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Mako Muzenda

Mako Muzenda is a Zimbabwean journalist, currently studying at Rhodes University. Her areas of interest include African youth, development and culture.

Latest Work

OPINIONISTA

12 October 2017

Male politicians send a message that a culture of violence and dominance is acceptable

By Mako Muzenda

3 min

OPINIONISTA

20 August 2017

Celebrate our rich history of women leaders – don’t objectify them

By Mako Muzenda

3 min

OPINIONISTA

23 July 2017

Agenda 2063: A solid plan in need of action. Why are we waiting?

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

OPINIONISTA

23 May 2017

Africa Day – the questions still linger

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

OPINIONISTA

4 May 2017

The graduates of 2017 represent the potential trajectory that society can take

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

OPINIONISTA

26 April 2017

It is time to play my role in shaping my country's future

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

OPINIONISTA

15 March 2017

Why is science-fiction so white?

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

Zimbabwe: Sweeping changes threaten education system

Africa

21 February 2017

Zimbabwe: Sweeping changes threaten education system

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

Op-Ed: Is Zimbabwe’s Pastor Evan Mawarire worthy of being called a hero?

Africa

5 February 2017

Op-Ed: Is Zimbabwe’s Pastor Evan Mawarire worthy of being called a hero?

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

Zimbabwe: Harare in deep water over typhoid outbreak

Africa

22 January 2017

Zimbabwe: Harare in deep water over typhoid outbreak

By Mako Muzenda

4 min

Op-Ed: Expensive data is a new form of censorship in Zimbabwe

Africa

12 January 2017

Op-Ed: Expensive data is a new form of censorship in Zimbabwe

By Mako Muzenda

3 min

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Defend Truth

Latest Work

Male politicians send a message that a culture of violence and dominance is acceptable

Celebrate our rich history of women leaders – don’t objectify them

Agenda 2063: A solid plan in need of action. Why are we waiting?

Africa Day – the questions still linger

The graduates of 2017 represent the potential trajectory that society can take

It is time to play my role in shaping my country's future

Why is science-fiction so white?

Zimbabwe: Sweeping changes threaten education system

Op-Ed: Is Zimbabwe’s Pastor Evan Mawarire worthy of being called a hero?

Zimbabwe: Harare in deep water over typhoid outbreak

Op-Ed: Expensive data is a new form of censorship in Zimbabwe