Takudza Mazwienduna, Author at Uncommon Ground

Siya and the Springboks: The Racism Haunting Rugby in South Africa

November 7, 2019 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

There is a spectre of racism haunting the South African rugby victory at the world cup final. Attitudes towards team captain Siya demonstrate this.

Civic Awareness in Zimbabwe: a Cautionary Tale

June 24, 2019 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

Zimbabwean democracy is suffering from a lack of civic awareness. A populace disinterested in politics leads to corruption and apathy.

Julius Malema and Capitalism in South Africa: The Bitter Statesman

June 1, 2019 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

Julius Malema follows a long trend of ‘bitter statesmen’, drawing from the resentment of those left behind to fuel an aggressively partisan grievance.

A Waste of Help: An Insight into Aid and Corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa

May 1, 2019 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

Within Sub-Saharan Africa, aid money is siphoned off by those with power. This corruption must be challenged at every step of the process.

Hate in the Motherland – Homophobia in Africa

October 13, 2017 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

Homophobia and anti-LGBT sentiments are still widespread throughout Africa, despite rapid advances in LGBT rights worldwide.

Popular Trends and How They Affect the Problem of Witch Hunting in Zimbabwe

April 6, 2017 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

Witchcraft has become one of the fundamental beliefs in Zimbabwe such that it is regarded as a reality. However, there is no evidence to support it.

Risking Innocent Lives for Faith in Zimbabwe

March 15, 2017 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

The adherence of Zimbabwe’s rural population to African Apostolic Faith sects is damaging not only on an indirect level, but increasingly on a direct one.

An Analysis of the Tsikamutanda Witch Hunting phenomenon in Eastern Zimbabwe: An Interview with Headman Nemasase

February 25, 2017 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

By Chris Mataruka and Takudzwa Mazwienduna Superstition is sometimes considered a harmless phenomenon, which is why we seldom find citizens or legislators mounting serious opposition to unsubstantiated opinions deeply held

Young Humanist Forums

February 15, 2017 Takudza Mazwienduna 0

The International Institute for Development Facilitation (IIDF) Trust is a local NGO based in Mutare Zimbabwe. Like most Non Profits in the country, it has followed up the orthodox means

Articles by Takudza Mazwienduna

Siya and the Springboks: The Racism Haunting Rugby in South Africa

Civic Awareness in Zimbabwe: a Cautionary Tale

Julius Malema and Capitalism in South Africa: The Bitter Statesman

A Waste of Help: An Insight into Aid and Corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa

Hate in the Motherland – Homophobia in Africa

Popular Trends and How They Affect the Problem of Witch Hunting in Zimbabwe

Risking Innocent Lives for Faith in Zimbabwe

An Analysis of the Tsikamutanda Witch Hunting phenomenon in Eastern Zimbabwe: An Interview with Headman Nemasase

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