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From Baton to Bestseller: Former Zimbabwean Policeman Authors 33 Books, Unmasking Crisis and Corruption​By Our Literary ...
18/12/2025

From Baton to Bestseller: Former Zimbabwean Policeman Authors 33 Books, Unmasking Crisis and Corruption
​By Our Literary Correspondent
​HARARE — Few authors possess the breadth of experience and the sheer output of Bloom Tizora. A former Zimbabwean policeman, Tizora has achieved a staggering milestone, publishing thirty-three books that span memoir, constitutional law, political analysis, and best-selling fiction, establishing him as a commanding voice in contemporary African literature and socio-political commentary.
​Tizora’s transition from enforcing the law to dissecting it provides a unique and powerful lens for his work. This journey is intimately chronicled in his best-selling autobiography, SHADOWS AND SUNRISE: A Policeman's Life in Crisis-Era Zimbabwe, which offers an unvarnished look at life within the service during tumultuous times. His expertise in security and state affairs is further cemented in his academic works, including Modern Police Studies: Law, Technology, and Community Engagement and Zimbabwe's Police Act: A call for Constitutionalism.
​Unflinching Fiction: The Chronicle of Crisis
​Tizora is perhaps best known for his novels, which unflinchingly tackle themes of corruption, greed, and national betrayal. His best-selling fiction titles resonate deeply with readers by reflecting the economic and moral crises faced by the region:
​The Collapse of Nyankonko State
​The Bone and the Meat: A Chronicle of Nicolas Dzimbahwe
​The Bindura Gold
​Never Thirsty: A Kwekwe Betrayal
​The Chikangwe Reckoning: A story of Corruption and Coup
​Constitutional Law, History, and the Land
​Beyond the dramatic narratives of his novels, Tizora proves himself a rigorous analyst of governance and history. His constitutional works—The Unchecked Text: Unmasking the Zimbabwe Constitution—and Zimbabwe's Police Act: A call for Constitutionalism—demonstrate a commitment to transparency and adherence to democratic principles.
​His historical research is equally compelling, notably in The two Munhumutapas: A case study in history, spirit, and state power. He tackles regional politics in Seven Presidents: Zambia's Democracy and the Copper Curse and provides a crucial comparative study in The Crocodile and the Colossus: A Comparative Analysis of Robert Mugabe's and Emmerson Mnangagwa's Legacies in Zimbabwe.
​In one of his most personal and politically charged works, Tizora addresses the complexities of land reform: The lost harvest: A Zimbabwean Farmer's Reflection On The Cost Of Land Reform.
​Mapping the Future: The AI Revolution
​Never content to remain static, Tizora has recently turned his formidable analytical skills to the realm of technology and artificial intelligence. His latest titles reflect the urgency of the digital era: AI Unleashed: A Creator's Guide to Intelligent Revolution and The Great Acceleration: AI's Impact in 2026.
​Bloom Tizora is also an established journalist, a human and wildlife activist, and a seasoned travel writer. His vast bibliography ensures his legacy as a critical, multifaceted voice of Southern Africa.
​Bloom Tizora’s books are widely available on all major online bookshops. To explore his complete collection, follow this link: https://books2read.com/u/bQY06D
​For Feedback and Contributions, contact the author directly at +258863552112.

The Name That Outlived the Garment: Nicholas ZachariahBy Bloom Tizora ​Nicholas Zachariah had long stepped away from the...
17/12/2025

The Name That Outlived the Garment: Nicholas Zachariah

By Bloom Tizora

​Nicholas Zachariah had long stepped away from the Johane Masowe yeChishanu church, yet the name "Madzibaba" followed him like a shadow that refused to fade. It was a title forged in a specific season of his life—a time when his faith dictated his rhythm and the iconic white garments defined his public identity.
​Though he eventually moved on from the sect, the community never truly released the title. To the public and those who knew him best, he remained Madzibaba.
​A Legacy of Identity
​When news of his passing began to circulate, a curious phenomenon occurred. People spoke his birth name, Nicholas, with a touch of hesitation, as if the syllables felt unfamiliar on the tongue. The majority simply said, "Madzibaba has passed on." This was not an act of disrespect; rather, it was an act of collective memory. Much like a city that retains its old name in the hearts of its residents long after a formal renaming, Nicholas lived with a title that history had permanently stamped upon him.
​The Final Union
​In death, the man and the moniker have finally found a shared peace. Nicholas Zachariah is remembered as a testament to the fact that our histories—whether of people or places—linger long after the seasons change. He remains proof that who we once were continues to shape how the world sees who we became.
​May His Soul Rest in Peace.

