When we were in high school, hungry for both ideas and tuck—especially when school provisioning lagged a month ahead, our Sinyoro, Rodwell Mashatise of the Moyo totem, always delivered. Under…
A Tumultuous Start to 2025 As the sun rises over Zimbabwe in the early weeks of 2025, the country finds itself at a crossroads. The echoes of international decisions, internal…
As December looms, the festive energy that once defined the holiday season in Zimbabwe and across much of Africa is eerily absent. What was once a time for family reunions,…
I was pulled into reggae music at a tender age, a soundscape of heavy basslines, echoing snares, and conscious lyrics that wafted through the room of my older brother, Lloyd.…
Writing has always been my life’s lifeblood, yet writing a song review has been an adventure I never quite considered. It is rare to review a track still undergoing the…
Under government ownership corruption can flourish just as rankly as under private ownership. Theodore Roosevelt Corruption has been headlining news and sparking general debate, both online and offline and on…
Priscilla Chigumba, the chairperson of Zimbabwe’s Electoral Commission (ZEC), has been at the center of controversy surrounding Zimbabwe’s August 2023 elections. Allegations of procurement irregularities, election fraud, and bias have…
In Zimbabwe’s vibrant music scene, two giants, Winky D and Jah Prayzah, have been pitted against each other in a comparison that has sparked intense debate. While both artists have…
In a small area of Nyamatikiti, a sense of shock and grief reverberated through the community as news of a brutal murder at the local school spread like wildfire. The…
Natural disasters and crises, such as COVID-19, cyclones and road carnages many times disproportionately affect the poor and vulnerable populations. The impact of these disasters can be devastating, leaving behind…
