Category: Politics
2nd Republic’s Culture Month Showcases looting and inequality
By Cde Nhamo Taneta President Emmerson Mnangagwa on May 1, 2025, launched the month-long National...
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In ZANU PF We Voted—Now Let There Be Demolitions
By Cde Paradzayi Tivakefuti The past fortnight has been a tumultuous and frankly pulsating period,...
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Tungwarara’s Housing Scheme Masks Plot to Keep Mnangagwa in Power Past 2030
By Cde Sikhosana Bambazonke The much-touted ‘special’ presidential adviser Paul Tungwarara, a...
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Trump’s “America First” Finds African Allies in Mnangagwa and Ramaphosa
By Cde Nhamo Taneta The “America First” policy of Donald Trump’s government has...
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Profiting From Plunder While Preaching False Hope—Inside Tagwirei’s Story
By Cde Patriot Sunungura On May 23, 2025, the people of Masvingo Province were graced with the...
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Teachers, Parents, Learners Give Mnangagwa Govt an ‘F’
By Cde Nhamo Taneta Teachers, parents, and learners have united in collective dismay to mark the...
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Zimbabwe’s Trash Tsar Nguwaya Declares National Monopoly
By Cde Bekezela Umkhonto kaMthwakazi Zimbabwe’s premier waste management visionary Delish...
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Govt Admits Fighting Corruption Is Too Hard
By Cde Honest Vhura Hombe Home affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe has said the...
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Lecturers 4 ED to Replace Striking UZ Academics
By Cde Sikhosana Bambazonke Our beloved ZANU PF government has made a revolutionary breakthrough...
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Vasco da Chivende Returns From Belarus with empty promises
By Cde Patriot Sunungura Our very own modern-day explorer, Vasco da Chivende – Zimbabwe’s...
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Of King Munhumutapa Mnangagwa and King Bulelani Lobengula Khumalo
In Zimbabwe’s selective monarchy revival, only King Munhumutapa Mnangagwa is allowed to exist — while the Ndebele King Bulelani Lobengula is dismissed as criminal. Minister Garwe’s warning to Bulawayo Mayor Coltart exposes a regime eager to rewrite history for profit and politics.
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Beyond the Grave – ZITF 2025: Twerking, Tumbleweeds, and Tattered Hospitals
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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