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13/08/2025

With Shingi Mavima – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

26/07/2025

22/07/2025

On this day (21 July) 105 years ago, pioneering Zimbabwean nationalist and founder of the Armed Struggle in Zimbabwe, Reverend .

We are forever indebted.

(Graphic courtesy of the Ndabaningi Sithole Foundation )

19/05/2025

We recently sat down with three powerful women who fought in the , Tsitsi Kaseke, Julian Chironda and Thandiwe Ngulube.

We cant wait to share the full interview!

For now, watch this cellphone clip on how Christianity continues to be manipulated in

23/04/2025

In this clip, Cde Shambakumanja-Kawara details how, as he was being assaulted by a young white boy in , other Africans stood around and laughed: an experience that ultimately radicalized him.

18/04/2025

“What some of us are fighting for is to see that this oppressive system is crushed. We don’t care whether, I don’t even care whether I will be part of the top echelon in the ruling, I’m not worried but I’m dying to see a change in the system, that’s all, that’s all. I would like to see the young people enjoying together, black, white, enjoying together. In a new Zimbabwe, that’s all…” Josiah Magama Tongogara, ZANLA commander.

Happy Independence Day, Zimbabwe. May the purest ideals of your most patriotic sons and daughters guide the way for the future. Zimbabwe.

16/04/2025

In this clip, Cde Shambakumanja-Kawara details his parents' reaction, words, and rituals as he left for the ( )

Link to full video in comments :)

13/04/2025

In this clip, Cdes Chin'ore and Shambakumanja-Kawara discuss the importance of s***f (bute) and connection to the spiritual world during the Second Chimurenga/Umvukela.



(Full interview link in the comments!)

10/04/2025

In this clip, Cdes Chin'ore and Shambakumanja-Kawara explain how the trauma of left events, places, and names permanently seered in their memories.

🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 (full video link in the comments.)

09/04/2025

In this clip, Cde. Noel Shmbakumanja-Kawara (nom de guerre: Enicos Chipangura) details how he was subjected to racist bullying by a child, laughed at by his peers - and how this drove him to the fight for independence.

(You can watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SinKqeyckMk&t=7s)