The Lives Forgotten

“In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” – Martin Luther King Jr. The annals of history are replete with tales of valor and sacrifice, of moments when the indomitable human spirit triumphed over adversity. Yet, interspersed within these pages are also chapters that recount tales of sorrow and injustice—chapters that speak of lives cut … Continue reading The Lives Forgotten

Gender Dynamics Shaping Ecological Outcomes in Zimbabwe

“To ignore the power of women is to ignore the voice of the earth” Zimbabwean Proveb Throughout Zimbabwe’s rich history, the relationship between its people and the environment has played a central role. This dynamic has been shaped by the intricate dance between gender dynamics and has had a profound impact on ecological outcomes. In order to fully grasp the complexity of this relationship, it … Continue reading Gender Dynamics Shaping Ecological Outcomes in Zimbabwe

Chamisa’s Blue Movement Another Empty Promise In The Zimbabwean Sea Of Political Chaos

When Nelson Chamisa announced his resignation from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) last month, citing infiltration by Zanu PF and other reasons, many of his supporters were left in shock and confusion. What would become of their beloved leader, who had given them hope and courage in the face of a ruthless and oppressive regime? Where would they channel their grievances and aspirations for … Continue reading Chamisa’s Blue Movement Another Empty Promise In The Zimbabwean Sea Of Political Chaos

Madagascar’s New Law To Castrate Paedophiles Is A Barbaric And Unjust Violation Of Human Rights

As a social justice activist, writer, and commentator, I have always been passionate about defending the rights and dignity of the oppressed, marginalized, and vulnerable in our society. I have always believed that justice should be fair, impartial, and humane, and that no one should be subjected to cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment. That is why I am appalled and outraged by the … Continue reading Madagascar’s New Law To Castrate Paedophiles Is A Barbaric And Unjust Violation Of Human Rights

Prompt: Redefining Wealth

What would you do if you won the lottery?


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Imagine the thrill of receiving the news that you’ve won the state lottery. As a social justice blogger in Zimbabwe, I find myself pondering not just the material possibilities this windfall would bring, but also how it could be a catalyst for transformative change. Join me as we explore the grand vision that unfolds when a social justice advocate becomes the unexpected recipient of great wealth.

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The Comedy of Relatives: Emerson Mnangagwa’s Government of Kinship

In the illustrious world of politics, where chaos and intrigue collide, we often encounter instances that leave us questioning the sanity of those in power. Zimbabwe, my dear fellow cynics, is no exception. Enter President Emerson Mnangagwa, a maestro of political shenanigans and a master of self-preservation. Marvel at his ingenious solution to doubts about his legitimacy and the lack of support for his leadership: … Continue reading The Comedy of Relatives: Emerson Mnangagwa’s Government of Kinship

Storytelling as activism: Inspiring Change Through Personal Experiences in Zimbabwe

As I sit down to reflect on the personal experiences and insights I have gained from writing and reading about politics and social justice in Zimbabwe, a myriad of emotions wash over me. It is undeniable that this land holds within it a rich tapestry of stories that have shaped and continue to shape its people, its struggles, and its aspirations. The power of storytelling … Continue reading Storytelling as activism: Inspiring Change Through Personal Experiences in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s political landscape: Analising the Past to Shape a Better Future

As I sit here on this quiet Sunday, my mind is filled with reflections on the intricate political landscape that has shaped Zimbabwe. It is a landscape marred by years of tumultuous struggles, triumphs, and disappointments. Engulfed in a sense of contemplation, I find myself delving deep into the past, seeking to understand how we arrived at this very moment, with the hope of illuminating … Continue reading Zimbabwe’s political landscape: Analising the Past to Shape a Better Future