Richard Branson Recounts Startup Beginnings Inside Phone Box
British billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson has revisited the origins of his first business, describing how he launched a youth culture magazine at just 16 years old with no funding, no…
Africa’s Richest People 2026: Why Wealth on the Continent Belongs to the Old, Not the Young
Aliko Dangote, Africa's Richest
From Badge to Algorithm: Violence, Language, and Survival in Ronald Chimombe’s “Thuga Thuga” Phenomenon
In Zimbabwe’s fragile socio-economic landscape, where unemployment, informality, and digital improvisation increasingly define everyday survival, the emergence of Ronald Chimombe’s “Thuga Thuga” persona represents more than a shift in entertainment.…
Mabelreign Armed Robbery: Police Officers Injured as Suspects Seize G3 Rifle and Vehicle
A Mabelreign armed robbery incident has been recorded after three armed suspects attacked police officers on patrol, leaving them injured and escaping with a service rifle and a vehicle. According…
Managed Poverty and Missing Freedom: How Independence Recast Zimbabwe’s Poor as a Permanent Class (1980–2026)
From Liberation to Management When Zimbabwe attained independence in 1980, the moral vision was unmistakable: poverty was not to be tolerated—it was to be dismantled. It was understood as a…
Kwedu News | A Reflection on “Zimbabwe’s Rural Poor Sit on Land They Cannot Use?”
The April 6, 2026 article by Wellington Muzengeza in Kwedu News available at https://news.hericommedia.com/zimbabwes-rural-poor-sit-on-land-they-cannot-use is a compelling and necessary intervention into Zimbabwe’s long-standing land question. Written with urgency and intellectual…
Two Police Officers Among Ten Arrested Over Armed Mine Robbery Near Inyathi
Two serving Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers based in Inyathi have been named among ten suspects arrested in connection with a high-profile armed robbery targeting mine workers transporting gold-processing material.…
From 2008 to 2017 to 2026: When the Vote Becomes Distant from the Voter
Zimbabwe’s story is often told through dates and events. 1965. 1980. 2008. 2017. 2026. But beneath these markers lies something more human and more enduring—the ordinary citizen’s search for a…
Contested Thrones, Fragmented Altars: How Succession Failures Have Entrenched Leadership Crises in Zimbabwe’s Politics and Churches Since 1980
Since attaining independence in 1980, Zimbabwe has travelled a complex path marked not only by economic and political challenges, but by a persistent and deeply embedded crisis of leadership succession.…
When Faith Fails to Speak: The Hidden Crisis of Religious Communication
In politics, there is political communication. In business, there is strategic communication. In times of crisis, there is crisis communication. Yet in religion, arguably one of the oldest and most…