Zimbabwe
On 17 March the Federation of Zimbabwe Educators Unions (FOZEU) announced that teachers would go on strike from 20 — 23 March. This action is

This 18 April, exactly 43 years since defeating the racist colonial Smith dictatorship, Zimbabweans are more than used to being let down by the old freedom fighters now turned looters

On 18 April 1980, Zimbabwe formally won its freedom from white minority rule. The forty years since have been defined not by freedom, but by compromise with big business and

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown into sharp relief the profound social inequalities prevailing under modern capitalism. Nowhere more than in Africa. The Global Health Security (GHS) Index is a measured

This document is one of the resolutions from the 12th World Congress of ISA (formerly the CWI), which took place in January-February 2020. Following a certain delay due to pressing

Yesterday, supporters and African leaders attended the funeral of Zimbabwe’s long standing dictator Robert Mugabe who has died at the age of 95. He leaves behind his family and cronies

After the toppling of long-time dictator Robert Mugabe through a military coup in November 2017, there was some anticipation that the ZANU-PF regime, now under Emmerson Mnangagwa, would adopt a