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Arrogance is expensive: The case of the European Union and Russia

This has pushed millions of people into poverty and destitution across the world.
By Tapiwa Gomo Jan. 13, 2025

The ripple effect: How accountability and kindness shape our world

The world needs more leaders who act with authenticity and compassion and that change begins with us.
By Rutendo Kureya Jan. 7, 2025

A broken nation will never prosper

Those that lived under Smith's regime have scars and would not want to go that route again.
By Newsday Jan. 6, 2025

Empowerment through strength: Mandemo combines fitness, gender advocacy

Mandemo also leverages the heightened visibility of the 16 Days against GBV campaign to advocate for broader societal change.
By Raymond Millagre Langa Dec. 8, 2024

Putin's War Has Given Birth to Geopolitical Europe

The invasion of Ukraine should lend new momentum to our green-energy transition.
By Josep Borrel Fontelles Dec. 2, 2024

The uncanny parallels between Zanu PF and the Rhodesian Front

Fast forward to Zimbabwe, independent and under the corrupt debilitating rule of Zanu PF and the dynamics remain the same.
By Rigid Kondongwe Nov. 7, 2024

More than Putin’s clever route back to the centre of global affairs?

Unsurprisingly, Ukraine and some Western players have taken objection to Guterres’ attendance at the BRICS summit.
By Ronald Chipaike and Emmanuel Matambo Oct. 27, 2024

Chisango blames tenderpreneurs for his troubles at Town House

In a separate letter dated October 4, Chisango’s lawyers contested the suspension in correspondence to Mafume, arguing that it lacked legal merit.
By Tinashe Kairiza Oct. 25, 2024

China’s car gadgets under scrutiny as U.S. probes espionage risks

China responded angrily to the U.S. announcement, accusing Washington of over-exaggerating national security concerns and unfairly targeting Chinese companies.
By Daily Mirror Oct. 10, 2024