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‘South Africa’s Negotiated Settlement: 30 Years Into Democracy, As The Sunsets On The African National Congresses’ New Dawn.’

South Africa’s “Grand Coalition”: Opportunities, challenges, and foreign policy

Lessons for the Region – Inclusive Democracy and Electoral Practices in South Africa

30 years of democracy: South Africa continues to enjoy free and fair elections despite challenges

Editor's Note: South African Elections 2024: Insights, Lessons, and Future Prospects

Editor’s Note: The Constitution of Zimbabwe @ 10; the good, the bad and the ugly!

Dear Reader Zimbabwe has a very progressive constitution with an expansive bill of rights which guarantees political, social and economic...

Tracing the Journey: A Historical Overview of the Establishment of AfCFTA

By Frida Frans The search for a viable path to socio-economic development has underpinned the various efforts geared towards Regional...

What does Pan-Africanism and solidarity mean or look like in the context of AfCFTA?

By Dr. Janet Munakamwe The widely acclaimed African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) was conceptualised by the African Union...

Editor's Note: Unlocking Africa’s Economic Potential; Supercharging the continental free trade area

Dear Reader, Today marks 60 years since the formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which was relaunched into the African...

Art is a form of expression, truth telling. Period!

By Kudakwashe Maria Chisvo Zimbabwe continues to suffer from increasing shrinkage of civil space, where freedom of speech has become a...

Fela Kuti and the Winky D Mania: ‘Everything Scatter, Scatter’

By Tinashe Chimedza When I got to university, right at the turn of the 1990s, straight from my father’s maize fields and herding cows,...

Editor's Note

Dear Reader, Music has long been a powerful tool for expressing and inspiring social change. This was exemplified recently in Zimbabwe,...

Pro-Poor Budgeting: Panacea to an Inclusive and Shared National Vision

By Samuel Wadzai Pro-poor budgeting ensures allocation of adequate resources to basic social and economic sectors that directly reach the...

Income redistribution to the vulnerable through budgeting

By Victor Bhoroma Zimbabwe’s 2023 national budget will be presented within the coming 2 months, with a lot at stake in terms of income...

The National Budget and the crisis of inequality-Towards a pro-poor 2023 National Budget in Zimbabwe

By Angellah Mandoreba The National Budget is not only an instrument to provide revenue estimates and allocating resources to various...