The Resource Revolution: President Mnangagwa’s Decisive Stance on African Agency

President E.D Mnangagwa has delivered a decisive and unambiguous message that marks a turning point in Africa’s approach to its natural endowments. His remarks signal not just a national stance but a continent-wide awakening: Africa will no longer permit its mineral treasures to be spirited away without producing real, measurable benefits for its own people.

In framing this new posture, President E.D Mnangagwa aligns himself with the emerging intellectual and political consensus across Africa – a recognition that the historic model of extraction, where foreign interests carted away raw materials for a fraction of their true value, was a structural trap that stunted development and entrenched dependency. That era, he asserts, is firmly behind us. More …

The People’s President: H.E. Mnangagwa Targets Grassroots Upliftment with Multi-Million Dollar Investment

Under the direction of H.E. President E.D. Mnangagwa, Harare’s DCC 6 structures have been earmarked for an unprecedented package of empowerment and community upliftment initiatives, reflecting the Second Republic’s commitment to tangible development. Cde Kudakwashe Tagwirei served as the emissary delivering the President’s commitments to the district.

To strengthen party organs and grassroots structures, US$450,000 has been allocated by the President, with the Main Wing, Women’s League, Youth League and War Veterans each receiving US$112,500. In keeping with the President’s philosophy of inclusive development, persons with disabilities in DCC 6 will receive US$50,000 in targeted support. More …

A New Chapter in National Security: General Matatu Takes Command of the ZDF

General Emmanuel Matatu has formally assumed command of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, taking over from General Philip Valerio Sibanda, who steps down into retirement. The transition marks a significant shift at the helm of the country’s military establishment.

This change of command signals continuity in stability while opening space for renewed strategic focus as the ZDF positions itself for evolving national and regional security demands.

Affordable and Clean: New Electric Buses to Ply University of Zimbabwe Route

The President Mnangagwa-led Government, through CMED, has procured 16 new electric buses that will soon be deployed into the urban transport system. A pilot route between the University of Zimbabwe and the Harare City Centre is set to launch next month.

This investment reflects the Second Republic’s drive to modernise public services and improve everyday mobility. By adopting clean and affordable transport solutions, Government is reinforcing its commitment to a responsive, people-focused economy.

A strong mass public transport network is vital to achieving Vision 2030. Electric buses will help ease congestion, reduce travel times and promote safer, more reliable movement across urban areas, while advancing environmentally sustainable transport. More …

The Cost of Cultism: Lessons from Chamisa’s Abandonment

I spent the entire build-up to Zimbabwe’s 2023 harmonised elections practically screaming into the void, warning Zimbabweans across every social media platform that Nelson Chamisa’s politics have always served one purpose – himself. Not the voters, not the movement, not the country. Himself.

His track record is undeniable. From the MDC-T era through every reincarnation of his political projects, he ruthlessly fought any figure who even vaguely resembled a potential challenger. He weakened the opposition from inside, not out of strategy, but out of insecurity and self-preservation, sabotaging the very unity that could have strengthened their cause.
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