Tendai Murisa

Crazy about Africa. Searching for answers to take us forward.

[Tendai Murisa @tmurisa]

The proposed compensation to former LS Farmers may not sit well with others. There is an argument that it shld not even be discussed or the that it should be paid to farm workers. Debate is the essence of policymaking. Here are our thoughts on the issue https://t.co/09Wl8L4ja3

[Tendai Murisa @tmurisa]

Farmers know. They have been abused before. Here👇 they are asking very important questions. My take away is that the time to abuse/confuse/steal from farmers is coming to an end. They will devise and fund their own production. They will find ways of marketing their goods…

[NewZimbabwe.com @NewZimbabweCom]

ZANU PF MP Tendai Nyabani bluntly told John Mangudya that many farmers were shortchanged by his currency changes when he was the Governor of Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ). Mangudya is famed for introducing bond notes.

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

Introducing Kathêkon.
A knowledge hub for bold ideas, critical reflection, and real conversations on Africa’s journey toward an inclusive society.
Not answers, but conversation.
Not certainty, but curiosity.
Join us.

🔗https://t.co/L6Truazjwa

[Tendai Murisa @tmurisa]

Now and again i get a chance to talk about important matters, Africa’s Land and agrarian question. An important policy issue that many govts are glossing over. We have no choice but to resolve this if we are to move forward. Watch 👇 or listen here https://t.co/DPHlPl7Taj

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

Africa is rapidly urbanising (55-58% still rural), yet land has vanished from development conversations. Why? Are we redefining progress, or ignoring reality? @tmurisa & Nontsi unpack the shifting land & agrarian question.

Watch: https://t.co/9L9pPrRwc0
📗https://t.co/qkWjPKIS5Q

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

Our latest report, The Electoral Promises & Government Performance Nexus, explores how post‑election commitments are translating into action in 🇲🇼 (under former Pres. Chakwera, 2020–2025) & 🇿🇲 (under Pres. Hichilema, 2021–2026).

Read the full report ➡️https://t.co/AUzrh0pXp8

[DGov @omoluabi1sq]

A Nigeria billionaire and owner of UBA Group, lectures at Harvard Business School without a note book.

It is not enough to be rich. Your intellectualism must match the riches

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

The national story was only the start 🇿🇦
Across provinces, South Africans echo the same call:
💼 Jobs (#1 in 8/9 provinces)
⚖️ Tackling corruption (#2 in 6/9)

Beyond the data, what does happiness look like for South Africans?

More in our latest 🇿🇦 CPE⬇️
https://t.co/SNqAdacr1h

[Africa Zelda @AfricaZelda]

@Hon_Kasukuwere

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

We've mastered dissecting #Africa's problems. Now, we must master daydreaming about the solutions.
@tmurisa calls for a shift from critique to creation. The challenge isn't just analysis, it's vision.
Our task: to daydream and deliver prosperity.
🎬: https://t.co/YxQIWYSs8v

[K @begottensun]

It’s rare to finish a 2hr episode feeling satisfied that the interviewers asked every question I wanted to ask and pushed back every time I would have. Well done to @baba_nyenyedzi @rufarogz on a captivating episode.

https://t.co/vnRSWfkmmO

[WINGS @wings_info]

Despite funding cuts & regulatory barriers, community foundations in Malawi & Zimbabwe are advancing inclusive, locally rooted #philanthropy built on trust, collaboration & resilience.
Read @sivioinstitute’s latest insight: https://t.co/vdTr4Pr4WF

#TransformPhilanthropy

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

We assumed that transparency alone would drive delivery.

But as @tmurisa reminds us, some promises collapse under the weight of empty coffers and structural limits. Watch our latest episode to explore how accountability evolves in Africa’s democracies.
https://t.co/4J8s1h3Ms7

[Tendai Murisa @tmurisa]

Finally. we launched the book on*Shifts in the Land and Agrarian Question*.The launch was timed to coincide with 10th Anniversay of Prof Sam Moyo’s passing. The book builds upon his incredible work on the subject https://t.co/oOnoZzHUy5.. We still miss him. Download and lets talk

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

Aid cuts of $17B + new restrictive laws = crisis for Southern African NGOs. Our feature in Alliance Magazine shows how a "philanthropy ecosystems" model is building local resilience from the ground up.

🔗https://t.co/JZkEtjQN6E

[WINGS @wings_info]

The 'Community Foundations and the Philanthropy Ecosystem: Perspectives from Malawi and Zimbabwe' report by @sivioinstitute is out now! Read how community foundations are mobilising resources, building trust & advancing community-led change.
Read it here: https://t.co/O6rWDOn34v

[Tendai Murisa @tmurisa]

This is a pure master class https://t.co/w13UDLkppG. Thanks @KevinHart4real and the team at Diary of a CEO @StevenBartlett. Worth watching over and over again.

[Tafadzwa @GamuRiley46]

#SolidarityIs being there for one another with communities in #Crises A deep dive session led by @sivioinstitute on community struggles in #SouthAfrica #Eswatini #Mozambique #SouthernAfrica #Solidarity around #Landstruggles #Poverty #Inequality #ValueBasedLeadership @ActUbumbano

[Act Ubumbano @ActUbumbano]

"In Eswatini, the Suppression of Terrorism Act & Public Order laws crush dissent. Activists face arrests, women face GBV, LGBTQI rights denied & health crises deepen. CSO space is shrinking — #solidarity means amplifying voices demanding freedom & justice" #solidaritydialogue

[mmatigari @matigary]

The brother is in pain after the ZIM SA draw 😂😂

He must know that we play to win and owe SA no favours 😂

[SIVIO Institute @sivioinstitute]

We’ve been busy.

#DemocracyDay is 4 days away, and we’re lining up something big.
On 16 Sept, with ACT Ubumbano, we launch the South Africa Barometer Report. One year into the Grand Coalition, what’s working, what’s not?

🔗Register today: https://t.co/LxbDOGK7AH

[Mike Madoda @mikemadoda]

At some point, someone at Zimbabwe Cricket is going to have to put their hand up and take responsibility for what has become a national embarrassment on the field of play.

Do we blame the players?
Players don't train and select themselves

Do we blame the coach?
But who appointed him?

Do we blame the selectors?
Who put them in place?

All I'm hearing is blame pushing and shifting, and nothing that speaks into how we get ourselves out of this rut.

Ultimately, the buck stops at the top.