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It is now a universally accepted norm and preference that all countries hold regular elections as legitimating mechanisms for the acquisition or transfer of political

The passage of the year 2020 in our memories is something that will be with us for a long while yet. Mainly because it brought with

Mozamique is fighting Islamic insurgents in its northeastern province of Cabo Delgado â rich in natural resources such as oil, gas and coal â a

Africaâs population estimated at 1.34 billion, is projected to rise to 1.71 billion in 2030, by which time the worldâs population is expected to have

I remember being interviewed by a journalist for a global media house some time ago during the November 2017 âcoup-not- a coupâ in Zimbabwe. In the

Of UNGA75 and permanent interests
The United Nations 75th General Assembly (UNGA75) has come to an end. Held in what is an historical first virtual/online setup, it didnât have the glamour, glitz or

It should not have been this urgent for Zimbabweans to re-examine their thinking of what âlocal governmentâ is. But given the recent spate of recalls of elected

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) portends a fantastic new world with self-driving vehicles, drones that do door to door deliveries, augmented reality, voice-operated home devises,