Civilian leadership in Zimbabwe needs to show it can govern to avert a coup
By Rutendo Matinyarare
Contrary to what most people think, we don’t want a coup in Zimbabwe because coups are bad for business. They lead to...
74 Zimbabweans repatriated from South Africa after xenophobic attacks
By Chengetayi Zvauya
A first group of 74 Zimbabwean citizens arrived in the country Sunday after being repatriated from South Africa due to the wave...
High Court slates June 22 for $50M Forit Contracting ownership wrangle
By a correspondent
The Commercial Division of the High Court of Zimbabwe has formalized a definitive hearing date for the protracted $50 million ownership and...
The ghost of November: Why 2017 is haunting the 2030 project
By Gabriel Manyati
"What's past is prologue." — William Shakespeare, The Tempest
The winter air inside the ZANU PF headquarters in Harare carries a distinct, sharp...
Privatisation of the Presidency: How CAB3 dismantles the Zimbabwean state
By Gabriel Manyati
The commentary surrounding Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3, widely known as CAB3, has predictably gravitated towards the loudest and most alarming...
