Tendai Ruben Mbofana is a Zimbabwe-based social justice advocate, writer, researcher, and social commentator. He has always been passionate about standing up and speaking out for the voiceless and oppressed.He has been relentless in his quest and dream of a country where all Zimbabweans enjoy their social justice.
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Zimbabweans will forever cry as long as we believe the liberation struggle was enough to bring freedom
There is no greater imprisonment than self-delusion. The tragedy of the Zimbabwean psyche lies in the enduring myth of the “Final Revolution.” If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial contribution to keep it going. Contact me on WhatsApp: +263 715 667 700…
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Why African tyrants’ ideological bankruptcy prioritizes personal enrichment over citizens’ suffering
A person with an empty head and no solutions thinks of nothing but theft. Someone today sent me a message asking what made African dictators appear so fundamentally different from European dictators. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial contribution to keep…
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Why are government “solutions” to challenges facing Zimbabwe always tailored to enrich a few tenderpreneurs?
To a crook, every problem is an opportunity to steal from the afflicted. The Government of Zimbabwe’s recent announcement that it intends to introduce mandatory diesel blending is a move wrapped in the noble language of economic stability and national resilience. If you value my social justice advocacy…
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Why on earth must a whole vice president and ministers queue at the airport to bid the president farewell?
I find this ritual both bizarre and quite frankly embarrassing. Over the past few days, Zimbabweans were treated to two starkly different images of leadership, played out on the airport tarmacs of Harare and Gaborone. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial…
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Boreholes are no solution to Zimbabwe’s water woes and may eventually cause more harm than good
There are things we believe solve our problems, yet will only make them worse. The “borehole revolution” currently sweeping through Zimbabwe’s urban landscapes is often framed as a triumph of individual resilience—a testament to the “can-do” spirit of a people pushed to the brink. If you value my…
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