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Tinashe Maduza, once a promising figure within ZANU-PF and the Member of Parliament for Kambuzuma, is now at the centre of a legal storm. He faces allegations of defrauding a…

Harare – As the tribunal investigating High Court Judge Never Katiyo begins, a deep dive into his professional trajectory, judicial philosophy and prior rulings sheds light on why his tenure has…

Harare – On 11 November 2025, President Emmerson Mnangagwa formally commenced the process of establishing a tribunal to investigate the fitness of High Court Judge Never Katiyo to remain in office, following a…

By 1987, Mugabe engineered the Unity Accord, merging ZANU and ZAPU into ZANU-PF. While publicly framed as reconciliation, the accord effectively eradicated political pluralism, consolidating power under Mugabe’s leadership

The son of a modest carpenter and a domestic worker, Mugabe’s early life was shaped by the intersecting forces of rural tradition, Christian missionary education, and the pervasive racial segregation…

Over two decades, Kudakwashe Tagwirei transformed from a cotton trader in Centenary to the head of a sprawling conglomerate spanning fuel, mining, agriculture, infrastructure, and automotive sectors

Kudakwashe Tagwirei, Zimbabwe’s most prominent fuel and agribusiness magnate, became a focus of international scrutiny beginning in 2020

By the mid-2010s, Kudakwashe Tagwirei had transformed from a regional trader into a central figure in Zimbabwe’s economic and political ecosystem.

In this context, Kudakwashe Tagwirei’s Sakunda Holdings transitioned decisively from trading commodities to importing fuel — a move that would redefine both the company and the country’s energy landscape.

In 1975, Kudakwashe Regimond Tagwirei was born here, the son of a local trader who bought and sold cotton seeds, maize, and small livestock. Life was a matter of seasonal…