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From Makwerere to Operation Dudula: The long, violent history of xenophobia in South Africa
By Gabriel Manyati
The first images shocked the world in May 2008. In Ramaphosa informal settlement on the East Rand, a Mozambican man named Ernesto...
Kudakwashe Tagwirei: Zimbabwe’s succession politics far more complex and dangerous than wealth alone
By Dr Phillan Zamchiya
Dear Reader, some people seem shocked by the scale of the Tagwirei wedding and the concentration of political, and crony business...
When billionaires celebrate in a broken economy: The Tagwirei wedding and the politics of wealth in Zimbabwe
By Gabriel Manyati
There are weddings that celebrate love. There are weddings that celebrate family lineage. And then there are weddings that become political documents...
Opposition leader Linda Masarira dies
Prominent opposition leader, Linda Masarira, has died at the age of 43.
Masarira, who led the small Labour Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) opposition party,...
Leonard Dembo: The lonely genius who gave Zimbabwe its soundtrack
From the Shadows of Chirumanzu to the Pinnacle of Sungura, the Story of Kwangwari Gwaindepi is a Masterclass in Melodic Brilliance and Systemic Tragedy
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