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Zimbabwe

British American Tobacco agents brokered Mugabe bribe proposal
Africa
/ 13 September 2021

British American Tobacco agents brokered Mugabe bribe proposal

Proposed bribe to Zanu-PF was co-ordinated by South African private security company FSS

By Matthew Chapman, Alon Aviram, Victoria Hollingsworth and Malcolm Rees
Vaccine certificates in South Africa ready for lift-off end of September
Coronavirus
/ 9 September 2021

Vaccine certificates in South Africa ready for lift-off end of September

Digital certification looms, but questions remain on implementation, worldwide standardisation, fraud and the ethics of mandatory vaccinations

By Marcia Zali and Chris Gilili
Can your employer force you to be vaccinated? Here’s the current law
Coronavirus
/ 9 September 2021

Can your employer force you to be vaccinated? Here’s the current law

Before forcing employees to be vaccinated the company or employer must consider the constitutional rights of the employees, public health imperatives and the efficient operation of the business

By Marcia Zali
What’s the fuss about Israel’s observer status at the AU?
Opinion
/ 17 August 2021

What’s the fuss about Israel’s observer status at the AU?

Nongovernmental organisations applying for observer status at the African Union are subjected to intense scrutiny but a non-African state merely needs the approval of the AU Commission’s chairperson

By Craig Moffat and EM Hoza
Women in Africa are still trapped
Opinion
/ 7 August 2021

Women in Africa are still trapped

Women and girls continue to fight for their human rights and wellbeing, generations after they were recognised

By Mwangala Matakala
SANDF sends ‘Goats’ to Mozambique to fight insurgents
National
/ 6 August 2021

SANDF sends ‘Goats’ to Mozambique to fight insurgents

South Africa’s new military weapon takes a leaf out of the Libyan rebel forces’ handbook as it lands in Mozambique to fight insurgents

By Erika Gibson
South Africa Navy’s strike craft lands in Mozambique
National
/ 2 August 2021

South Africa Navy’s strike craft lands in Mozambique

We reveal details of the South African National Defence Force’s contribution to the Southern African Development Community’s military mission to rid Mozambique of insurgents

By Erika Gibson
Thandiwe Newton on reclaiming her identity
Africa
/ 1 July 2021

Thandiwe Newton on reclaiming her identity

The Hollywood star speaks about misspelling her name, Zimbabwe’s political crisis and her love of sadza

By Violet Gonda
Victoria Falls rises again
Africa
/ 29 June 2021

Victoria Falls rises again

One of Africa’s top tourist attractions has a strategy to encourage travellers to return: mass vaccination.

By Refiloe Seiboko
Zimbabweans protest coal mine
The Green Guardian
/ 27 June 2021

Zimbabweans protest coal mine

A community resists as an exploratory Chinese coal mining project
on Dinde ancestral land forges ahead

By Chris Gilili
Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda was the last of Africa’s ‘philosopher kings’
Africa
/ 17 June 2021

Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda was the last of Africa’s ‘philosopher kings’

The liberation legend died on Thursday at a military hospital in Lusaka, aged 97

By Nic Cheeseman and Sishuwa Sishuwa
NGOs call for stoppage of ‘cruel’ coal project in Zimbabwe
The Green Guardian
/ 6 June 2021

NGOs call for stoppage of ‘cruel’ coal project in Zimbabwe

A coalition of NGOs is on a big drive to stop the Beifa coal project in Dinde, as well as casting a spotlight on mineral governance in the country

By Chris Gilili
School dropout Rose Kashaka’s passion for education
Education
/ 5 June 2021

School dropout Rose Kashaka’s passion for education

Poverty forced her to drop out of school in Zimbabwe, but now she is helping children in her neighbourhood learn to read and write

By Bongekile Macupe
In praise of African art: How Shona sculpting emerged
Friday
/ 4 June 2021

In praise of African art: How Shona sculpting emerged

How Shona stone art came into its own after independence

By Percy Zvomuya
Why are African countries undermining the rights bodies they created?
Africa
/ 23 May 2021

Why are African countries undermining the rights bodies they created?

African states are starting to withdraw from rights bodies when rulings go against them

By David Kode
No masks. No Covid. But problems do abound
Africa
/ 17 May 2021

No masks. No Covid. But problems do abound

With no cases of Covid-19, a Zimbabwe informal settlement’s residents are more concerned about making ends meet – and their imminent eviction

By Kudzai Mashininga
Home Affairs vows to speed up Border Management Authority
National
/ 12 May 2021

Home Affairs vows to speed up Border Management Authority

Despite assurances, MPs remain unconvinced that the department has the capacity to manage the project

By Chris Gilili
Public works tables ‘solutions’ to botched Beitbridge border fence tender
National
/ 11 May 2021

Public works tables ‘solutions’ to botched Beitbridge border fence tender

Scopa ‘disappointed’ by slow pace and lack of consequences on Beitbridge irregularities.

