Africa’s first children problem
No matter where they are, the children of African heads-of-state live lives comically far-removed from those of the average citizen in their home countries.
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Job Tapera is a Zimbabwean writer who covers social justice, the environment, decolonial politics, arts and culture.
No matter where they are, the children of African heads-of-state live lives comically far-removed from those of the average citizen in their home countries.
From the enormously influential megachurches of Walter Magaya and Emmanuel Makandiwa to smaller ‘startups,’ the church in Zimbabwe has frightening, nearly despotic authority.