Zimbabwe’s natural resources – a key of progress or deprivation

DR MICHELINA ANDREUCCI It has often been said that the discovery of minerals brought civilization in its wake. From the flint axe of Stone Age ancestors to the titanium of…

Land in Zimbabwe and the constitution

BY MICHELINA ANDREUCCI Initially missionaries were used to gain the trust of the rulers and enter the territory; then treaties, promising falsehoods were used into fooling the indigenous people into…

Zimbabwe’s natural resources – a key of progress or deprivation

DR. MICHELINA ANDREUCCI It has often been said that the discovery of minerals brought civilization in its wake. From the flint axe of our Stone Age ancestors to the titanium…

Is Zimbabwe’s archaeological heritage still a colonial construct?

BY DR TONY MONDA Archaeology was once the domain of settler colonizers who examined excavated archeological finds and artefacts and African edifices with voyeuristic curiosity.  As a result, most former…

FEATURED: The untold view of Zimbabwe from Uganda

By Amanda E N Lwanga Travelling and meeting new people is an exciting part of my adventure travels especially in Zimbabwe where the people are most hospitable and respectful. It…