World teeters amid rising poverty and geopolitical instability

THE world is entering a critical and turbulent juncture in contemporary history, characterised by deepening divisions and a lack of consensus on major global issues.

The proliferation of conflicting and overlapping interests has rendered traditional alliances increasingly ambiguous, making it difficult to distinguish between allies and adversaries.

Domestically, political uncertainty prevails as the President of Zimbabwe has announced his intention to step down after his term.

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