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Letter from America: The social implosion of American society!

A social implosion comes about when traditional norms of society no longer hold, or are held in contempt, and even worse are considered oppressive.
By Kenneth Mufuka Jul. 6, 2025
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MDC factions step up battle for Morgan Tsvangirai House

The property, which housed the opposition party during the late Morgan Tsvangirai’s leadership before he died in
By Takudzwa Munemo May. 27, 2025
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Mwonzora in 2030 pushback

The proposed two-year extension, which allows Mnangagwa to remain in power until 2030, has sparked fierce debate within the party and across the country.
By Takudzwa Munemo May. 26, 2025
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Mwonzora embroiled in US$22k fraud case

After paying the required amount, Denmark reportedly moved to occupy the stand, although it mistakenly took occupation of a stand belonging to Croco Holdings.
By Rejoice Phiri Apr. 29, 2025

On a revenge joy-ride, Republicans no longer the stupid party!

Elected to New York’s second highest office, as Attorney General, 2019, she campaigned on the “Get Trump Card.”
By Kenneth Mufuka Apr. 27, 2025

Gold investor’s Nasdaq listing plan hits snag

The merger was expected to form a US$609 million entity, which would trade its stock on Nasdaq — the second-largest American stock exchange.
By Business Reporter Apr. 11, 2025

Zim must strive to avoid resource curse situation

At home, the discovery of vast alluvial diamond reserves in Manicaland’s Chiadzwa region in 2006 attracted an estimated 35 000 illegal miners to the area.
By Tinashe Kairiza Mar. 28, 2025

DR Congo: The tail still wags the dog

The other reason is that just across the DRC’s eastern border is Rwanda, where the Tutsi minority suffered genocide in 1994.
By Gwynne Dyer Mar. 28, 2025

Rwanda and Belgium expel each other's diplomats over Congo conflict

Belgium's foreign affairs minister Maxime Prevot said the move was "disproportionate and shows that when we disagree with Rwanda they prefer not to engage in dialogue."
By Reuters Mar. 17, 2025