A Continental Milestone: Hon. Elizabeth Masuku Elected Vice Chairperson of PAP Gender Committee

By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
​In a significant move for gender-focused legislative leadership, Hon. Elizabeth Masuku of Zimbabwe has been elected as the Vice Chairperson of the Committee on Gender, Family, Youth, and People with Disabilities at the Pan-African Parliament (PAP). The election took place during the April 2026 session at the Parliament’s headquarters in Midrand, South Africa, amidst a broader restructuring of the legislative body’s bureau and leadership committees.

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The Footsteps of a Giant: Zimbabwe Honors the Indelible Legacy of Baba Ezekiel Guti

​By Tendai Keith Guvamombe

The streets of Zimbabwe vibrated with a different kind of energy this week—not the frantic pace of commerce, but the rhythmic, unified stride of thousands honoring a man whose influence spanned a century. Ezekiel Guti Day has transitioned from a date on the calendar to a living testament of faith, marked by a nationwide walkathon that saw young and old alike retracing the path of a visionary.

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Eswatini’s Senator Tony Sibandze: The Pragmatic Choice for PAP Vice Presidency

As the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) prepares for its decisive Extraordinary Session in Midrand, the candidacy of Senator Tony Sibandze from the Kingdom of Eswatini has emerged as a beacon of stability and results-oriented leadership. Running for the position of 4th Vice President, Sibandze is not merely offering a vision; he is presenting a proven blueprint to rescue the institution from its current operational and financial quagmire.

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