
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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CAB3 public hearings proven a sham and national referendum only way to hear Zimbabweans’ views
When you know you are unwanted, you manufacture noise and masquerade it as popular support. The bedrock of any functioning democracy is the sanctity of its social contract—the constitution. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial contribution to keep it going. Contact…
Keep readingMr. Mnangagwa, the real “malcontents pursuing self-serving agendas” are those pushing for your term extension
A troublemaker’s most effective shield is accusing his critics of the very chaos he is creating. President Emmerson Mnangagwa has developed a predictable rhythm for his addresses during ruling party gatherings. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial contribution to keep it…
Keep readingAre funeral policies sucking Zimbabweans dry with predatory life-long policies?
There is something profoundly despicable about someone who preys on the desperation of others. The funeral insurance industry in Zimbabwe has long been shielded by the somber sanctity of death, operating within a space where grieving families are hesitant to question the cold arithmetic of their loss. If…
Keep readingIs ZANU-PF so useless that it can’t continue development without Mnangagwa? So is Zimbabwe doomed after 2030?
When praising a leader actually signals a weakness. These are the questions that naturally arise when one examines the logic behind the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill 2026. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a financial contribution to keep it going.…
Keep readingHow did our supposed “liberators” morph into parasitic unrepentant looters?
The moment a leader’s heart becomes deaf to the people’s suffering, he is as good as dead. The tragic trajectory of the post-liberation state in Zimbabwe and across significant swaths of the African continent is not merely a story of failed policy or unfortunate economic headwinds. If you…
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