World View:: World’s rogue presidents

The latest president to try it is South Korea’s Yoon Suk Yeol, elected two years ago by the slimmest margin ever.
By Gwynne Dyer Jan. 10, 2025

Breaking Down the 90-Day Rule: What It Means for I-485 Applicants

State whether you belong to family-based, employment-based, or special immigrant status categories.
By Newsday Dec. 12, 2024

Electoral reforms: Is it another year missed?

Excluding such a desired Electoral Amendment Bill into the second year of a five-year electoral cycle indicates little political will to address the enduring history of disputed elections.
By Jack Zaba Oct. 25, 2024

Recovery hopes dim as Mnangagwa, central bank deliver damp squibs

For weeks before Tuesday last week’s Sona, pressures had already built up, as measures that came through in April faltered under currency-induced frailty.
By Tinashe Kairiza and Julia Ndlela Oct. 11, 2024

SONA: Zanu PF-induced pain not ending anytime soon

The SONA was just a high sounding nothing, and we need to stop being playful to address people’s challenges.
By Brian Sedze Oct. 7, 2024

Letter to my people: Of Mnangagwa’s empty Sona and ZiG delusions

 Given how the funny money has depreciated so rapidly, it is hard to believe that it is backed by anything, but hot air.
By Doctor Stop It Oct. 6, 2024

Buiding Narratives: Manganda moves to empower women and individuals with disabilities

It is an unfolding story of overcoming the challenges of living with a disability and transforming a personal struggle into a powerful mission.
By Fungayi Antony Sox Oct. 6, 2024

Warriors do not need Musona and he knows it

The talisman was not included in The Warriors squad for back-to-back Afcon qualifiers against Namibia this month.
By Newsday Oct. 2, 2024

Zenda trending through stone art

“Manjuzu is just my response to how ladies may dress in summer without being abused or insulted,” Zenda said as he defended his springstone statue.
By Tendai Sauta Sep. 26, 2024