Trump: The least bad outcome

It is becoming clear that this scandal will probably injure Donald Trump personally and weaken him permanently.
By Gwynne Dyer Jul. 25, 2025
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Trump casualties pop up in Zim hospitals... Zim cancer bills barrel 300%, as US move pushes poor souls to life or death crosswinds

Donald Trump has triggered a humanitarian aftershock thousands of kilometres away — in the wards and waiting rooms of Zimbabwe’s broken healthcare system. 
By Gamuchirai Nyamuziwa and Julia Ndlela Jul. 25, 2025

Trump pulls US out of UN cultural agency UNESCO for second time

UNESCO chief Audrey Azoulay said she deeply regretted Trump's decision, but that it was "expected, and UNESCO has prepared for it".
By Reuters Jul. 22, 2025

US Executive Order derails NAC’s HIV, Aids programmes

This was revealed by Bulawayo NAC manager Sinatra Nyathi at a media engagement meeting held at Blue Hill Camp in Esigodini.
By Silas Nkala Jul. 19, 2025

Trump’s travel policies disrupt Byo comedy show…as COMEDY star Learnmore Jonasi pulls out

The statement, which expressed “a heavy heart” added, “We will, however, be hosting him in the near future when conditions permit. We apologize for the inconvenience caused”.
By Sindiso Dube Jul. 13, 2025

Choreographed democracy

They post pictures and statements that are designed to draw them close to the people.
By Paidamoyo Muzulu Jul. 12, 2025

Trump and Persia: History repeating itself!

Trump is following a trajectory that dates back to BC 53, June 6. On that date, the arrogant Roman general, Marcus Lucinius Crassus was soundly defeated by a Persian army.
By Kenneth Mufuka Jun. 29, 2025

Demand better deals, avoid unsustainable debt: Trump’s ex-adviser tells African leaders  

He said the future of the US-Africa relationship will also be based on mutual respect, including recognising national sovereignty and each other's immigration laws.  
By Mthandazo Nyoni Jun. 27, 2025

Iran: Much ado about nothing

The problem will be changing the deal just enough to avoid offending Trump’s vanity, while not changing it so much that it loses credibility in the eyes of the other signatories.
By Gwynne Dyer Jun. 27, 2025