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By JONATHAN POWELL/CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL FAULKNER/ JOSHUA LAMBERT PRIVATE military companies (PMCs) have been involved in conflicts around the world, including Africa, for a long time and...
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EARLIER this month we concluded the University of Pretoria’s inaugural Africa Week, where we assembled some of the finest minds and most tenacious champions of higher...
FROM the Harare meeting in May last year to the Maputo one in August, to Gaborone in September and then Maputo again in December, Southern African...
ZIMBABWE is constitutionally a republic. The country elected Emmerson Mnangagwa president for a five-year term in 2018 in general elections. Despite incremental improvements from past elections,...
This article is an extended excerpt from Professor Arthur Mutambara’s upcoming book: In Search of the Elusive Zimbabwean Dream: Volume 3. What is the unique value...
MOZAMBICAN Islamist insurgents on 24 March launched their most serious and deadly attack on the northernmost Cabo Delgado town of Palma, worsening the political and security...
DAN HODGKINSON THIS was meant to be an interview. A few weeks ago, I arranged to talk with Joana Mamombe, Zimbabwe’s youngest Member of Parliament, about her...
LAST week, on 16 March, the government of Zimbabwe published Statutory Instrument (SI) 72A of 2021 (Communal Land (Setting Aside of Land)(Chiredzi) Notice, 2021), which repealed...