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RANT WEDNESDAY

Nelson Chamisa’s Face as a Logo – A Questionable Choice for CCC

Let me start off by saying that I am all for embracing creativity, innovation, and expressing oneself, especially when it comes to political parties. However, there are certain things that make you question the decision-making process behind some choices. Take, for instance, the case of Nelson Chamisa, who decided to let his own face be used as the logo for his newly formed party, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). Now, pardon me if I indulge in a bit of mockery, but really, Mr. Chamisa? Your face as a logo? Let’s pause for a moment of contemplation and introspection.

Parody CCC brass
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You see, when getting a glimpse of the CCC logo for the first time, I couldn’t help but wonder what went through the minds of those involved in its creation. Did they all sit around a table, scratching their heads, and then someone suddenly exclaimed, “Eureka! I’ve got it! Let’s use Nelson Chamisa’s face as our logo!” I just can’t help but think this decision might have been made after one too many cups of coffee and a few sleepless nights.

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TOPIC TUESDAY

Social Media and Activism in Zimbabwe: Harnessing the Power of Digital Networks



As the political climate in Zimbabwe intensifies with the approaching elections, it becomes increasingly crucial to reflect on the role of social media in shaping activism within the country. In a nation where freedom of expression has often been curtailed, digital networks have become a powerful tool in mobilizing and raising awareness about critical social justice issues. By examining the impact of social media, we can gain insights into how it has influenced activism and empowered marginalized voices in Zimbabwe.

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NEWS MONDAY

ZANU PF’s Double Standards Exposed

It comes as no surprise that the ruling party in Zimbabwe, Zanu PF, is once again demonstrating their hypocritical nature. They have always been quick to judge and shame CCC leader Nelson Chamisa whenever he pleads to South Africa for help, going as far as to label him as unpatriotic. Yet, when it comes to their own actions, they conveniently brush them off as mere solidarity messages. It is time to expose their hypocrisy and hold them accountable for their words and actions.

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NEWS MONDAY

Hypocrites!!

Zimbabwe’s political scenery has always been marred by accusations, manipulations, and power struggles among its various political parties. One such party, the ruling ZANU PF, has frequently resorted to shame and judgment when its opposition’s leader, Nelson Chamisa , seeks international assistance to address the challenging socio-political situation in the country. This behavior, exhibited by ZANU PF, showcases their hypocritical nature, as they fail to see their own faults and contradictions while pointing fingers at others.

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NEWS MONDAY

LIMITING LIVE STREAMING OF COURT PROCEEDINGS HINDERS TRANSPARENCY AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

In recent days, the issue of live streaming court proceedings in Zimbabwe has come to the forefront, causing a stir among media organizations and proponents of open justice. I believe Bulawayo High Court’s refusal to grant Asakhe Online permission to live stream the ongoing election petition cases is a clear infringement on the right to access information and the work of media organizations.

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Politics, REFLECTION SUNDAY

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

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SPOTLIGHT SATURDAY

The Curious Case of Chicken Inn: Unraveling the Chicken Conspiracy

Picture this: It’s a beautiful day in Zimbabwe, and you find yourself in the bustling streets of Gweru. Your stomach growls, craving something delicious to satisfy your hunger. Your eyes catch a glimpse of the vibrant sign that reads “Chicken Inn,” beckoning you to indulge in some fast food goodness. Little did you know, dear reader, that you were about to step into a world filled with deception, intrigue, and outrageously tasty chicken.

Spotlight Saturday
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FEEDBACK FRIDAY

FEEDBACK FRIDAY: “Which Political Issue Do You Believe Needs Urgent Attention in Zimbabwe?”

Dear Panashe, Thank you for your question, Panashe, it has certainly ignited a fire within me as I delve into the political landscape of Zimbabwe. As I promised, I will reply to as many emails from my readers and will reply to one in an article every Friday for Feedback Friday You’ve picked an intriguing question to challenge my intellect. As I like to think … Continue reading FEEDBACK FRIDAY: “Which Political Issue Do You Believe Needs Urgent Attention in Zimbabwe?”

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