Chimurenga Radio News

11/06/2026

Picture: Tarisai Masimba and his South African wife

10/06/2026

REBEL LEADER TARISAI MASIMBA CONFIRMED DEAD AFTER FIERCE JUNGLE GUNBATTLE

OPERATIONAL LOSS IN THE SOUTHERN SECTOR
​TO: All Directorates, Underground Cells, and Diaspora Formations FROM: Command Logistics (External Bureau) STATUS: CRITICAL / BLACKOUT ENFORCED
​It is with an iron heart and unyielding resolve that the Command confirms the tactical reports filtering out of the border zone. In the early hours of this morning, during a high-stakes extraction operation near the Limpopo corridor, the convoy carrying the primary architect of the reconstruction was intercepted by mechanized units of the regime's elite internal security detachment.
​Despite a fierce, twenty-minute rearguard action sustained by the local civil defense unit, the command vehicle was neutralized by heavy ordnance.
​Tarisai Masimba has fallen in the field.
​The enemy believes that by eliminating the physical voice of the movement, they have buried the blueprint for a free Zimbabwe. They believe that by silencing the man who exposed the multi-billion-dollar gold pipelines and the dirty ledger books of the cartel, the prisoners will quietly return to their cells.
​They have made a catastrophic strategic miscalculation.
​THE RECKONING CANNOT BE ARRESTED
​Let every operative from Harare to Johannesburg, and every patriot across the global diaspora, understand the absolute law of this hour: You cannot assassinate a frequency. You cannot put a bullet through a decentralized idea.
​The blueprints are already distributed. The five directorates are fully functional, independent, and completely insulated from this loss. The operational protocols for the reconstruction remain locked into the network's automated relays:
​The Mandate of Iron Justice: The files containing the names, offshore bank accounts, and international assets of every corrupt minister and cartel general have already been mirrored across three secure international jurisdictions. The decree remains absolute, public corruption under the future administration carries a mandatory death sentence. There will be no negotiations, no soft political handshakes, and no immunity for the architects of our starvation.
​The Sovereign Reclamation: The land will be restored to those who make it green, completely dissolving the racist, politically motivated distribution schemes of the old order. Property rights are protected by the vanguard's blood.
​The Citizen’s Dividend: The mineral wealth of Marange and Mutare will still bypass the state house treasury and flow directly into the basic income allowances of the citizens.
​The man has returned to the soil of the motherland, but the counter-state is already alive in the machine.
​To the forces who celebrated tonight in the bunkers of Harare: Look closely at the streets tomorrow. You didn't extinguish the fire; you just broke the lantern and scattered the embers across sixteen million hungry souls.
​The Commander is gone. The Vanguard remains.
​Move in absolute silence. Execute with total precision.

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day, Mom.
I miss you every single day. You were not just my mother, you were my biggest supporter, my comfort, and my safe place.
I still laugh when I remember how you used to give me money to go attend Morgan Tsvangirai rallies in Harare. Instead, I would disappear with my friends, drink a little, then later listen to Studio 7 so I could come back home and tell you exactly what Tsvangirai had said. You always believed me.
And when I wanted money from you, I would sit quietly on the veranda with my chin in my hand, looking worried, and you already knew. Somehow you always understood me without me saying much.
You were beautiful, loving, and patient with me in ways I only fully understand now. I wish I could thank you properly one more time. Rest well, Mom. Your son still carries your love and your memories everywhere he goes. ❤️

10/05/2026

CHAPWATI. Nelson Chamisa fans

02/05/2026

The $2 Revolution: Activists Debate Funding as the Key to Unlocking Zimbabwe’s Future

