By Wellington Muzengeza We inhabit cities that are not yet cities, settlements that masquerade as communities, homes that exist without recognition. Hopley, Eastview, Solomia, Gimboki, Mufakose and many more and these are not simply coordinates on a map, but they are theatres of insecurity and laboratories of exclusion, places where millions of urban Africans live…
Jabulani Simplisio Chibaya, MBA There is a particular kind of silence that falls over a room when someone walks back in after everyone assumed they were finished. That was the tech industry in late 2022, early 2023, the silence was Alphabet’s. ChatGPT had detonated, Microsoft was riding co-pilot euphoria, and the narrative machine had already…
DSE News Network The ongoing Iran–US negotiations hosted in Pakistan represent one of the most consequential diplomatic moments in recent Middle Eastern geopolitics. With the Strait of Hormuz at the center—through which roughly 20% of global oil flows—the talks are less about abstract diplomacy and more about global economic stability. Our international news experts on…
This week the DSE News Network is live and direct – and packed to the rafters with news, information, analysis, commentary, and the State Of The State of The News on The Sunday Express E-Edition 1 Fast and Furious With IShowSpeed WhirlWind Tour Of Zimbabwe2 With the news of the YouTuber, we reveal who are…
By Tom Mkhwanazi In recent months, Sector Education and Training Authorities (SETAs) have been the subject of intense scrutiny. Headlines have accused us of corruption, political interference, poor value for money and limited impact on the labour market. While public institutions should always be held to account, it is equally important that the debate is…
