The demand for land in Zimbabwe was not resolved by the major land reform in 2000. Far from it. Many people missed out, and new generations too young to benefit from allocations nearly 25 years ago are seeking land for … Continue reading → …
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“Victoria Falls Turns into a Children’s Wonderland for Regional World Children’s Day”
Summary by Leonard Ncube-Leonard.ncube@chronicle.co.zw Vibrant Children’s March: Thousands of children paraded through Victoria Falls, led by the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) band and Chinotimba Primary School drum majorettes, showcasing music, dance, and unity. Cultural Unity: Music and performances celebrated the diverse cultures of Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Official […] …
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Transforming Education: President Mnangagwa Opens Bulawayo’s Landmark Student Accommodation City
Online writer The official opening of the Bulawayo Student Accommodation City (BSAC) yesterday marked a significant milestone in Zimbabwe’s development narrative, embodying the Government’s commitment to improving infrastructure and investing in the youth. Addressing a distinguished audience, President Emmerson Mnangagwa underscored the importance of the project, describing it as “a symbol of our commitment to […] …
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The people’s historian, Pathisa Nyathi, has died
An appreciation by Dr Tapiwa Chatikobo The famed self-trained historian Pathisa Nyathi has died aged 73 as a result of complications with diabetes. He has been described by many as a brilliant historian, a living library, an archive of Zimbabwean … Continue reading → …
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Julius Malema’s EFF rocked by high-profile defections
Former President Zuma’s MK Party becomes major beneficiary
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Uproar in Ghana after president unveils his own statue
President Akufo-Addo’s ‘self-glorifying’ stance divides opinion in Ghana
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50 years of the Review of African Political Economy: An Appreciation
This year marks 50 years since the first publication of the journal, the Review of African Political Economy (ROAPE). At the invitation of Ray Bush, one of the long-standing editors, I wrote a short appreciation focusing on material published in … Continue reading → …
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Kenya’s new deputy president sworn in as his predecessor challenges his impeachment in court
Pledges loyalty to President Ruto
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Navigating uncertainty: a blog compilation
Over the last 8 weeks I have provided a summary of each of the chapters of my new book, Navigating Uncertainty: Radical Rethinking for a Turbulent World. Published by Polity Books, it came out in Europe in August and in … Continue reading → …
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A new politics of uncertainty? From risk to uncertainty, from control to care
As the Navigating Uncertainty book shows, the politics of risk are centred on calculative, technocratic control, where we assume we can predict, model and manage. A politics of uncertainty by contrast is all about socially embedded, networked learning, flexibility, adaptation, … Continue reading → …
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