Africa’s opposition crisis is a mirror of power misunderstood and purpose misplaced
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The victory marked a new chapter in her journey, one that she describes as her “time to shine”.
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The way commodities move from production areas to urban centres should be an integral component of urban planning.
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The celebrations were held recently, with Chiefs' Council of Zimbabwe president Mtshane Khumalo gracing the event.
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From ancestral wisdom to modern wealth: Unlocking the power of traditional knowledge in Africa
Communities perfected methods of water harvesting, drought-resistant farming, and ecological conservation centuries before “climate change” entered modern discourse.
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In the groove: Ibrahim Traore shares Bob Marley’s vision
What Bob Marley saw then is what Traore sees now. Remember Bob Marley in 1979 sang:
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Harare tycoon rebounds from costly SA deal
The dispute stemmed from a once-fruitful partnership in South Africa that deteriorated after Huruyadzo relocated to Zimbabwe to pursue fresh opportunities.
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Baptism of fire Marinica’s Warriors crash to Algeria amid camp drama
Marinica had promised to unleash an attacking brand of football, but his side was overwhelmed by one of the continent’s best teams.
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Dignity through mobility: How the Rotary Club strengthens disability support in Lesotho
For the Rotary, the mobility equipment project is one of several initiatives lined up for the current year, all geared towards amplifying community resilience.
By The Standard
Nov. 14, 2025
