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Topic : Diplomacy

The world needs a rethink

By the time global leadership lifts its head, the world will have been inundated with flood waters and flames of fire.

By Tapiwa Gomo Sep. 30, 2024

Africa Institute of Cultural Diplomacy set for launch in Zimbabwe

The institute is composed of over 45 former head of states with others working for the United Nations.

By Patricia Sibanda Aug. 31, 2024

Africa Institute of Cultural Diplomacy set for launch in Zimbabwe

Take leading role in promoting peace, youths urged

Intercontinental Youth Connect chairperson Daniel Zinyama, who chaired the event, said the conference provided a platform for young Africans to engage on issues affecting them.

By Priveledge Gumbodete Mar. 9, 2024

Take leading role in promoting peace, youths urged

Youths urged to take a leading role in promoting global peace

AYLDC chairperson Daniel Zinyama said the conference provided a platform for young Africans to be more engaged on global issues and play an active role in shaping their future.

By Priveledge Gumbodete Mar. 8, 2024

Youths urged to take a leading role in promoting global peace

Diplomacy and protocol for captains of industry

Maintaining a polished and professional appearance sets the tone for diplomatic interactions, instilling confidence and respect among counterparts.

By Jonah Nyoni Feb. 17, 2024

Diplomacy and protocol for captains of industry

2023 elections: Anticipating the politi-economics terrain

Also, an election conflict can be caused by weak institutions, impunity, and a biased judiciary making it difficult to settle election disputes fairly and impartially.

By Zvikomborero Sibanda May. 5, 2023