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Ramaphosa has to get tough on Zimbabwe, now - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa has to get tough on Zimbabwe, now

What happens in our northern neighbour has a huge impact on our domestic politics in a way that no other country has, writes Barney Mthombothi.

Power-Sharing in Zimbabwe: Recommendations for the Obama Administration - Vimarsana News

Power-Sharing in Zimbabwe: Recommendations for the Obama Administration

If the power-sharing deal brokered by the Southern AfricanDevelopment Community is going to help average Zimbabweans, thepolitical arrangement must hold and resources must flowtransparently and effectively to arrest the humanitariancatastrophe that is facing the majority of Zimbabweans.

Mnangagwa has made Zimbabwe 'a prison' - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa has made Zimbabwe 'a prison'

Nelson Chamisa urges Zimbabweans who have fled to greener pastures to return in time for next year’s election so they can oust Mnangagwa

Threading the Needle: How to Give Zimbabwe the Boost it Needs Without Propping up Mugabe - Vimarsana News

Threading the Needle: How to Give Zimbabwe the Boost it Needs Without Propping up Mugabe

Slowly but surely, Zimbabwe is showing signs of life. A unity government that married the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and President Robert Mugabe's ruling Zanu-PF was finally created earlier this year. And though a bitter and crippling power struggle continues, often publicly, there is one profound difference that gives hope

Botswana opposition urges Zimbabwe democratic reform, plan to tackle migrants - Vimarsana News

Botswana opposition urges Zimbabwe democratic reform, plan to tackle migrants

The opposition Botswana Congress Party says it is concerned by comments made by President Mokgweetsi Masisi during his state visit to Zimbabwe.