Tendai Kwari

Tendai Kwari - If you happen to be one of these fellow Zimbabweans creating mocking and spiteful memes to target the people of Masvingo, I encourage you to redirect this initiative to developmental issues in Zimbabwe. As a devil’s advocate,…
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By Tendai Kwari China and Zimbabwe are comparative authoritarian and excessive bureaucratic comrades; both with a dictatorial stranglehold on their citizens. In 1949, China had a highly extractive economy. In 2015, Zimbabwe has got…
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Facts and figures are indicating that Zim Asset, going towards the end of its third term before 2018, is going to be a failure. Numbers do not lie. The following is a compilation of data from various sources which will reflect that Zim…
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Political transition is the process or a period of change from one state or condition to another. Political reform is a change in governance aimed to bring improvement.
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Corruption is the scourge of Africa and the achilles’ heel hindering our progress. We have to combat corruption first in order to strengthen our institutions and build a new Zimbabwe. Corruption is a serious impediment to the economic…
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Political development refers to the underlying rules by which we can organise ourselves. It is change over time in political institutions, which is the evolution of the state, rule of law and democratic accountability.
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We are approaching a crossroad; a reality check moment in our entire history in Zimbabwe. There is no doubt that the Mugabe era will finally reach its end-game. The “I am a war veteran and liberation fighter” mantra will finally get…
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On Saturday (17 January 2015) Zimbabweans in the U.K. converged at Zimbabwe House to register their unwavering support for Itai Dzamara, the Zimbabwean journalist who made history when he dared to stage a one-man demonstration challenging…
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By Tendai Kwari One of my favourite books, A Hitchhiker’s guide to a Failed State, describes Zimbabwe as ‘…a nation of docile citizens, they are not imbeciles by any stretch of imagination’. ‘On a fair day, an average Zimbabwean is…
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A group calling itself Zimbabweans Against Sanctions and led by prominent whites in the country have called on the European Union (EU) to unconditionally lift all sanctions against Zimbabwe and its leaders.
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