From twerking ministers to satellite taxes and collapsing hospitals, ZITF 2025 proved Zimbabwe’s “Second Republic” is more about spectacle than service. As Baba Bona rises from the grave, he reminds us: the rot is now industrialized, and the death spiral is twerking in plain sight.
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As Chivayo grins for presidential selfies at ZITF, his ghost companies—paid millions for solar and power projects—are nowhere to be found. Not a booth, not a banner. Just the invisible hand of corruption at work.
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UZ lecturers are protesting their meager US$250 monthly salary, a figure dwarfed by the conspicuous consumption of individuals like Wicknell Chivhayo. The Association of University Teachers (AUT) is demanding a livable wage, pointing to a significant decline in real earnings since 2018 and raising concerns about the future of higher education in Zimbabwe.
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By Cde Patriot Sunungura In our beloved teapot-shaped nation—where miracles outpace election...
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Scottland F.C., “Mabviravira,”‘s hyped debut in the PSL is quickly turning into an off-field drama attracting all the wrong kinds of attention. Once tipped for a glorious season with star signings, the club is now plagued by reports of inflated egos, disappearing contracts, and a chaotic management style under the flamboyant owner Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya. From Instagram rants aimed at his own players to publicly questioning his team’s name after a lower-league victory, Sakupwanya’s unconventional approach is leaving coach Tonderai Ndiraya seemingly powerless and morale within the club plummeting. With whispers of financial mismanagement, staff departures, and underwhelming performances on the pitch, Scottland’s promise of a “raging fire” is fizzling out into a messy reality show.
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