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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Did Ian Smith love this country more than those governing independent Zimbabwe?
Whether we like it or not, these are the questions we whisper in our homes. There is a deeply uncomfortable, almost taboo question that continues to haunt the conscience of many thoughtful Zimbabweans. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaqprWCIyPtRnKpkHe08 Yet it is…
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Let’s invest more in preparing for marriage than for a wedding: the Muduva tragedy
These past few days have unfolded in a fog of profound paradox. Just yesterday, photos from a wedding attended by someone close to me flooded my phone. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaqprWCIyPtRnKpkHe08 The images captured immense joy and unbridled celebration—most notably…
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Are beauty pageants about changing the world, or merely vanity and sanitized sexualization?
We need to tell each other uncomfortable truths. A few days ago, I came across a news report of an ecstatic Zimbabwean beauty queen returning home from an international pageant. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaqprWCIyPtRnKpkHe08 She was visibly thrilled over her…
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When Hezekiah becomes Nebuchadnezzar
History offers lessons that demand our attention. The ruler who begged the heavens for extra years was granted his wish, but the additional time did not cultivate wisdom; it nurtured an insatiable appetite for glory. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaqprWCIyPtRnKpkHe08 Blessed…
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Legacies built on a leader’s self-glorification never last: the tragedy of Munhumutapa Day
Indeed, power is as intoxicating and addictive as a potent narcotic. The gazetting of Statutory Instrument 148 of 2026, declaring September 15 a national public holiday known as Munhumutapa Day, presents a classic study in the political ritual of self-glorification. To directly receive my articles please join my…
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