Pushing People To Protest On The Streets During The SADC Summit Will Be Counter-productive 

Honestly, I do not get the logic behind it.

As the 44th Ordinary SADC Heads of State and Government Summit approaches, the country’s so-called “opposition leaders” have once again begun insinuating that they have plans for mass-protests. Apparently, the innocent lives lost during the August 2018 military crackdown in Harare weren’t enough to deter these self-serving political opportunists from risking more innocent blood. But I may be wrong, who needs to worry about a little collateral damage when there are photo ops and international headlines to be secured, right?

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Unveiling ZEC’s Whirlwind of Corruption Rumors

In the realm of political scandals and corruption allegations, Zimbabwe often finds itself on the global stage for all the wrong reasons. The recent uproar surrounding the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), Chivhayo, and alleged state capture has once again thrust the nation into a whirlwind of controversy and speculation. As social media buzzes with accusations of misappropriation of funds and shady dealings, one cannot help … Continue reading Unveiling ZEC’s Whirlwind of Corruption Rumors

The Human Face Of Climate Change

In the small village of Chimanimani: the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe, I once beheld a scene of unspeakable devastation. A monster, disguised as a cyclone, had ravaged the land, leaving destruction and despair in its wake. The once peaceful community was now a scene of utter ruin. Homes were reduced to rubble, trees uprooted, and lives shattered. It was the first time in a long … Continue reading The Human Face Of Climate Change

The Climate Crisis: A Catastrophic Failure of Political Will and Moral Courage

Can Zimbabwe, a country widely known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage overcome the unprecedented environmental crisis that threatens its very existence? The scientific consensus is clear: human activities are causing irreparable harm to the planet, pushing the Earth’s temperature to dangerous heights and putting our very existence at risk. Despite the overwhelming evidence, political rhetoric and denial continue to prohibit collective … Continue reading The Climate Crisis: A Catastrophic Failure of Political Will and Moral Courage

It’s Time Our Government Apologized Over The Covid Vaccine

In our beloved Zimbabwe, a new battle has emerged—not against a visible enemy, but against an invisible virus that has shaken the world to its core. The government, in its quest to protect its people, mandated COVID-19 vaccines for its workers and encouraged widespread vaccination. This move, while rooted in the intention to safeguard public health, has now come under scrutiny. The recent admission by … Continue reading It’s Time Our Government Apologized Over The Covid Vaccine

The Unseen Cost Of Progress

The unseen cost of progress. That’s what they never tell you about. They tout the benefits, the innovations, the advancements. But what about the price we pay? The price we can’t even see? We’re so blinded by the shine of new things, we forget what we’re leaving behind. The old ways, the traditional ways, the ways that made us human. We’re trading our souls for … Continue reading The Unseen Cost Of Progress

Why an uprising against Zanu PF is doomed to fail.

I see some people advocating for an uprising against Zanu PF. Have you people thought this through? If you really provoke a crisis, with the populace on one side and the machinery of the Zanu PF executive and the justice department on the other, what’s to keep them from herding us into concentration camps? Do you think they will hesitate to use violence against us? … Continue reading Why an uprising against Zanu PF is doomed to fail.

The Existential Crisis of Zimbabwe’s National Identity

“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Martin Luther King Jr These profound words resonate deeply within the hearts of Zimbabweans, as we find ourselves grappling with an existential crisis that strikes at the very core of our national identity. Throughout our rich history, we … Continue reading The Existential Crisis of Zimbabwe’s National Identity

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