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Obituary: Jesse Jackson: Revered giant with echoes of his legacy in Zimbabwe
Obituary: Jesse Jackson: Revered giant with echoes of his legacy in Zimbabwe

Sifelani Tsiko Fact Check Editor The death of one of the most prominent African American civil rights leaders on February 17 this year evoked memories of a protege of Martin…

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Aflatoxin contamination behind the latest peanut butter recall
Aflatoxin contamination behind the latest peanut butter recall

Sifelani Tsiko-Fact Check Editor South Africa still remains a major supplier of peanut butter to Zimbabwe and a recent product recall notification from a product manufacturer, ButtaNutt (Pty) Ltd in…

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Asia-Africa Centre aligns Belt and Road Initiative with Vision 2030
Asia-Africa Centre aligns Belt and Road Initiative with Vision 2030

Kuda Bwititi-Politics, Foreign Affairs and Opinions Editor A few weeks ago, Vice President Kembo Mohadi met Mr Tawanda Dozva, the African representative of the Asia-Africa Cooperation Centre, in a meeting…

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BRICS set to play key role in shaping greater Eurasian partnership
BRICS set to play key role in shaping greater Eurasian partnership

In an exclusive interview with TV BRICS (TVB), Russia’s Foreign Minister  Sergey Lavrov (SL) assessed BRICS’ role on the global stage, the prospects for the group’s development, and the objectives…

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Amendment No. 3 Bill 2026 a strategic leap towards national development
Amendment No. 3 Bill 2026 a strategic leap towards national development

Darell Muchanda-Correspondent ZIMBABWE stands at a defining constitutional moment. Constitutional Amendment No. 3 Bill (2026) proposes extending presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years and refining aspects of…

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Radio, AI: Marginalisation for some, progress for others
Radio, AI: Marginalisation for some, progress for others

Gibson Nyikadzino-Zimpapers Politics Hub IN Africa, studies show that radio is “overwhelmingly the most common source for news” for the people. A 2024 continental survey of news audiences by Afrobarometer…

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Understanding Zim’s foreign relations trajectory, doctrine
Understanding Zim’s foreign relations trajectory, doctrine

Ranga Mataire and Alexander Rusero ZIMBABWE’S  foreign relations trajectory is neither accidental nor episodic; it is a historically grounded and structurally conditioned process that has evolved in tandem with the…

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Constitution, time, development: Zimbabwe’s defining equation
Constitution, time, development: Zimbabwe’s defining equation

Dereck Goto THERE are moments in a nation’s life when the argument is not chiefly about personalities, slogans or the theatre of the day — but about time itself: how…

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The Uhuru effect as Maphisa undergoes independence-fuelled transformation
The Uhuru effect as Maphisa undergoes independence-fuelled transformation

Zimpapers Politics Hub AS has become the norm under the Second Republic, Maphisa Growth Point in Matabeleland South province, which will host the main Independence Day celebrations, is currently witnessing…

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Cde Mnangagwa was always three steps ahead
Cde Mnangagwa was always three steps ahead

Chronicles from the 2nd Chimurenga Last week, CDE KOSSAM MUTSINZE, whose nom de guerre was Cde Ignatius Toda Zimbabwe, recounted the dramatic moments he saved the lives of Cdes Kumbirai…

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