Ian Smith

‘The choice we are faced with is to submit or fight’

The historical record shows that Malawi’s difficulties under Hastings Banda were evident at the very moment of the country’s founding

Tinashe Mushakavanhu has an imaginary conversation with Dambudzo Marechera

In addition to its social commentary, what will continue to draw listeners to his music is the healing and solace it offers.

In mending relations with Zimbabwe’s white community by roping in Kirsty Coventry and Bruce Grobbelaar, Mnangagwa may have pulled off a masterstroke

April 18 marked 36 years of self-rule for Zimbabwe. Trevor Ncube argues that a new set of principled leaders is needed to save the country.

The Zimbabwe government has seized the farm of late former white minority leader Ian Smith, listing it "for compulsory acquisition for resettlement."

Following the cancellation of the SA Open, South African tennis has suffered another setback with the scrapping of the Soweto Open.

On the 46th anniversary of Ian Smith’s Unilateral Declaration of Independence, <b>Percy Zvomuya</b> surveys three books about Zimbabwe.

As the third version of the South African Open tennis tournament comes to a conclusion this weekend, it would seem that all is fine at Montecasino.

Lack of stars just 72 hours before the SA Open deadline doesn’t faze Sata chief.

Four very different books on Zimbabwe cast diverse perspectives on the country’s past and current issues — besides saying a lot about the authors.

Zimbabwe’s beleaguered President Robert Mugabe was set on Friday to make his first keynote speech since the country’s disputed polls at celebrations to mark the 28th anniversary…

Cricket faces the threat of the biggest revolt in its history, with elite players ready to call for a breakaway from the International Cricket Council (ICC). Fica, the…

Will Mugabe accept the result? Zimbabweans didn’t so much speak in Saturday’s presidential election as shout so overwhelmingly that Robert Mugabe and the Zanu-PF party elite who…