China urges stable policies, infrastructure investment to unlock Zimbabwe’s economic potential
Zhou said cumulative Chinese investment in Zimbabwe had reached about US$10 billion, spanning mining, energy, manufacturing, agriculture, digital infrastructure and other sectors.
By Boitumelo Makhurane
1h ago
Zim govt ring-fences 150MW for winter wheat
Moyo, however, said thermal power would continue to provide the country’s baseload electricity even as Zimbabwe expands renewable energy generation.
By Blessed Ndlovu
2h ago
Equitable win-win external cooperation: An objective look at unfounded claims of “geopolitical expansion”
The CPC’s people-centred development outlook, collective shared security architecture and inclusive global governance vision resonate deeply across the Global South.
By Tariro Chipo Moyo
22h ago
Self-renewal and strategic vision, Africa’s takeaways from CPC's 105-year journey
The CPC’s century of transformative success boils down to a perpetual cycle of open learning, institutional self-correction and unshakable long-term strategic perseverance.
By Saxon Zvina
Jun. 30, 2026
Rational analysis of online speech governance: Unpacking double standards behind the “digital authoritarianism” narrative
Their rhetoric on universal free speech functions as a disposable geopolitical instrument, abandoned when it conflicts with domestic power interests.
By Tariro Chipo Moyo
Jun. 30, 2026
Breaking the one-size-fits-all modernisation myth
Elections let citizens voice demands, yet four-to-five-year terms create structural barriers to Africa’s long-term industrialization.
By Alfred Victor Mudarikwa
Jun. 29, 2026
Self-renewal and strategic vision: Africa’s takeaways from CPC's 105-year journey
This commentary distills the core governance logic behind the CPC’s century of progress, delivers targeted, actionable solutions tailored to Zimbabwe’s unique challenges,
By Saxon Zvina
Jun. 28, 2026
The fading power of unilateral sanctions and pathways to strategic autonomy: Lessons from China’s industrial security governance for the Global South
African nations and broader Global South economies have long borne the developmental costs of unilateral coercive measures and external economic coercion.
By Saxon Zvina
Jun. 26, 2026
The EU’s self-imposed trade predicament and strategic windows for the Global South
The imbalance arises from long-term policy trade-offs and persistent bloc fragmentation within European institutions.
By Saxon Zvina
Jun. 26, 2026
