Zimbabwean Christian churches’ ridiculousness in need of a political Sabbath.
By Takura Zhangazha Like any other non-state organization, the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) is entitled to its own opinion on the state of affairs in the country. Except
Mozambique votes in high-stakes election as fragile peace deal is tested
BY REUTERS Mozambicans voted on Tuesday in an election that will test a fragile two-month-old peace deal between the ruling Frelimo party and its old civil war foe turned opposition
Mwenezi senator Shumba attacks exploitation of district by ‘outsiders’
…as cotton farmers reject RTGS dollar Cephas Shava MWENEZI – People from outside Mwenezi are reaping ‘excessive’ benefits from the available vast natural resources in the district at the expense
Mara Group to open South Africa’s first smartphone plant in Durban
Within ten days of opening its first Mara Phone factory in Rwanda’s capital Kigali last week, the Mara Group is set to open a second smartphone manufacturing plant at Durban’s
DJ Black Coffee ours out his love for Africa in Trevor Noah’s show
South Africa’s DJ and music producer Black Coffee shared his “love and dreams for the continent” during an interview with comedian Trevor Noah of the Daily Show. The interview, which
“We have no means to get to work” say striking doctors
Doctors in Zimbabwe have defied a court order to return to work, saying a pay rise offered by the government is too low. High inflation has reduced the doctor’s pay
Tanzania’s President Magufuli relocates to Dodoma
Tanzania’s President John Magufuli has announced he has shifted his base from the country’s commercial capital and largest city, Dar es Salaam, to the capital Dodoma. The move was the
Black ANC and white DA’s inclusivity facade always cracks when the heat is on
By Prince Mashele Throughout colonialism and apartheid, white people in SA were troubled by one central question: “How do we, as a settler minority, prevail over a majority of black
Zuma’s family stand firm after ruling
Durban – As former President Jacob Zuma prepares to return to court on Tuesday his nephew, Inkosi Simphiwe Zuma, says the family has yet to receive legal advice on whether
Easy up, sticky down: Zim lunges towards economic despair
Inflation is running at 1 000% after the reserve bank flooded the country with money. By Ciaran Ryan In May this year, Zimbabwe placed itself under the watchful eye of