About the author Bloom Tizora is former Zimbabwean policeman and author of 40+ published books
His books are available on all leading online bookshops including Amazon, Apple books and Draft2Digital
You can contact him directly on +258863552112

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17/12/2025

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Daiton Somanje: Remembering the Sungura Maestro Behind PengaudzokeBy Bloom Tizora Daiton Somanje, a gifted Zimbabwean Su...
15/12/2025

Daiton Somanje: Remembering the Sungura Maestro Behind Pengaudzoke

By Bloom Tizora

Daiton Somanje, a gifted Zimbabwean Sungura musician, guitarist, and songwriter, left an indelible mark on the country's music scene as the co-founder of the popular Pengaudzoke Band. Together with his younger brother Josphat Somanje, Daiton helped usher in a golden era of danceable, rhythmic Sungura music in the 1990s. The 'Tsaona' hitmaker tragically passed away on Tuesday, April 7, 2015, at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals after a battle with meningitis.
👶 Background and Personal Life
Born on February 14, 1964, Daiton Somanje was the son of Ali Somanje and Roda Kauzira. His life was intertwined with music and family, especially his brother Josphat.
Marriages: He was married to Annah Kezias, and the couple had children, including his son, Faheem Somanje. Following a separation, he later entered a relationship with Esther Musango, with whom he remained until his death.
Family Tie-in to Music: His brother, Josphat Somanje, was his partner in their early musical success and a fellow figure in the Sungura genre.
🎶 Music Career: The Rise and Fall of Pengaudzoke
Daiton launched his music career in the 1990s, the decade that would define his legacy. He and Josphat formed the Pengaudzoke Band, quickly making waves with their unique sound.
Peak Success: The band produced a string of memorable hit songs that captivated audiences, including 'Seiko Kuonda', 'Zvibate Pamhaka', and the iconic 'Tsaona'.
The Golden Age: Pengaudzoke was a significant force during the 1990s, performing across Zimbabwe's growth points, rural areas, and farm business centres. While they didn't unseat Sungura giants like Leonard Dembo or Leonard Zhakata, they made a substantial impact alongside bands such as Khiama Boys and Ngwenya Brothers.
The Split: In 2010, the highly successful partnership between Daiton and Josphat fractured, reportedly due to disputes involving allegations of witchcraft and professional differences. The brothers opted for solo careers, a path that unfortunately proved less fruitful for both.
Failed Reunion: The brothers attempted to mend their relationship and reunite the band shortly after their acrimony. However, they struggled to regain their initial momentum and lost fan base, suggesting the reunion came too late.
Daiton Somanje's musical journey was a classic tale of collaboration, immense success, fraternal conflict, and the challenge of sustaining a career after a major split.
💿 Discography Highlights
Daiton Somanje's contribution to Zimbabwean music is captured in his extensive discography:
Debut Single Chinhu Chevaridzi (Single) (1988)
Vanhu Vandawile (Single) (1988)
Tezvara Revai Pfuma (Single)
Kwatakabva Kure Nenhamo (1990)
Ndegandega (1994)
Zvogondipei (1995)
Titonganisei
Zvibate Pamhaka
Mandivavarira (1998)
Sakunatsa Ndiye Sakubayiwa (1999)
Ndokudai Mose (2002)
Daiton Somanje's dynamic guitar work and songwriting legacy continue to be remembered and celebrated by fans of classic Zimbabwean Sungura.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bloom Tizora is a dynamic and multifaceted figure whose career spans media, literature, and law enforcement. Balancing a deep spiritual commitment with a strong public presence, he has become a prominent voice across various platforms.
Key Roles and Background
Bloom Tizora is known for his diverse professional portfolio, which includes:
Media Personality & Influencer: He maintains an active and influential presence online, leveraging his platform as a blogger and influencer.
Author & Writer: He is a prolific author who has made significant contributions to literature.
Preacher: He is also actively involved in ministry.
Former Karoi Police Officer: His background in law enforcement, specifically as a police officer in Karoi, provides unique life experience that informs his writing.
He is a devoted father of three children, balancing his family life with his extensive professional and public commitments.
Literary Work
Bloom Tizora is a highly prolific writer, having authored 25 published books.
His notable work includes:
Title: SHADOWS AND SUNRISE: A Policeman's Life In Crisis-Era Zimbabwe
Summary: This particular title draws heavily on his experience in law enforcement, offering readers a unique perspective on life during a challenging period in Zimbabwe.
Availability: Interested readers can find his work, including SHADOWS AND SUNRISE, on Amazon.
Connect with the Author
Bloom Tizora maintains a strong digital presence, offering multiple ways for readers and followers to stay connected:
WhatsApp (Direct): +258866627333
WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6UhIpLCoX4G2rFF53u
WhatsApp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KlQkZT3MpjO4GP2Ml3Mh7b?mode=ems_copy_t

