Zvisineyi Chiromo

By Zvisineyi Chiromo Shining a light on all oppressive governments, the women of Belarus give us hope. Dressed in white and waving white flowers, they say no to the Sunday, 9th Augusts disputed presidential election results. They stand…
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By Zvisineyi Chiromo Are we overlooking citizens working in the shadows alongside brave activists fighting for our struggles? The world over, Zimbabweans are openly challenged for their perceived inaction against the country’s…
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By Zvisineyi Chiromo Remittances have plummeted, migrant workers have lost their jobs, visas cancelled. Covid-19 will reveal to many Zimbabweans in the diaspora that home, which seemed no longer an option, may be the only one left.…
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By Zvisineyi Chiromo Traditional party politics seem to have us frozen in time. 40 years since our nation’s transition, we are still struggling to demand the democratic rights we know we can claim. The first 20 years were claimed by…
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By Zvisineyi Chiromo If time was a judge, I am sure it would agree with me that us the people of Zimbabwe, have failed! We find and have found (for probably the last two decades) ourselves to be at a crossroad of either a point of no…
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