Tinashe Chisaira

By Tinashe Chisaira The social media craze in Zimbabwe going under the hashtag #ThisFlag has been around for a little over a month now. The campaign is also heavily subscribed by Zimbabweans in the diaspora and by other sympathisers…
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By Tinashe Chisaira Zimbabwe’s Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Lazarus Dokora in April 2016 issued a directive halting Scripture Unions from government schools in the country as was reported in state media. This was…
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Zimbabwe’s #BringBackOurGirls from Kuwait Movement: Police Brutality, Activists and Solidarity with Stranded Women. By Tinashe Chisaira  Zimbabwean Police’s bullish treatment of activists who would be exercising their various democratic…
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Tinashe Chisaira - The Fees Must Fall Campaign, renamed the #FeesWillFall is an idea whose time has come not just for Mzansi but also for Zimbabwe and Southern Africa. And when it comes to Zimbabwe, the campaign must never be limited to…
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Tinashe Chisaira - "I do not usually care about who is buried at the national shrine or who is denied a place there but with Justice Andrew Mutema I make an exception, therefore I have penned this delayed obituary."
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HARARE - Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) MP for Kuwadzana, Nelson Chamisa, is under fire from labour activists for his role in the Supreme Court judgment delivered last Friday which now allows companies to terminate…
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The ruling by the full bench of the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe on Friday (17 July 2015) in Don Nyamande and Another v Zuva Petroleum (Pvt) Ltd has signalled the temporary sorry climax to a spate of direct attacks on the country’s poor as…
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