
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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Zimbabwe’s denials of grain shortages and history of deception: How prepared are we for ‘Super El Niño’?
Once bitten, twice shy! Warnings of an impending “Super El Niño” weather pattern are growing deafening. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaqprWCIyPtRnKpkHe08 Climate models point to an overwhelming probability of severe drought and scorching heat stress descending upon Southern Africa. For Zimbabwe,…
Keep readingIt’s time for mandatory prenatal or postnatal DNA testing in Zimbabwe to curb paternity fraud
There is one devastating form of fraud that we continue to ignore. It is time for Zimbabwe to confront a silent, devastating crisis tearing through our families, destroying lives, and fracturing the very fabric of our society. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on:…
Keep readingIs the university graduation gown the only thing we will have to show for our years of learning?
This debate never grows old. As thousands of excited families gathered at Midlands State University to witness over seven thousand students walk across the stage, the air was filled with joyous ululations, camera flashes, and the unmistakable sense of triumph. To directly receive my articles please join my…
Keep readingFix our living standards first, Mai Chinomona, then we’ll have more babies!
It is disgraceful when leadership is detached from the people. Speaking at a ZANU PF Women’s League event in Murehwa West, Senate President and party Secretary for Women’s Affairs, Mabel Chinomona, issued an astonishing directive to Zimbabwean women. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel…
Keep readingHome demolitions expose how power through barbarity has permeated Zimbabwean society
It is often said that a fish rots from the head. As I scrolled through social media this morning, a short skit stopped me in my tracks. To directly receive my articles please join my WhatsApp Channel on: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaqprWCIyPtRnKpkHe08 It portrayed a woman confronting her husband, a bulldozer…
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