African womanism a virtue of female freedom fighters
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub It was Nigerian author Buchi Emecheta who in 1997 said: “I will not be called feminist because it is European. It is as simple as…
The pause that precedes the action
Rutendo Gwatidzo Changing Perspectives The work-place was unusually quiet and tense that morning. A leading financial services firm in Harare had just received news of a potential acquisition opportunity. The…
LOOKING BACK: Nyagumbo laid to rest leaving party confused
The Herald, 24 April 1989 THE death of the former Senior Minister for Political Affairs, Cde Maurice Nyagumbo a gallant fighter who would never accept any compromise in liberating his…
African womanism a virtue of female freedom fighters
Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub It was Nigerian author Buchi Emecheta who in 1997 said: “I will not be called feminist because it is European. It is as simple as…
China’s sulphuric acid export ban, Strait of Hormuz closure reshaping global power
Saxon Zvina Correspondent ON May 1, 2026, the global economy enters a new reality. When China halts sulphuric acid exports, it is not merely adjusting trade policy — it is…
Law graduate shelves career, runs fitness empire in Dubai
Trust Freddy Feature Writer IT is often said that nothing great in the world will ever be accomplished without passion. Indeed, no matter how well-paying a profession could be, without…
Africa’s nuclear-free promise faces a deterrence test
Maxwell Boamah Amofa While the continent is legally committed to being a nuclear-free zone, its security is challenged by the lack of clarity in global nuclear politics. Did you know…
India-Russia military logistics pact a quiet game‑changer
Anil Chopra The details of the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistics Support pact between New Delhi and Moscow were published on Russia’s official legal information portal last week, providing long-awaited insights…