​HARARE In a digital exchange that has ignited a fresh debate over the logistics of political change, prominent social media voices Tarisai Masimba and Brett Holley have identified a singular, stubborn barrier to the Zimbabwean revolution: The price of a cup of coffee.
​The conversation began with Masimba’s blunt assessment that "the ballot has failed," a sentiment that echoes the frustration of many who feel traditional democratic processes have hit a dead end. However, the dialogue quickly shifted from ideology to the cold, hard mathematics of regime change.
​The Million-Man Math
​Brett Holley responded to Masimba’s post not with rhetoric, but with a challenge to the Zimbabwean diaspora. Holley proposed a simple financial model: If a "diaspora revolutionary leadership" were established, would one million Zimbabweans be willing to commit just $2 per month?
​"Without finances, a revolution goes nowhere," Holley argued, pointing out that even the most passionate movements require a war chest to sustain momentum.
​The "27 Out of 140,000" Reality Check
​While Masimba was quick to signal agreement urging, "let's fix this now!" Holley offered a sobering reality check based on his own experience. Despite managing a Facebook community of 140,000 members, Holley revealed that only 27 individuals were actually willing to contribute a monthly fee.
​This staggering disparity highlights a "slacktivism" gap that has long plagued digital-age movements:
​Total Community: 140,000
​Active Donors: 27
​Conversion Rate: ~0.02%
​A Eight-Month Timeline
​The stakes of this financial hurdle are high. Holley claims that if the funding issue can be solved, the path to a new administration is remarkably short.
​"If we can figure out how to accomplish that [funding], we can start the process and guaranteed within 8-10 months that regime would be gone," Holley stated.
​The Road Ahead
​The exchange has left many followers questioning whether the Zimbabwean diaspora, estimated at millions globally is ready to transition from "likes" and "shares" to direct financial sponsorship.
​For Masimba and Holley, the conclusion is clear: The revolution will not be televised until it is paid for. The question remains whether the 139,973 silent members of the community will answer the $2 call.

30/04/2026

ZANU-PF Terror Regime Fires Brave Rural Teacher Bridget Dhliwayo for Daring to Demand Fair Wages

In a blatant act of tyranny, Emmerson Mnangagwa's ZANU-PF dictatorship has summarily dismissed rural teacher Bridget Dhliwayo for the "crime" of posting a classroom selfie during an Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) online demonstration. Her placard boldly declared: "We Demand a Fair Wage. We Say No to Slave Wages. Sifuna Imali Now." This is not misconduct, this is a desperate cry from educators crushed under decades of ZANU-PF looting, corruption, and deliberate neglect of the people. While Mnangagwa and his cronies gorge themselves on state resources, live in obscene luxury, and fly private jets, teachers like Dhliwayo are expected to mold the nation's future in collapsing mud-and-cracked-concrete classrooms with floors that expose the rotten soul of this regime.

The dismissal letter, dated April 2026, cites "misconduct" including prior warnings and alleged missed lessons. But the real offense is clear: exposing the truth. Rural schools across Zimbabwe lie in ruins, dilapidated structures, leaking roofs, no proper furniture, children learning amid decay that mirrors the moral bankruptcy of ZANU-PF rule. Teachers endure slave wages that buy nothing in an economy deliberately wrecked by incompetence, patronage, and endless self-enrichment by the ruling elite.This is the same ZANU-PF that has turned peaceful labor protest into a firing offense. When nurses, civil servants, and teachers demand living wages amid sky-rocketing costs, the regime's response is repression, not reform. They issue ultimatums to workers while ignoring their own 14-day deadlines for salary reviews. They threaten strikes with soldiers and intimidation, all while claiming "visionary leadership."Enough is enough.Bridget Dhliwayo's stand is revolutionary. She refused to stay silent while the children of the poor are condemned to ignorance and poverty. Her dismissal is an attack on every worker, every parent, and every Zimbabwean tired of this gangster state masquerading as a government. ZANU-PF terrorists fear the truth because it reveals their failure: education in tatters, infrastructure crumbling, and a workforce pushed to breaking point.ARTUZ and fellow unions are right to pursue legal challenges through the labour courts and beyond. But legalism alone won't suffice against a regime that respects neither law nor human dignity. Teachers, workers, and the suffering masses must escalate the resistance, organized, united, and fearless.The people built this country. ZANU-PF has looted and destroyed it. Time to reclaim our dignity, our wages, our schools, and our future.Reinstate Bridget Dhliwayo immediately!
Pay teachers a living wage now!
End ZANU-PF's war on the working class!The revolution against this tyranny will not be silenced by dismissal letters. The fire is spreading. The people are awake. Solidarity with Comrade Dhliwayo and all victimized educators. Aluta Continua!

28/08/2022

We should be ready to fight for our children, for our frail grandmothers, for our mothers who are dying while delivering babies, for our sisters r***d & abused by the evil regime, and for our fathers being killed & persecuted in foreign lands because of 's incompetence, looting, theft, tyranny, fascism, etc.

We must put them on notice. And they must know that it's coming home to roost.

Change is inevitable.

We will get there, tinosvika chete, nomakanjani.

My fellow earthlings, brothers & sisters, I love you to the bone, even to the bone marrow.

Bhabhayi,
Ndini Wenyu.

13/08/2022

Power to the People