The Polite Letter That Proves We Learn Nothing From Atrocity
There’s a letter from 1983 sitting in the British archives. It’s typed on official 10 Downing Street letterhead, signed with an elegant flourish,.
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Africa
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Politics
Zimbabwe and Southern Africa: The Unfinished Business of Imperialism
By Solo Musaigwa In September 1978, Mozambique’s first president, Samora Moisés Machel, delivered a speech in Maputo that dissected the mechanics of imperialist.
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Zimbabwe’s Opposition: A Legacy of Divisions, Distrust, and Missed Opportunities
By Solo Musaigwa One of the enduring problems in Zimbabwe’s post-independence politics just as it was during the liberation struggle has been fragmentation.
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Politics
Zimbabwe
Three Years On: Remembering Alex Magaisa — The People’s Big Brother
It’s been three years since the passing of Alex Tawanda Magaisa .A lawyer, academic, reformist, and fearless public intellectual. For many Zimbabweans scattered.
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Wicknell Chivayo: Who is the Zimbabwean rubbing shoulders with presidents?
Wicknell Chivayo is not just any other influential person in Zimbabwe. The 42-year-old has almost unfettered access to power, having been pictured with.
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Kay Cie: A Pillar of the UK-Zimbabwean Music Scene
The UK-Zimbabwean music community is mourning the loss of Kudzaishe Chipadza, affectionately known as Kay Cie, a dynamic DJ, MC, and events promoter.
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ESSAY | Courtroom Politics: How Lawyer-Politicians Are Helping Stall Zimbabwe’s Progress
By Tatenda Mashanda In Zimbabwe, lawyers stride into courtrooms armed with briefcases and a commanding sense of authority. To many, they are symbols.
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Zimbabwe
The Generosity of Wicknell Chivhayo: Philanthropy or a Veil of Mystery?
By Solo Musaigwa Zimbabwe has a new celebrity making waves, not for scoring goals or gracing screens, but for handing out cars and.
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Was Ian Smith Really Better Than Mnangagwa? A Reflection on Zimbabwe’s Troubled Legacy
By Solo Musaigwa In homes, markets, and online forums, Zimbabweans are grappling with an uncomfortable question: Was Ian Smith, the architect of Rhodesia’s.
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Technology
Bitcoin Whitepaper at 15: How Satoshi Nakamoto’s Vision Continues to Shape the Digital Economy
As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, the foundational document that started it all—the Bitcoin whitepaper—remains as relevant as ever. Published 15 years.