Mutsa Murenje

By Mutsa Murenje In Zimbabwe and most parts of Africa, crocodilian leaders are found across the political divide and the same applies to passive citizens who blindly follow their unscrupulous and hypocritical leaders even when it’s…
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By Mutsa Murenje I don’t normally do it. I tend to keep to myself. Nonetheless, I do imbibe the world around me and I understand that there is absolutely nothing wrong with having thoughts about other people, to realise their…
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By Mutsa Murenje Without much skirting, first and foremost, I would like to convey my sincere apologies to you, my dear readers, for depriving you of something to read last week. This was due to circumstances beyond my immediate control.…
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By Mutsa Murenje Former United States President Barack Obama did not assume the US presidency to be missed by Zimbabweans or Africans when he eventually left the White House. His election and meteoric political ascendancy was based on…
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By Mutsa Murenje History can be tentatively defined as the study of what happened in the past. The study of history has present and future implications. Regarding the present, history enables us to learn fundamental lessons from past…
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By Mutsa Murenje From a more analytical point of view, it can be argued that Zimbabwe remains a blight on the African continent. There are a few other countries that give us a bad name as Africans, but Zimbabwe clearly tops the list…
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By Mutsa Murenje I never foresaw it happening and fewer people across the globe ever imagined that we would have Donald Trump as the United States president. But, we are outsiders and observers of electoral processes in another country.…
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By Mutsa Murenje Our lives and stories are diverse, but one thing we have in common: we are all Zimbabweans and our interest must be in writing the sort of history that we and future generations will be proud of. Situations of social,…
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By Mutsa Murenje It is my sincere and earnest hope that we are all still aware of this fact: We are yet to realise recognition of our fundamental human rights and equality of opportunities. This is 36 (almost 37) years after…
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By Mutsa Murenje The love of our common country still burns with the fire of the olden time in our hearts. This is despite the fact that our situation is tragic, disreputable and scandalous. That Zimbabwe emits a constant groaning, a cry…
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