Ramaphosa’s envoys fail to meet opposition amid Zimbabwe crisis
Special envoys sent by South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa in response to the crisis in its northern neighbour Zimbabwe cancelled their meeting with the opposition after they met with President
SA police disperse protesters outside Zimbabwe Embassy in Pretoria
Pandemonium broke out at the Zimbabwean Embassy in Pretoria during an anti-corruption and human rights abuse protest, organised by #NOT IN MY NAME S.A. The protest was in response to
It is time for SADC states to break with Zimbabwe
It is time to stop turning a blind eye to what is going on in Zimbabwe, where the government has shown over and over that it is violent and willing
Calls for action against alleged rights abuses in Zimbabwe getting louder
There are growing calls for action against alleged abuses in Zimbabwe. The EFF’s Julius Malema has called for the ‘removal’ of the Zimbabwean Embassy in South Africa until human rights
Mnangagwa vows to ‘flush out bad apples’
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has given a stark warning to opposition figures and human rights campaigners amid growing uproar over corruption and economic mismanagement. In a televised address on Tuesday morning,
Chamisa likely to sit out July 31 protests
By Upenyu Chaota MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa, who is currently on leave mourning over the loss of his mother, may be absent from the planned July 31 protests called
July 31 protests will be a big flop, Douglas Mwonzora bets
By Upenyu Chaota The MDC-T secretary general, Douglas Mwonzora, has laughed off the planned July 31 protest against the deteriorating economy saying it will be a big flop as no
‘Dialogue should not be a preserve of political elites’ says Margaret Dongo
By Lynette ManziniWar Veteran and former politician Margaret Dongo has recommended that dialogue premised around rescuing the country from the current political and economic crisis should not be confined to the
Hopewell Chin’ono and Gramsci’s Theory of Hegemony
By Dumisani Muleya Without hyperbolically insinuating Hopewell Chin’ono is like the famous Italian philosopher, journalist and activist Antonio Gramsci, his letter from remand prison (like Gramsci’s prison notes) raises important
Hopewell Chingono’s letter from Chikurubi Prison
HARARE—I have made a deliberate and sensible choice not to lower my expectations in life and be part of the “Stay Positive” brigade and that decision is non-negotiable.That nonsense of