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11/12/2025

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The Unfolding Saga of Wayne Rooney: A Life Lived at Full Til (2003/04 - Present)By Bloom Tizora ​The year is 2003. A pro...
09/12/2025

The Unfolding Saga of Wayne Rooney: A Life Lived at Full Til (2003/04 - Present)

By Bloom Tizora

​The year is 2003. A prodigious talent named Wayne Rooney is tearing up the Premier League with his boyhood club, Everton, a raw force of nature barely out of his teens. Little did the football world know, this was just the prologue to one of the most remarkable and rollercoaster careers in English football history. As Rooney's life and career unfolded over the subsequent two decades, it mirrored the dramatic shifts and turns of the beautiful game itself, leaving a trail of shattered records, gleaming silverware, personal milestones, and a few poignant reminders of football's relentless cycle.
​The Rise of a Legend: Manchester United and Unprecedented Success
​The inevitable happened in 2004. Rooney, a hot commodity, made the move that would define much of his playing career: a blockbuster transfer to Manchester United. This was the crucible where a boy wonder would forge himself into a footballing titan.
​His time at Old Trafford was nothing short of spectacular. He became the spearhead of a dominant United side, collecting an astonishing 16 trophies. This haul included five Premier League titles, a Champions League, an FA Cup, and multiple League Cups. While conquering Europe and England, Rooney was also building a family. He got married and, over the years, welcomed three kids, establishing roots off the pitch even as he soared on it.
​Individually, Rooney etched his name into the annals of football history. He became Manchester United’s all-time top goalscorer, a truly monumental achievement that saw him surpass the legendary Sir Bobby Charlton. Not content with club records, he mirrored this feat on the international stage, becoming England's all-time top goalscorer, another record previously held by Charlton.
​Amidst the triumphs, there were also personal battles, albeit minor ones in the grand scheme. The intense pressure and public scrutiny saw him lose his hair, a common affliction for many, but one he publicly addressed by getting a transplant. A testament to his resilience and willingness to tackle challenges head-on, both on and off the pitch.
​The Homecoming and New Horizons
​After a glorious chapter at United, the narrative brought him full circle. In 2017, Rooney made an emotional return, going back to Everton, the club where it all began. It was a romantic gesture, a final hurrah in the blue shirt, where he continued to demonstrate flashes of his undeniable class before embarking on a new adventure across the Atlantic.
​The move to the USA saw him join D.C. United in MLS. Here, he reinvigorated his career, scoring spectacular goals and showcasing his leadership qualities, reminding everyone of the passion that still burned within. However, even in new surroundings, some old patterns resurfaced as he would lose his hair again.
​The Managerial Merry-Go-Round and Beyond
​The lure of England proved strong once
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bloom Tizora is a multifaceted personality - a media personality, writer, author, preacher, influencer, blogger, and former Karoi police officer. As a devoted father of three, he balances his personal life with a strong online presence.

