Global health’s defining test

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus As we look back on 2025, the world experienced a year of both remarkable achievement and profound challenge in global health. Multilateralism, science and solidarity were tested…

Zim has compelling case to win UNSC seat

Kuda Bwititi-Politics, Foreign Affairs & Analysis Editor THE year 2026 stands as a pivotal diplomatic period for Zimbabwe, as the nation mobilises its campaign for a non-permanent seat on the…

Apartheid remnants persecuting Zimbabweans . . . bid to avenge liberation, shield white capital

Lonias Rozvi Majoni THE regular tide of vitriol and undue attacks against Zimbabweans in South Africa through voices such as “Operation Dudula” is not merely a “clash over resources” or…

West’s engagement with Africa: Instruction disguised as partnership

Moussa Ibrahim One key element of West’s engagement with Africa has been instruction disguised as partnership, with Africa being a junior partner. But, can Africa and Russia rewrite global rules,…

Gaza, Venezuela, Ukraine: The fault lines shaping 2026

By Professor Alexey Makarkin This year could be a turning point for US president Donald Trump’s foreign policy, and for the balance of power. By the end of 2026, we…

COMMENT: Government reaction to Nestle product recall is a masterstroke

THE true measure of a government’s commitment to its citizens is often found not in its rhetoric during times of prosperity, but in its agility during a crisis. The directive…

EDITORIAL : ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup crucial for Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s successful bid to co‑host the 2026 ICC Under‑19 Cricket World Cup is more than a sporting milestone. It is a rare national opportunity − one that arrives at a…

Iran’s identity and geopolitics: The Achilles’ heel of US strategy

Nesbert Tafadzwa Madziwa IN 2025-2026, Iran has witnessed widespread protests driven largely by economic hardships, inflation, and political stagnation. Many external analysts and Iranian officials alike have framed these upheavals…

Editorial Comment: Judiciary efficiency key for justice

ZIMBABWEANS rely strongly on having an efficient and fair Judiciary, where judges and magistrates can deal with criminals, and do so while respecting their rights by insisting on proper evidence,…

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