By Chris Gilili
Capturing Dambudzo Marechera: A review of Flora Veit-Wild’s memoir
Friday
/ 24 April 2021

Capturing Dambudzo Marechera: A review of Flora Veit-Wild’s memoir

Flora Veit-Wild’s memoir provides a disquieting look into the author’s relationship with Zimbabwean writer Dambudzo Marechera

By Marzia Milazzo
Democracy and open society in Zimbabwe 41 years after independence
Thought Leader
/ 18 April 2021

Democracy and open society in Zimbabwe 41 years after independence

A full 41 years after ‘freedom’, many Zimbabweans still strive for what they sought then – the enjoyment of their fundamental human rights and freedoms

By Dewa Mavhinga
Ramaphosa announces ‘substantial changes’ to armed forces leadership
National
/ 15 April 2021

Ramaphosa announces ‘substantial changes’ to armed forces leadership

The SANDF has made headlines over the past year for all the wrong reasons. The new appointments to the Military Command Council aim to offer stability

By Eunice Masson
Insecurity and Covid-19: Threats to electoral democracy in Africa
Africa
/ 14 April 2021

Insecurity and Covid-19: Threats to electoral democracy in Africa

Restrictions to battle the pandemic offer ideal cover for authoritarian regimes to undermine and clamp down on opposition parties

By Jibrin Ibrahim
Short film: Zimbabwe’s queer refugees speak out
Article
/ 13 April 2021

Short film: Zimbabwe’s queer refugees speak out

When a gay Zimbabwean man fled to South Africa, seeking refuge, he encountered further abuse and homophobia

By Carl Collison
Foregone conclusions: Why bother with elections in countries like Uganda and Tanzania?
Africa
/ 6 April 2021

Foregone conclusions: Why bother with elections in countries like Uganda and Tanzania?

Even when only one result is possible, elections can tell us a lot about what’s really going on

By Justin Willis, Gabrielle Lynch and Nic Cheeseman
The cakes that dreams are baked of
National
/ 1 April 2021

The cakes that dreams are baked of

Nothando Nyathi always associated baking with happiness and she knew that her creations would bring joy to many others, including her son

By Ryan Lenora Brown
Luphondo, Masange released on bail
National
/ 1 April 2021

Luphondo, Masange released on bail

Matric Luphondo and his two co-accused face corruption charges for trying to bribe a state prosecutor

By Emsie Ferreira
Unfit for office: The perils of reporting on the president’s health
Africa
/ 21 March 2021

Unfit for office: The perils of reporting on the president’s health

Tanzanian president John Magufuli’s death came after weeks of denial, but reporting on the fitness of African leaders can be perilous for journalists

By Aanu Adeoye, Simon Allison and Kudzai Mashininga
Judgments and jurisprudence: Presiding over presidential petitions in Africa
Africa
/ 7 March 2021

Judgments and jurisprudence: Presiding over presidential petitions in Africa

The verdicts handed down in Kenya and Malawi set a precedent that the quality of an election and the environment in which the election is held do matter and have a bearing on the outcome, regardless of numbers

By O’Brien Kaaba
The stunning fall from grace of Zimbabwe’s vice-president
Africa
/ 6 March 2021

The stunning fall from grace of Zimbabwe’s vice-president

Kembo Mohadi resigned this week after allegedly conducting not one but two extramarital affairs while in office

By Kudzai Mashininga
Five-year ban for fake Covid certificates as SA borders reopen
National
/ 15 February 2021

Five-year ban for fake Covid certificates as SA borders reopen

Twenty land borders have reopened after a month’s closure prompted by congestions that raised concerns about the spread of the virus.

By Eunice Masson
State pushes ahead with its toxic zone
The Green Guardian
/ 14 February 2021

State pushes ahead with its toxic zone

The controversial Musina-Makhando initiative will pollute air and water, push climate change and produce dangerous quantities of hazardous waste

By Hazel Shirinda and Lisa Thompson
Why jewellers need to vet their global supply chains
Opinion
/ 31 January 2021

Why jewellers need to vet their global supply chains

Consumers must know whether the gold and diamonds they treasure have been tainted by human rights abuses

By Farai Maguwu and Juliane Kippenberg
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