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

Editor's Note

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

Income redistribution to the vulnerable through budgeting

Prospects for genuine engagement and shifting power structures in Zimbabwe

Is South Africa going back to Zimbabwe? It's time to ask; if so, to what end? Might SADC be the next? These and many other questions...

Can South Africa solve Zimbabwe's crisis?

The Covid-19 induced lockdown which was not unique to Zimbabwe saw the country plunging into a deep economic and socio-political crisis...

Dispatch from Hopley: Do Not Forget Us!

Some answers please! The people of Zimbabwe whose lives are hanging on a string of continuous political, social and economic lapse have...

CiZC discussion document presented to the SADC Chairperson H.E Hage Geingob in Windhoek, Namibia

Attention: The SADC Chairperson, H.E President Hage Geingob cc: All SADC Heads of State & Government 30 October 2018...

Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Regional Office statement on human rights abuses in eSwatini

20/09/2018 Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Regional Office is concerned about the police brutality in response to the striking workers in...

Coordinators Note: Another disputed election, where to Zimbabwe?

This edition comes after Zimbabwe’s watershed elections whose final outcome was decided by the Constitutional Court after a huge dispute...

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s ‘shenanigans’ a view from afar.

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (‘ZEC’) is an independent electoral body that is tasked with the running of elections in terms of...

The Zimbabwe Crisis, What Crisis: Can We Learn from History?

On the 30th of July 2018, Zimbabwe will be holding its first elections without founding president Robert Mugabe-deposed by a military...

Coordinator's Note: The media and the elections in Zimbabwe

It’s now two weeks before Zimbabwe’s historic harmonised election pencilled for the 30th of July 2018. The parties have been busy holding...

Thinking after Zimbabwe’s ConCoup: Now, Then, and Then Again

The events of December 6, 2017 in Harare reminded me of the old adage about men and their mid-life crises. The house of the police...