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From London to Harare: The 65-day overland adventure . . . Driving through 21 countries
From London to Harare: The 65-day overland adventure . . . Driving through 21 countries

After a gruelling 65-day overland journey, two UK-based Zimbabweans arrived home last Sunday, to fulfil a lifelong dream. The sojourn gobbled over £30 000 for what could have been an 18-hour flight costing £1 280.

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‘Western Democracy’ the new colonialism
‘Western Democracy’ the new colonialism

Empires have not changed, they have simply cloaked themselves in platitudes such as “resilience,” “visibility,” and “empowerment”.

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Data-mining the Global South into submission
Data-mining the Global South into submission

The new colonial frontier isn’t restricted to mineral-rich Congo or oil-drenched Venezuela. It’s digital, invisible, and everywhere.

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Main Cartoon 11 August 2025
Main Cartoon 11 August 2025

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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Our soil will remember the blood of the brave
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Our soil will remember the blood of the brave

AS wheat farmers across the country busily tend their promising wheat fields and market stalls overflow with fresh, homegrown produce, something profound is happening — our land is telling a story.

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POINT BLANK: Assets worth US$58m forfeited to the State since January
POINT BLANK: Assets worth US$58m forfeited to the State since January

The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) has expanded its asset recovery operations from Harare to several provinces as part of efforts to strengthen the fight against economic crime. Our Reporter NYORE MADZIANIKE spoke to Prosecutor-General JUSTICE LOYCE MATANDA-MOYO about the rollout of the initiative.

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Fields of freedom: Record harvests bloom where heroes once bled
Fields of freedom: Record harvests bloom where heroes once bled

ZIMBABWEANS across the world will celebrate Heroes Day tomorrow at a time when farmers, through their sheer industry, sweat and dedication, are writing a beautiful new story from the fields where freedom fighters once bled.

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A national planning commission could spur Vision 2030
A national planning commission could spur Vision 2030

Zimbabwe’s post-independence journey has been marked by trials, triumphs and turning points, but few moments have carried the transformative promise of Vision 2030 as championed by His Excellency, President Mnangagwa.

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Prof Mubako: Governance conscience, key morals for national development
Prof Mubako: Governance conscience, key morals for national development

MYLONAS AND TUDOR (2021: 17) argue that states are self-conscious entities in the process of nation-building.

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Zimbabweans might talk softly but they carry a very big stick
Zimbabweans might talk softly but they carry a very big stick

The land between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers is blessed, sacred and enchanting.

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