Bloom has authored twelve published books, with one notable title being "BEHIND THE SHIELD: My life as a policeman in Zimbabwe". Interested readers can access his book on Amazon https://amzn.eu/d/j0XZGUT.
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New Book AlertThe persistence of the institution of Traditional Chieftaincy across Southern Africa stands as one of the ...
08/12/2025

New Book Alert
The persistence of the institution of Traditional Chieftaincy across Southern Africa stands as one of the most compelling contradictions of the modern state. In a region formally defined by democratic constitutions, multi-party elections, and centralized bureaucracies, millions of citizens still reserve their deepest political loyalty, spiritual fidelity, and judicial recourse for leaders whose authority is inherited from the ancestral realm, not earned through the ballot box.
This book, "Traditional Chiefs in Southern Africa," is an attempt to dissect and illuminate this paradox. It moves beyond simplistic colonial or post-colonial narratives that often caricature Chiefs either as relics of the past or as mere political proxies of the ruling elite. Instead, it offers a detailed, functional analysis of the Chief as a contemporary political actor, an indispensable local administrator, a supreme jurist, and, crucially, the spiritual custodian of the people's identity and land.
Our scope focuses specifically on the constitutional and customary dynamics within six key nations—South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique—where the institution remains legislated, salaried, and operationally vital. The central argument woven through these chapters is that the Chief is not a competitor to the state but an embedded, essential partner. The survival of the chieftaincy is a testament to its adaptive capacity and its continuous effectiveness in governing the communal territories that the formal state apparatus often struggles to reach or understand.
The book is structured to guide the reader through the Chief’s multifaceted world:
Part I: Foundation and Authority (Chapters 1–3) establishes the roots of legitimacy, exploring the sacred connection between the Chief, the ancestors, and the land, and setting the stage for the inevitable friction between inherited authority and modern political systems.
Part II: Custodianship and Ritual (Chapters 4–5) delves into the Chief’s role as the living archive. We examine how tradition, cultural aesthetics, and moral codes are enforced, and how the Chief manages the spiritual environment, from presiding over rain-making ceremonies to navigating the complex and sensitive politics of consulting with traditional healers and ruling on occult disputes.
Part III: Administration and Justice (Chapters 6–7) analyzes the nuts-and-bolts of governance. Here, we map the administrative hierarchy, detailing how vast jurisdictions are managed through Headmen, and scrutinize the traditional court system—the Kgotla or Dare—which prioritizes restorative justice, resolves vital land disputes, and wields the ultimate disciplinary sanction of communal eviction.
Part IV: The Modern Nexus (Chapters 8–10) confronts the Chief’s entanglement with the state. We analyze how Chiefs have become central players in historical moments, from leading land reform movements to serving as conduits for state welfare distribution. Finally, we examine the formal legislative recognition, the politics of state remuneration and the "tools of office," and the core challenge of maintaining relevance in the face of rapid urbanization and deep jurisdictional overlap with elected democratic officials.
This book is intended for scholars of African political economy, legal pluralism, and governance, as well as for policymakers seeking a deeper understanding of the forces that truly shape rural life. It is an invitation to engage with the oldest political institution in Africa, recognizing that the future of the continent is being forged not just in parliamentary halls, but also beneath the sacred shade of the ancestral tree where the Chief’s court still sits.
Acknowledgements
This work would not have been possible without the immense historical and ethnographic scholarship that has defined this field. I owe a debt of gratitude to the countless traditional leaders, Headmen, and community members across Southern Africa who uphold these institutions daily, and whose wisdom and counsel provided the bedrock for this analysis.
Available on all leading online bookshops including Amazon, Apple Books and Draft2Digital
Available in soft and hard copy
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