Tendai Chabvuta

By Tendai Chabvuta Robert Gabriel Mugabe is gone. A lot of mixed emotions from many and rightly so because the man was an embodiment of all that was good and all that was evil. Opinions about his service to Africa, the world and Zimbabwe…
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By Tendai Chabvuta Herman Mashaba and Cyril Ramaphosa have been quoted on several occasions noting that foreigners must be flushed out of South Africa. They have raised almost similar reasons as the ones pointed out above by the ordinary…
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By Tendai Chabvuta On 24 June 2019, the Government of Zimbabwe gazetted Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019 which basically outlawed the use of foreign currency when transacting locally. The Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube has frothed and…
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By Tendai Chabvuta The 39th independence celebrations for Zimbabwe have come and gone. The only thing that remains to show for the 39 years of independence is old Robert’s absence from the uhuru celebrations. The economy is teetering on…
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By Tendai Chabvuta So, Jonathan Moyo finally “came out” in Alex Magaisa’s BSR on Sunday, 11 November. There have been mixed reactions with some applauding the interview and others castigating the former Minister for all sorts of reasons.…
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Tendai Chabvuta: "Prof Charity Manyeruke is a known ZANU PF supporter reportedly married to a top CIO. She is minting it by getting paid sitting allowances from taxpayers money through appointments to boards and such commissions of enquiry.…
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Tendai Chabvuta: "One of the biggest myths that is been peddled thus far is that ED is not in control and it is actually his VP, General Chiwenga who is calling the shots (literally) – having people shot by soldiers and abducted etc. I beg…
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Tendai Chabvuta - It is rather interesting that this man, Father Fidelis Mukonori in interviews with the BBC and local media is telling a narrative that seeks to protect Mugabe’s legacy in a positive way when the truth is harkening him the…
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So, Saturday 8 November 2014 was supposed to be a big day for Zimbabwean young ragga and dancehall artistes. A big show dubbed “Sting” had been organized for all the top dancehall artistes at the Harare City Sports Center.
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