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Independence must mean something—for every generation

It must be experienced in real time.

By Simbarashe Namusi 5h ago

Independence must mean something—for every generation

Independence beyond politics

It is important to note that Zimbabwe has made important strides in advancing the rights and status of women since Independence.

By Tinashe Madamombe Apr. 24, 2026

Zimbabwe at 46: Remembering solidarity in the liberation struggle

During the liberation struggle, China played a significant role in supporting Zanu and its armed wing, the Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (Zanla).

By Gideon Chitanga Apr. 23, 2026

Zimbabwe at 46: Remembering solidarity in the liberation struggle

Zimbabwe’s 46th independence anniversary: The unfinished journey towards total liberation

We raised our own national flag, sang our national anthem, and formed a democratically elected government—finally, the African people of Zimbabwe took the reins of their own nation.

By Saxon Zvina Apr. 22, 2026

Zimbabwe’s 46th independence anniversary: The unfinished journey towards total liberation

ZGC says equality gains must be protected

The ZGC further recommended expanding grassroots awareness campaigns to challenge misconceptions and promote inclusive dialogue involving both women and men.

By Boitumelo Makhurane Apr. 20, 2026

ZGC says equality gains must be protected

Independence must be felt, not merely celebrated

Zimbabwe commemorates Independence Day with colourful parades, speeches and festivities meant to honour the sacrifices of those who fought in the liberation struggle.

By Newsday Apr. 20, 2026

Independence must be felt, not merely celebrated

Are we not tired of improvising life

Is this the freedom for which so many crossed borders, went into the bush and placed their bodies between gunfire and the dream of tomorrow?

By Lawrence Makamanzi Apr. 20, 2026

Why some Zimbabweans miss the style of Gushungo

We have traded one set of chains for a designer scarf, and the result is a second repubric that specialises in a dispensation of poverty, darkness, and utter confusion.

By Doctor Stop It Apr. 19, 2026

Why some Zimbabweans miss the style of Gushungo

Maphisa at 46: A celebration of unity, inclusion and national pride

This approach demonstrates a leadership style that is not only strategic but also people-centred — one that recognises the importance of inclusivity, equity, and national cohesion.

By Clever Marisa Apr. 19, 2026