When Two Elephants Fight: The Trump–Musk Feud and the Grass Beneath Their Feet
“When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.”— African proverb In today’s world, where billionaires rival presidents in power and tech platforms rival governments in influence, the fallout…
Lighting the Future: How Renewable Energy Is Powering a Just and Sustainable World
Natasha Musesengwe and Lancelot Tsikira Writes Hydrocarbons like coal and gasoline have been the primary fuels for quite some time. Later, hydroelectricity and nuclear power became widely used. The aftermath…
Beatrice Mtetwa Slams Judicial Interviews as a “Charade”
Prominent human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa has issued a scathing open letter to the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), accusing its leadership particularly the Chief Justice of turning recent public judicial…
Constable Arrested Following Death of Ruwa Man After Alleged Police Assault
A 30-year-old Ruwa man has recently died following an alleged brutal assault by a police officer at ZRP Ruwa, leading to a homicide investigation and national outcry over police brutality.…
Locked Up Without Justice: ZHRC Exposes Political Detention and Human Rights Abuses at Harare Remand Prison
A scathing human rights monitoring visit by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) to Harare Remand Prison has revealed a disturbing web of politically motivated detentions, inhumane prison conditions, and…
Religion, Poverty and Consolation: More Pulpits than Industries in Developing Countries
I never imagined I would find myself writing about religion. But when faith grips you, it does not ask for permission, it simply takes over. One moment you are covering…
Zimbabwe Marks International Biodiversity Day with Call to Action and Major Global Conference Announcement
Zimbabwe today joined the international community in commemorating the International Day for Biological Diversity, under the global theme “Harmony with Nature and Sustainable Development.” The observance comes with a renewed…
Harnessing Bioremediation for Wastewater Treatment in Harare: A Sustainable Path to Eco-friendly and Clean Water
Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, is facing serious water quantity and quality problems, with severe pollution downstream in Lake Chivero. These issues are often attributed to rapid population growth, inadequate…
How Agriculture Innovation Is Strengthening Food Security in Zimbabwe
Agricultural innovation refers to the development and application of new technologies, practices, and ideas to improve productivity, sustainability, and efficiency in agriculture. This encompasses biotechnology, sustainable farming methods, and digital…
Kenya Sentenced Four in Landmark Case Over Illegal Trafficking of Garden Ants
Belgian nationals Lornoy David and Seppe Lodewijckx, Vietnamese citizen Duh Hung, and Kenyan national Dennis Ng’ang’a were convicted under Kenya’s Wildlife Conservation and Management Act for the illegal possession and…