Rutendo Matinyarare's apology to President Paul Kagame and Rwanda after a truth-finding mission in the DRC and Rwanda

Dr Zorodzai Maroveke is unlocking Zimbabwe’s $5bn industrial hemp industry through hempcrete innovation, sustainability, and local capital.

A cautionary tale of power, patronage, and pride—how forgetting what made you can cost everything, even legacy, wealth, and life itself

True billionaires are measured by their impact on the nation. Tagwirei built Zimbabwe’s economy—Strive’s wealth left no lasting benefit.

Geo Pomona is transforming Harare’s old dumpsite into a modern recycling and waste-to-energy hub, creating jobs and protecting the environme

Honouring Chimoio means visiting our shrines, paying respects, and supporting the communities that preserve the legacy of our liberation.

After sanctions were lifted, Zimbabwe’s economy soared from $38B to $53B — proving sanctions, not corruption, held us back.

Boer goats, the broilers of the goat world, threaten Africa’s hardy genetics—breeding weakness, dependence, and a new form of imperialism

Associating Pan-Africanism with Jacob Zuma undermines the cause — his actions in Libya, Saharawi, and xenophobia betray true unity.

The 2030 tenure debate has reignited Zimbabwe’s opposition, revived Western scrutiny, and threatens to derail the nation’s progress.

U.S. removed all Zimbabwe sanctions in 2024; only new Magnitsky sanctions on individuals remain, not the nation.

Rutendo Matinyarare questions Zimplats’ exploitation of Ngezi, urging fair mining laws and real community development in Zimbabwe.

Chinese mining is destroying Zimbabwe’s environment. Without a mindset shift, locals can't reclaim control or protect natural resources.

Yesterday, Donald Trump essentially threatened to end AGOA by other means, as he proposed imposing a 30% tariff on South African exports....