Author: Nqobani NyathiLawyer
Introduction
In 2013, Zimbabweans voted overwhelmingly for a new Constitution. Drafted during the Government of National Unity after the violence and massive human rights violations that followed the 2008 elections, it marked a national attempt to
Zimbabwe is on its way to amend its 2013 constitution for the third time. One of the amendment’s aims is to undermine the term limit provision for the incumbent president Mnangagwa, whose second and final five-year term is due to
It is revealed by Hon Tatenda.A. Mavetera on X that Zimbabwe has approved its first National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy for 2026–2030, aiming to harness AI’s economic potential while responsibly managing its social and workforce impacts. This strategy is part
“Seismic”, “groundbreaking”, “landmark”. These are all words that have been used to describe Kirsty Coventry’s appointment as the next IOC President, after she swept to victory in the leadership election on 20 March 2025, winning more votes than the other
Charles Ngwena (University of Pretoria), Rebecca J. Cook (University of Toronto), Restoring Mai Mapingure's Equal Citizenship (Frontiers of Gender Equality: Transnational Legal Perspectives, University of Pennsylvania Press, Rebecca J. Cook, ed.) (2023):This chapter rewrites the judgment of the Supreme Court
Zimbabwe is home to fifteen million people and a growing economy. I was afraid it would be hard to learn about its system of resolving commercial disputes since the country’s people speak sixteen different languages. But not only is English
This BBC article offers a fascinating glimpse into the reality of unauthorized migration from Zimbabwe into South Africa.Some highlights:
The lawyers were accused of obstructing justice and impeding police duties
Charles Ngwena (University of Pretoria), Rebecca J. Cook (University of Toronto), Restoring Mai Mapingure's Equal Citizenship, Frontiers of Gender Equality: Transnational Legal Perspectives (U. Pa. Press, 2023):This chapter rewrites the judgment of the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe in the Mildred
