Widening war engulfs more countries
LONDON/CAIRO/WASHINGTON, — The US carried out fresh strikes in Iran on Wednesday, the US military said, further intensifying a five-month-old war that was already expanding beyond its main fronts to…
Keith Zenda to unpack secrets of breaking into global art market
Mbulelo Mpofu, [email protected] FOR many aspiring Zimbabwean visual artists, breaking into the international art market can seem like an impossible dream reserved for those with formal training, deep pockets or…
COMMENT : Digital inclusion unlocks opportunities for PWDs
Digital inclusion has become one of the defining measures of whether a society is genuinely committed to equal opportunity. As governments, businesses, schools and financial institutions increasingly migrate their services…
Basic civil procedure: What happens after you are served with a summons
Pro Deo, [email protected] Many people first meet the civil courts when a Messenger of Court hands them a summons. Whether it’s for defamation, breach of contract, or unpaid debt, the…
After fleeing Sudan’s war, refugees battle thirst in Chad’s camps
Gordon Cole-Schmidt Goudrane and Adre, Chad – The water tanks had been bone dry for four days when a water truck crested the ridge above Goudrane refugee camp in eastern…
The power of free intra-African movement
Kwame Ofori Appiah When Chad announced that it would remove visa requirements for citizens of African countries, it joined a small but growing list of African countries that have extended…
Heroes’ sacrifice, our duty to posterity
Sam Matema, Correspondent As Zimbabwe marks Heroes Day next month, the occasion calls for more than wreath-laying ceremonies and speeches. It is a time to reflect on the immeasurable sacrifice…
Reflections on Revival: Lessons from the Acts of the Apostles
Rev. Moses Matimba Revival is not merely a religious slogan or a fleeting emotional moment. It is the visible movement of God among ordinary people. In Acts 14 and 15,…











