Since leaving Zimbabwe for Qatar in 2010, I've been building the bridge home. The invisible work, the networks, the platform — all foundations for return. The question is no longer whether I will return. The question is whether Zimbabwe is ready when I do.

For ten days in March, I was stuck in Harare as airspace closures shut down the Africa-GCC corridor. What the crisis taught me about resilience, family, and the fragility of the bridge we build.

The Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe — a largely undiscovered tourism investment destination with significant development potential. For years, the conversation about African investment in the Gulf has moved in one direction — African businesses seeking capital, buyers, and market access in the UAE. But a quieter, equally significant conversation is beginning to move the other way. Gulf investors are looking at Africa, and increasingly, they are looking at Zimbabwe. This is not sentiment. It is...