The Blundering Governor

Oh, the joys of leadership, where the buck stops… well, apparently not here! It seems our dear Governor Mushayavanhu has found himself in a bit of a pickle, and who better to pass the salt to than the World Bank? You see, the new ZiG currency is having a bit of a moment, and not the kind that calls for a celebration. Now, I’m just … Continue reading The Blundering Governor

44 Years Of Embarrassment


As Zimbabweans, we gather every year on the 18th of April to mark our Independence Day. This year, we hit a somber milestone: 44 years since we broke free from colonial rule. But the freedom we celebrate is tainted by the reality of our lives under an oppressive regime.

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A Closer Look at Supporting Israel

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time we dive into the world of supporting Israel. Now, before you jump to conclusions, let me make something abundantly clear – I don’t have an ounce of objection to people showing their support for Israel. In this free world, everyone has the right to express their opinions. However, what truly troubles me is the reasoning behind such support, or rather … Continue reading A Closer Look at Supporting Israel

The Revolution Starts With Us


In a country plagued by corrupt politicians and a never-ending power struggle, it is high time that the citizens of Zimbabwe rise above their frustrations and ignite a revolution. For far too long, we have been the victims, suffering the consequences of a broken system while our leaders revel in their own prosperity. It is time to channel our passion towards creating a better future. This is not just a call to action but a plea to save our nation. The time has come to break the shackles of oppression, and the revolution starts with us.

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Public Servants Must Use Public Transport

It’s high time we talk about the elephant in the room: our transportation system is a mess. Every day, thousands of Zimbabweans struggle to get to work, to school, or just about anywhere. Buses are packed, kombis are overcrowded, and the trains? Well, a majority of us so-called ama2k have never seen one in real life. Let’s just say  they’ve seen better days….

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What Will Freedom Truly Cost Us?

In the depths of despair, there exists a flicker of hope. Or so we dare to believe. As a nation, Zimbabwe has been haunted by a tumultuous history, riddled with oppression, corruption, and a desperate thirst for power. The struggle for freedom has been an arduous one, a never-ending battle against countless oppressors. But as we gaze upon the horizon, we are compelled to ask ourselves, what will freedom truly cost us?

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The Tyranny Continues

As an ordinary Zimbabwean citizen, I find myself once again standing on the aftermath of another election. It is a time after we were supposed to freely exercise our democratic right to choose our leaders, a fleeting moment when our voices were meant to matter. However, in the land once known as the Jewel of Africa, this concept has become nothing more than a cruel joke. The ruling party, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU PF), has clung to power for decades, suffocating our dreams of a better future. And with just barely a month after elections, the grip of ZANU PF’s tyranny tightens further.

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Zimbabwe’s Political Drama

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the thrilling political circus that is Zimbabwe! In this satirical guide, we’ll dive headfirst into the mind-boggling world of power struggles, politician antics, and all-around buffoonery. So, fasten your seatbelts and strap in for the wild rollercoaster ride that is Zimbabwean politics!

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Zimbabwe’s Delusions

Somehow, the government spokesperson Ndavaningi Mangwana seems to believe that Zimbabwe is being judged harshly in comparison to other countries in the region when it comes to their recent elections. It is truly baffling to see such a statement being made, especially considering the overwhelming evidence of election irregularities and the lack of transparency that occurred during this supposedly democratic process.

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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