Author Archives: Kanhema Photography

Supermoon as seen from Truman State Observatory, Kirksville, Missouri. Photo - Tawanda Kanhema

Supermoon looms over planet earth

South African Hunters Propose Opening New Front in Assault on Rhinos

South African hunters believe that lifting trade ban on rhino horns will reduce poaching. Will opening a new line in the offensive on rhinos make the situation any better?

MetroParks, Cleveland, Ohio. Photo © Tawanda Kanhema

Homefront Support for Afghanistan Campaign Declines

11 Mar ’12

Propane prices have dropped nine percent .

U.S. Household Gas Heating Costs Lowest in Nine Years

8 Mar ’12

Winter household natural gas heating in the U.S. are expected to hit a nine-year low this winter, thanks to higher than normal average temperatures that have significantly reduced household energy consumption, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). “Residential … Continue reading →

A disused fridge lay in an abandoned farmhouse in Williamathville, Missouri. Photo - Tawanda Kanhema

Wall Street and the Heartland: Silent Protest

4 Mar ’12

Far from the mobilized masses championing resistance against Wall Street’s increasing control of America’s political system and the role of banks in the economic crisis, a silent protest against the establishment is underway.

Tawanda Kanhema

Warm Winter Holds Down Energy Prices

2 Feb ’12

AN extraordinarily warm winter in much of America’s north-eastern and mid-western states has helped keep the cost of generating power lower, holding down wholesale power prices, reports the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). View full report here.

A man cycles past a church in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Photo - Tawanda Kanhema

Life in Lubumbashi, DR Congo.

16 Jan ’12

Lubumbashi, located in the mineral rich Katanga Province, is the Democratic Republic of Congo’s second largest city and home to some of the most powerful political families in the Congo, including President Joseph Kabila. Photos – Tawanda Kanhema/KanhemaPhoto

A Chinese mall in Oshikango, a bordertown on Namibia's northern frontier with Angola. Photo © Tawanda Kanhema

China in Africa: Power, Corruption and Property Loss Among Poor Namibians

15 Jan ’12

Rural communities in Namibia are fighting to defend their communal land from wealthy new Chinese investors, who are buying up communal land by the hectare, often through fraudulent deals with the city councils. Photos © Tawanda Kanhema.

"We will win this thing," Romney told supporters in Marion, Iowa a day before winning the Iowa Caucuses. Photo © Tawanda Kanhema

Jobs, Debt and The War

13 Jan ’12

The war in Afghanistan, jobs and the state of the economy dominate the discourse, and the candidates’ handling of these issues during the campaign has had a clear impact on voter preferences, writes Tawanda Kanhema for Channel 4 News. Read full … Continue reading →

A voter checks results of the Iowa Caucuses on her smartphone in Des Moines, Iowa. Photo Tawanda Kanhema

Caucus 2.0