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The logical assumption behind the CBD clean-up campaign: anti-street vendors and the SADC Summit.

Zimbabwe will host the 44th SAD Summit in August with the theme "Promoting Innovation to Unlock Opportunities for Sustainable Economic Growth and Development Towards an Industrialized SADC." Zimbabwe is expected to be a model for economic growth and development, poverty reduction, and political and regional cooperation. So far, preparations have primarily focused on speed infrastructure development, such as roads, hotels, airports, and street lights, particularly in the CBD, where street vending

Cartoon of Senate President Godswil Akpabio: Whenever you see free food just eat, Cartoon of Tinubu

Cartoon of Senate President Godswil Akpabio: Whenever you see free food just eat, Cartoon of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu President of Nigeria By Salim Abubakar Gombe.

Barr.Okoi Obla's 'Nigeria My Country' Book Launch:A Beacon of Enlightenment and Community Support

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The Mandate of the Artist: A Lesson from Achebe's Memoir.

I have in the past few days found myself deeply immersed in Chinua Achebe's 2012 memoir, There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra . While I won't attempt a comprehensive analysis or review of this work, one particular observation captured my attention amidst my reading journey. During this period, an intense online debate pitting Achebe against Soyinka emerged. Opting to steer clear of these contentious 'online wars,' I chose instead to concentrate on Achebe's book. Deeper while I read,

Ambiguity Policy: A major threat to democracy.

It is always important to remember that democracy does not operate in isolation or as a mystery. Democracy should be transparent, understandable, and visible. If democracy is subjected to political operations that lack visible structure, it is no longer a democracy, but rather the opposite. The 2023 Zimbabwean election was dominated by a race between ruling party leader Emerson Mnangagwa and opposition party leader Nelson Chamisa. The former defended the status quo, whereas the latter was expect