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The love of money has destroyed Zimbabwe's churches and turned them into dens of thieves

1 week ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

Oh God, why is my spirit disquieted? As a devout Christian, nothing leaves me more disturbed and broken-hearted than witnessing the Church - the Body of Christ - being reduced to a grotesque shadow of what it was divinely intended to be. What should be a sanctuary of holiness, hope, and righteousness has been hijacked by the insatiable love of money, becoming a haven for greed, hypocrisy, and unrepentant sin.
How to start a small tutoring business in Zimbabwe

1 week ago | bulawayo24.com | Tawanda Musarurwa

STARTING a tutoring business in Zimbabwe might sound like an easy hustle - print a flyer, post an advert on WhatsApp and you are in business. However, digging into the numbers and realities, it becomes clear that even a "small" operation demands more than just subject expertise and good intentions. Let us start with the basics: costs. Renting a modest room in a high-density suburb like Mbare or Kuwadzana costs US$50 to US$100 a month.
The new PVO law is a sign of a government that fears its own people

2 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

The Zimbabwe government has always been afraid of its own people. President Emmerson Mnangagwa's signing of the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Act, 2025, into law marks yet another dangerous turn in Zimbabwe's slow but deliberate slide into authoritarianism. Cloaked in the language of transparency, accountability, and security, this legislation is in fact a calculated attempt to suffocate civil society and silence those who dare to speak out on behalf of the voiceless.
After making Zimbabweans suffer, the ZANU-PF leadership now wants to kill them!

2 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

Do those in power really care about us? After plunging millions of Zimbabweans into untold poverty and misery through corruption, misgovernance, and authoritarian rule, the ZANU-PF leadership appears now determined to take a far darker turn - towards a path that could plunge the nation into chaos, instability, and possibly civil war. What began as a political power struggle over succession has now dangerously morphed into a factional showdown involving powerful figures in the military.
Can America have an act that protects the wellbeing of white South Africans?

2 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi

The idea of the United States establishing an act specifically to protect the wellbeing of white South Africans is bound to stir deep and complex debate, particularly given South Africa's painful history of apartheid and racial injustice. To some, such a proposition might appear as an effort to safeguard minority rights in a post apartheid democratic society.
Zimbabwe will never be free with more analysts than activists

3 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

It's time we were brutal frank with each other as Zimbabweans. As more Zimbabweans sink deeper into poverty and the grip of a repressive regime tightens, there's a familiar and haunting question that those watching from afar always ask: Why is it that these oppressed citizens do not rise against their tormentors? What makes a population - over 90% of whom are not formally employed and more than 80% pushed into poverty - appear powerless against those who have authored their misery?
Arresting protesters in Zimbabwe exposes an Illegitimate government that fears its own people

3 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

Fear breeds monsters, and these monsters, in turn, seek to instil fear in others. Those who seek to instil fear in others are often the most fearful themselves. The recent arrests of at least 96 people in Harare on 31st March for allegedly participating in an "unlawful gathering" once again shine a harsh light on Zimbabwe's continued descent into authoritarian repression.
Jonathan Moyo distances self from viral 'Jonathan Mayo' article

3 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Jonathan Mayo

Prominent Zimbabwean academic and former minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo, has dismissed any association with an article circulating on social media under the name "Prof Jonathan Mayo."Moyo expressed shock that people were linking him to the piece, which he described as a "rubbish" publication. "I'm shocked that some people want to associate me with this rubbish piece," Moyo told The NewsHawks.
Mutsvangwa, wake up - Zimbabweans are not fooled!

3 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

The delusions never end! Christopher Mutsvangwa, the spokesperson for ZANU-PF, held a press conference today basking in the supposed triumph of Zimbabweans not participating in the planned 31st March protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa. In his self-congratulatory monologue, Mutsvangwa showered praises on Mnangagwa, attributing the low turnout to the president's so-called exceptional leadership and claiming it was proof of the people's unwavering support for him.
If Zimbabweans want real change, it's time to pray for new leaders

3 weeks ago | bulawayo24.com | Tendai Ruben Mbofana

Zimbabweans now need to break the cycle of oppression and suffering. Over 80% of the population of Zimbabwe lives in poverty, according to the World Bank. This is not just a statistic; it's a stark reality that is felt by every family, every community, and every individual across this nation. The majority of Zimbabweans are undeniably desperate for change, and this desperation is born out of the constant, unbearable suffering that has plagued the country for decades.