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What to look forward in 2026 Africa’s Politics
As the world ushers in 2026, Africa enters a defining political year. The close of 2025 was marked by the return of ruling parties in several states, alongside the continued persistence of military coups across the continent. In 2026, Africa’s democratic institutions will again be […]
Global Internet Shock: AWS Outage Exposes Africa’s Digital Vulnerabilities
The world felt a digital tremor today when Amazon Web Services (AWS) suffered a major outage, leaving millions offline and businesses across continents scrambling to stay afloat. From banking platforms to logistics apps, the disruption was a sobering reminder of how dependent the global economy […]
Dance Dynamite: Amazing Prince Redefines Zimbabwean Dance at NAMA
In Zimbabwe’s vibrant dance scene, one name is making waves—Amazing Prince. The 25-year-old choreographer and dancer stunned audiences at the National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA), showcasing his innovative style, infectious energy, and deep passion for dance. With a background rooted in church performances and wedding […]
Detecting Fraudsters Through Strategic Human Resource Management
Every day, there is a case of fraud being reported or heard in court. While the public has expressed outrage over fraud and corruption in the public sector, the private sector has not been spared either. From large corporations to small and medium enterprises, businesses […]
Local Memorials: The Heart of Community Bravery
Growing up in Marondera, I never payed so much attention to the attractions that were right under my nose. Lately I have been curious about every little thing that is easy on the eye. The other day I was looking at hotels, bnbs, golf courses […]
‘When Lovers Left, Music Stayed: Urban Grooves and Zimbabwe’s Brain Drain’
Zimbabwe’s brain drain did not happen all at once. It crept in quietly, an ache that grew over time. In the early 1990s, economic pressure from Structural Adjustment Programmes began to push people to look elsewhere. By the turn of the millennium, that quiet ache […]
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‘Rutendo Jackie Sets the Tone for 2026 with a Soul-Filled January Performance at Chop Chop’
January in Harare usually slows its pulse. The festive dust settles, showbiz takes a breather, and most creative and corporate teams retreat into strategy rooms, proposals, and planning decks. Award season stretches its limbs slowly, February flirts with romance, and real momentum typically returns closer to […]
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From the Track to the Law Books: Gerren “Bhizah” Muwishi on Representing Zimbabwe and Giving Back
Gerren “Bhizah” Muwishi (GM) is a force to be reckoned with in Zimbabwean athletics. This talented sprinter, lawyer, and coach has been making waves in the sports scene, and we’re excited to dive into his story. From his early days at St. Patrick’s High School […]
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Tips for A Successful New year from Speaker and Author Thabani Mlilo
As 2025 comes to a close we are often surrounded by Christmas decorations and familiar songs rotating on the radio; my personal favourite being ‘Last Christmas’. This time of year is also a time to reflect and realign our goals. Look at the audacious goals […]
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Unpacking the Layers of Lemody Mhako: A Zimbabwean Artist Shaping the Narrative
In a world where art transcends borders, one Zimbabwean creative is making waves with his unique creativity and unapologetic vision. Meet Lemody Mhako, a self-taught multidisciplinary artist who defies categorisation and pushes the boundaries of what it means to be an artist in the 21st […]
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Sunday Luminaries
Celebrating an African IP Pioneer: Brenda Matanga, Head of Practice and Leading IP Counsel
In our new Sunday feature celebrating inspiring Africans, we’re proud to spotlight Brenda Matanga, a highly respected intellectual property (IP) law specialist and Head of Practice in Zimbabwe. With a remarkable academic foundation, a Bachelor of Law Honours (LLB) from the University of Zimbabwe and […]
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Sunday Luminary: NoViolet Bulawayo’s work Continues to Shape the World
The Caine Prize is one of the most coveted and prestigious awards that writers from the African continent can hope to achieve in their careers. Winners such as Monica Arca de Nyeko, Brian Chikwava and Binyavanga Wainaina have gone on to become some of the […]
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