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How the UK’s African Diaspora Can Unlock Billions in Investment for Africa
For too long, remittances to Africa have been discussed as though they were merely acts of familial duty, private transfers with social value but limited strategic consequence. That description is now wholly inadequate. The scale, durability and macroeconomic significance of these flows demand a more […]
Africa’s Cyber Crime Crackdown: 651 Arrests, $4.3M Seized in INTERPOL Sweep
A sweeping international cybercrime operation coordinated by INTERPOL has led to 651 arrests across 16 African countries and the recovery of more than USD 4.3 million linked to online scams. The operation, codenamed Red Card 2.0, ran from 8 December 2025 to 30 January 2026 […]
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 […]
A Quiet Shift Creatives Can’t Ignore: What ZIMRA’s Voluntary Disclosure Means for Us
From one artist to another… If you’ve been creating, performing, collaborating, teaching, uploading, invoicing, or simply getting paid in bits and pieces, you’ve probably felt it: the creative economy in Zimbabwe has grown faster than the systems around it. Now, those systems are catching up. […]
Botswana and Zimbabwe signed 10 bilateral agreements
Harare became the stage for renewed Southern African solidarity this week as the 5th Session of the Botswana-Zimbabwe Bi-National Commission concluded, co-chaired by President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko and Zimbabwean President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa. The session ended with the signing of ten bilateral agreements and […]
Exclusives
Marvin Mukuyu: Championing Deaf Pride On and Off the Field
Crowned Mr Deaf Zimbabwe 2013, Marvin Mukuyu has turned his platform into a powerful voice for advocacy, while pursuing his passions in rugby, music, and design—proving that identity is not a limitation, but a source of strength. My Afrika Magazine reporter Lingiwe Sifelani (LS) spoke […]
Featured Interviews
Carrying the Flag: Kudzai Mashawi on pride, protein, and paying it forward
Zimbabwe Sables vice captain talks to My Afrika Magazine about family, Fiji, and building a rugby culture from the ground up. As the Zimbabwe Sables step onto a massive stage as they face South Africa ‘A’ in Nelson Mandela Bay on June 20th setting the […]
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Uncovering Avril’s WO/MAN’S WORTH: A Journey of Self-Discovery
In what is set to be a powerful debut, Avril “Loveletter” T. Nachipo (AN) unleashes WO/MAN’S WORTH, a compelling exploration of identity, resilience, and self-discovery. As a first time author, Avril, steps into the literary spotlight with with a book set to resonate with readers […]
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Finchwear Makes South African Debut at Soweto Fashion Week
Finchwear, the fashion label founded by Kwanele Thusi, is set to mark a major milestone with its first official South African showcase at Soweto Fashion Week. Speaking exclusively to My Afrika Magazine, Thusi described the debut as deeply personal, calling it a “homecoming” for a […]
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Sunday Luminaries
Sunday Luminary: Zimbabwean-American James Manyika is on the frontier of AI revolution and technology
Times Magazine has named him one of the most influential people in AI and he sits at the helm of Google. The person in question is James Manyika, a Zimbabwean-American who’s talent and work have propelled him to be at the frontier of technology which […]
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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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