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Zimbabwe is not collapsing into a one-party state through dramatic decree, but is instead drifting dangerously towards it through a systematic process of political monetization and the slow suffocation of pluralism.
The proposed Model Law is intended as a ‘soft-law’ instrument to guide African Union Member States in establishing a conducive legal and regulatory environment for factoring.
The U.S. government’s January 2025 decision to dismantle USAID and freeze foreign aid to Africa has triggered an intense debate over America’s economic benefit, juxtaposing immediate budget savings against strategic long-term costs.
According to the latest UN Tourism World Tourism Barometer, international tourist arrivals to Africa grew by an impressive 10% compared to the same period in 2024, far outpacing the global rate of 5%.
Nairobi, Kenya – November 11- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Regional Data Hub (RDH) for East, Horn and Southern Africa has released the first of a new series of quantitative data reports on migration along the Eastern Southern Africa Route. The report highlights the dynamic migration trends across one of the region’s most complex mixed migration routes.
Dr. Rev. Obedia Musindo, Founder and President of Destiny of Afrika Network (DANet), has launched a blistering critique against Zimbabwe’s opposition parties, specifically addressing Job Sikhala’s recent address to the European Union (EU).
The African Union (AU) Commission, in collaboration with Regional Economic Communities (RECs), is set to host the 9th Pan African Forum on Migration (PAFoM IX) in Cape Town, Republic of South Africa, from December 16th to 18th, 2025.
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E. Youssouf Mahmoud Ali, received Germany’s Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, H.E. Ms. Reem Alabali-Radovan, today for a crucial meeting that underscored the need for enhanced cooperation.
Tinashe Mutarisi, who announced the closure of his entertainment entity, said the project was dragging his name through the mud, tarnishing his reputation as a businessman and he lost lots of money in the process.
There are moments in a country’s story when goodwill becomes more than generosity — it becomes a force that binds a nation. This Christmas, that force travelled across Zimbabwe, weaving its way through dusty roads, quiet villages, and provinces often spoken of only in statistics. Yet, for once, they were not numbers. They were the heart of the Christmas Cheer that reminded the nation what it means to belong.
