Beyond Politics: Building the Zimbabwe We Deserve

A Zimbabwe for All

It has become painfully clear that the kind of politics we have today in Zimbabwe does not serve the interests of the majority. Instead, it benefits a small circle that survives by singing praises to politicians who have placed self-interest and party preservation above the needs of the people.

We can no longer expect a fair democracy from a system where almost every state institution has been politicized and captured to protect the powerful. The time has come for us to shift our energy from hoping politicians will save us, to empowering ourselves and each other.

Let’s start focusing on economic empowerment initiatives and strategic networks that strengthen our capacity to grow, trade, create, and innovate together. Through unity, skill-sharing, and collaboration, we can build strong foundations that make us less dependent on a failing political system.

At the same time, we must continue to demand accountability and transparency in how public resources and services are managed. Our voices, when organized and focused, can become powerful tools for change.

Real transformation won’t come from those who broke the system but it will come from citizens who refuse to be broken by it.

Let’s rise, rebuild, and take charge of the Zimbabwe we all deserve.