A new stability for a changing world: An African view of China-US constructive strategic stability

It offers the world a chance to move beyond zero-sum rivalry and toward a system based on sovereignty, stability, and shared development.  

Zimbabwe’s fight for mineral value addition

Natural resources can transform economies, but under weak governance they can also deepen inequality, fuel corruption and generate environmental and social tensions.
By David Makora May. 17, 2026

Trump’s China visit with top CEOs: What it could mean for US markets and global investment opportunities

Beyond the political symbolism, the trip carries important implications for US stock markets, global trade, and investor confidence.
By Isaac Jonas May. 17, 2026

Domestic port calls reveal China’s struggle for control

China’s naval diplomacy is increasingly turning inward.
By Newsday May. 14, 2026

Trump’s visit and China’s export dominance: Hard-won lessons for Africa’s industrial future

Africa must protect its policy space and reject external interference. But strategic autonomy also means disciplined, long-term decision-making, not impulsive choices.
By Tapiwa Morgan Makoni May. 14, 2026

Exporting hope: Seize China’s zero-tariff offer — before African rivals do

Its goal is to anchor African producers more firmly within global supply chains and enable them to capture more value through access to China’s vast consumer market.
By Tinashe Nyamushanya May. 14, 2026

The $257 million question: Is the NRZ-China rail deal stuck on a siding?

Is the China Rail Phase 1 work actually coordinated with the NRZ’s internal three-phase turnaround strategy, or are these parallel plans that never meet?
By Tendai Munhundarima May. 13, 2026

Media urged to shape national image

Using China as an example, Zhang said the country’s mainstream media strengthened their sense of responsibility in 2024, citing the National Press and Publication Administration.
By Garikai Tunhira and Evans Mathanda May. 13, 2026