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Intellectual Property: An Overlooked Weapon in Zimbabwe’s
What does intellectual property (IP) have to do with drug and substance abuse? At first glance, very little. One is associated with patents and trademarks; the other with public health and crime. Yet the two are more closely connected than many realise. The systems that […]
GAFSP Launches $163 Million Grants to Strengthen Food Security
The Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP) has announced a US$163 million global grants programme to tackle hunger, strengthen climate resilience, and support smallholder farmers in vulnerable nations. This comes at a critical time: global hunger levels are rising due to conflict, climate shocks, […]
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 […]
Intellectual Property: An Overlooked Weapon in Zimbabwe’s
What does intellectual property (IP) have to do with drug and substance abuse? At first glance, very little. One is associated with patents and trademarks; the other with public health and crime. Yet the two are more closely connected than many realise. The systems that […]
Returning Home, Rebuilding Zimbabwe: A New Vision Beyond Xenophobia
The recent wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa has once again exposed the vulnerability of migrants who have long contributed to the country’s economy. Reports of violence and intimidation have left many foreign nationals, including Zimbabweans, choosing to leave rather than risk their safety. […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Miss Intercontinental Zimbabwe 2026 – Virginia Nyambe
For the newly crowned Miss Intercontinental Zimbabwe 2026, victory was more than winning a title; it was validation. My Afrika Magazine reporter, Ngonidzashe Gwatidzo (NG), had a moment with Miss Intercontinental Zimbabwe 2026, Virginia Nyambe (VN), exploring more about her journey. NG: Congratulations on being […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Conversation with Award-Winning Author Audrey Chirenje
Storytelling captures ideas merely imagined and realities shyly whispered about. They come in all known and still to be discovered genres. One of the most significant is creating a whole world out of thin air. My Afrika Magazine reporter Lingiwe Sifelani (LS) had a chat […]
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EXCLUSIVE: Nonsikelelo Moyo Opens Up About Her Writing Journey and Latest Book, ‘Renaissance’
“I wrote RENAISSANCE after hitting my own rock bottom, the year my dreams and sense of purpose all cracked at once. I realised I wasn’t alone. Too many founders in Zimbabwe build in silence because we have been taught that rest is weakness and struggle […]
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Poet and Blogger Rutendo Chichaya makes her publishing debut
Rutendo Chichaya has been steadily building her profile as one of Zimbabwe’s most interesting contemporary writers and poets for a while now. She has had her work published on outlets such as Brittle Paper, The Kalahari Review, Mosi Oa Tunya Literary Review and 20.35 Africa. […]
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Sunday Luminaries
Sunday Luminary: From Self-Publishing to reaching millions; the journey of Sue Nyathi
At the moment, Sue Nyathi has the world spinning in the palm of her hand. Across the world the supernovela ‘The Polygamist’ adapted from her novel of the same name has taken the world by storm. The main character Jonasi Gomora has become synonymous with […]
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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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