another mass-casualty transport tragedy has forced the Government...
