Tino Chinyoka

By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka There is a passage in Ecclesiasticus, about time. You know the one, a time to plant, a time to get pregnant, a time to give birth, a time to sing, a time to cry, well, maybe not those words but you get the idea.…
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By Nyashadzashe Ndoro Prominent lawyer Tinomudaishe Chinyoka on Wednesday launched a court application at the High Court in Harare, Nehanda Radio can report. In his Draft Order, Chinyoka prayed that an order be granted him allowing…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka That great poet, John Chibadura, has a song called Madiro about a man who has heard that his partner has been cheating on him. Instead of flying into a fit of rage, the man informs the lady that he has heard…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka There was a girl, let’s call her Joyce, in Mberengwa, who went to school without shoes. She missed some days of school, sometimes weeks or terms and, more than once, a whole year. When she finally arrived at…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka As the year comes to an end, we must face the stark reality that despite the President’s clear agenda to fight corruption, we don’t have a single corruption conviction despite spending a lot of money capacitating…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka When I started my social work training at the UZ of Sheffield, the lecturers decided that in our first week, we would be put into groups and assigned two novels per group, to read and then discuss. In my…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka For the record, and to be clear so that those who disagree with me aren’t confused: I will be voting for President Mnangagwa in 2023. And, boy am I glad that he doesn’t get to originate the list of commissioners…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka  Six years it has been since last l spoke of the children of hope, of how the birth of a child must mean hope that the future is guaranteed.  A lot and yet very little has changed,  and not much that Mangudya,…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka It’s one of the ironies of life, that students almost always surpass their teachers. But we have never checked to see why this is, or if we have l have not read that paper. I just think it might be because of…
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By Tinomudaishe Chinyoka A long, long time ago when I was young, long before life started to prove that it made no sense, back when it was possible to think that things were so bad they could only get better, something happened that…
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