https://mbofanatendairuben.news.blog/2026/02/07/no-mr-mnangagwa-stop-playing-the-victim-the-colonial-master-didnt-block-land-reform-zanu-pf-corruption-did/ PLEASE SHARE BY Tendai Ruben Mbofana IN the hands of those in power, history is often the first and greatest casualty. When President Emmerson Mnangagwa sat across from Tucker Carlson at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, he was not merely answering a journalist; he was performing a carefully…
By Reason Wafawarova. Zimbabwean politics has an unfortunate habit of collapsing every serious national debate into personalities. Chamisa versus Mnangagwa. Chiwenga versus Mnangagwa. Opposition versus ruling party. But 2028 is not, at its core, a personality contest. It is something colder. It is arithmetic. Not who is popular. Not who…
By Reason Wafawarova When Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa described Venezuela as “very far away from Zimbabwe” in response to a question about the dramatic U.S. military capture of Nicolás Maduro in January 2026, the remark was more than merely geographic. It was an accidental admission of a deeper political malaise:…
By Muvoni weDzimbahwe- President Nelson Chamisa’s return to the political frontline has sent unmistakable tremors through ZANU PF hardliners, reintroducing a familiar and unsettling figure into a landscape they had hoped was safely neutralised. His comeback is not merely symbolic; it is a pointed political intervention anchored in the lived…
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Dear Comrade Tungwarara. YES I worked with you but not under your instructions but of those I Respect dearly with a clear agenda as a Call for Duty . Both you and I did not hold or have any powers to STOP GEZA , he was stopped by security hierarchy,…
By Dr Lloyd Gideon Makonese, Lecturer & Public Health and Health Systems Expert. Across many countries, the condition of war veterans and older people has become an uncomfortable mirror of national priorities. Public ceremonies continue to honour sacrifice and resilience, yet daily realities often tell a quieter story of declining…
By Dr Lloyd Gideon Makonese As Zimbabwe continues to register progress in its national HIV response, including improved access to antiretroviral therapy and reduced HIV-related mortality, doctoral research suggests that late testing in rural communities remains a critical and unresolved challenge. While policy frameworks emphasise service expansion and coverage targets,…
By Reason Wafawarova I am increasingly disturbed by ordinary Zimbabweans openly urging the police to use torture to extract confessions from the Guruve murder suspect. Some are even suggesting that the “best place” for the man is Braeside CID. I have no idea why Braeside, of all places, has become…
Fellow Zimbabweans, The Nkulumane by-election has once again exposed a painful truth we must confront honestly. While ZANU-PF remains a single, well-oiled machinery, the opposition has arrived divided—ten candidates fighting each other instead of confronting the real source of our national suffering. This is not political diversity; it is political…
BY TAFADZWA MUGWADI Just to remind some arrogant fool: Fighting me through proxies or hired political urchins is a no-brainer. This unprovoked and misguided tomfoolery—chasing the political microphone, organising clandestine kangaroo gatherings in blatant defiance of party directives to spew hate, polarise, sow divisions and grandstand as if you are…
