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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It can never be a debate, Mr. Ziyambi, when 93 percent of MPs are coached to support CAB3
Ultimately, substance matters far more than sheer volume. When Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi proudly declared Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Bill, or CAB3, to be “one of the most debated” bills in Zimbabwe’s parliamentary history, he was conflating sheer volume with actual substance. If you value my social justice…
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The CAB3 threat to democracy: Even Hitler was turned into a tyrant through a parliamentary landslide
A corrupted democracy can actually engineer a dictatorship. Zimbabwe’s information ministry permanent secretary, Nick Mangwana, took to social media to gloat over the passage of Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Bill, boasting that a combined tally of 291 to 46 votes is a “landslide.” If you value my social…
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Tshabangu should stop deceiving himself: he doesn’t have any leverage on CAB3
Self-delusion is a deeply dangerous flaw. Sengezo Tshabangu’s spokesperson, Nqobizitha Mlilo, recently raised eyebrows across the political spectrum by threatening a “nuclear option” if ZANU-PF stalls on whatever backroom deal they are currently haggling over. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial…
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At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders
The truth hurts, doesn’t it? When Zimbabwe’s information secretary, Nick Mangwana, took to X to dismiss former Botswana President Ian Khama’s critique, his response was highly predictable. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial contribution to keep it going. Contact me on…
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Why are Zimbabwe’s lower courts tools for political persecution?
Justice must be blind; once it becomes biased, it ceases to be justice. When justice must routinely be rescued by the higher courts from the clutches of the lower tiers, a legal system ceases to function as a shield for the innocent. If you value my social justice…
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