Cathy Buckle: Sikhala’s freedom, Chamisa’s exit, Zimbabwe’s unpredictable February
Zimbabwe now stands at a crossroads, testing the resolve of those who champion truth, justice, and the nation’s integrity.
Zimbabwe now stands at a crossroads, testing the resolve of those who champion truth, justice, and the nation’s integrity.
Zimbabwe’s opposition, led by lawyer Nelson Chamisa, has called for a redo of the recent presidential election, citing deep flaws noted by international observers.
It’s alarming how harming not farming can be. Especially if youâre in Zimbabwe which continues to import food 22 years after land âreformâ.
In her inimitable way, Cathy Buckle juxtaposes the deceptively hopeful brush of Cyclone Gombe with the edges of Zimbabwe.
Snapshots of evil and innocence, from Ukraine and Zimbabwe; the latter with whom SA abstained from the âAggression against Ukraineâ vote in the UN General Assembly.
Cathy Buckle sees encouraging early signs in Zimbabwe, resulting in Pythonesque contestation over who has the ârightsâ to the colour yellow.
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa invited opposition leaders for talks after a violent crackdown on anti-government protests.
Zimbabweâs top court dismissed the main oppositionâs bid to overturn the results of last monthâs disputed presidential election.
The MDC has alleged that the vote, won by the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader and incumbent President Emmerson Mnangagwa, was rigged.
Any outsider trying to get a line on Zimbabwe’s young presidential hopeful Nelson Chamisa would be easily confused.