Historical Foundations of Labour Day More than 160 countries observe 1st May as International Labour Day, a commemoration rooted in the struggles of industrial workers for dignity, fair wages, and…
Summary This marks a pivotal midpoint in the series. In recent weeks, the focus has moved from identifying the “ticking time bombs” of obsolete machinery to examining the technical solutions…
Iran has reimposed restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz, citing what it calls repeated “breaches of trust” by the United States, in a move that threatens to destabilise one of…
A high-speed chase at South Africa’s northern border escalated into a shootout on Friday morning after armed suspects driving a stolen vehicle fled across the Limpopo River into Zimbabwe. Police…
The Industrial Revival: Week 9 Research Report Connecting the Dots: The Power of Modern Systems and Data For the past eight weeks, my research has traveled from the physical risks…
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…
Aliko Dangote, Africa's Richest
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.…
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…
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…
