Mnangagwa’s journey and the philosophy of Zimbabwe built by its own people
Born on September 15, 1942, Mnangagwa spent his early years in colonial Rhodesia before his family relocated to Zambia in the 1950s.
By Staff Reporter
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Xhosa prince bemoans betrayal of Zim liberation struggle ideals
Tshawe also criticised recent constitutional amendments, asserting that the changes run contrary to the very principles for which liberation fighters went to war.
By Sharon Sibindi
Aug. 30, 2026
Heroes Day: Remembering the sacrifices that built Zimbabwe
It is a day of remembrance, reflection and national identity — an occasion to honour those who gave their lives, freedom and livelihoods in the struggle against colonial rule.
By Staff Reporter
Aug. 13, 2026
So, Mukanya, when did Chivayo’s money suddenly become clean?
When Chivayo dangled a US$300 000 house and a US$200 000 luxury vehicle in front of the legendary artiste, Mapfumo did what true icons do: he rejected it.
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana
Aug. 7, 2026
57% of What, Exactly? Why capacity utilisation is the wrong answer to the wrong question about Zimbabwe's industry
To understand why the denominator in Zimbabwe's capacity utilisation fraction is so problematic, you have to understand the economy that created it.
By Valentine Muhamba
Apr. 28, 2026
Zim’s mineral revenues as fiscal counter-cyclical tool
MORE than a quarter of a century into the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the world remains off-track to meet its most fundamental promise: ending poverty and leaving no one behind.
By Esther Dzviti
Apr. 17, 2026
LSZ unveils new identity in Bulawayo
He said the society had in recent years faced challenges linked to brand inconsistency and what he described as “mischaracterisation” of its institutional identity.
By Sharon Sibindi
Apr. 15, 2026
‘The People’ now talking in a big way!
The bottom-line is that the consultation process provided for in the Party’s selective understanding of the law has been carried out.
By Muckraker
Apr. 2, 2026
Many Hills to Climb: Why Lloyd Sachikonye’s new memoir matters now
Instead, Many Hills to Climb is a deeply considered life narrative that blends personal memory with historical consciousness.
By Fungayi Antony Sox
Jan. 31, 2026
