Journalists From Zimbabwe

"It is very essential for journalists to expose corruption, mismanagement of the economy, violation of human rights and related issues."

"I never thought I would be a journalist in my life. When I was growing up, in high school, my father was very, very tough on me. I was very bad in mathematics."

"Certainly I will go back to my country. I don't think that I will be able to survive in the Diaspora. My life is in Zimbabwe."

"And you know that people who are power hungry, who want to maintain this hold on power, can do anything to make sure that the independent voice is muzzled."

"All my work as a writer has to do specifically with the black condition, the black woman’s condition and theorising about and speaking to black liberation; black revolution."

"The past, present, and future, all wrapped into one."

"There's way hipper, trendier shit happening in spaces unsafe for lily-white skinned people's privilege."

"As a black woman, black people, you’re not supposed to crumble."

"We all know what a coconut is, don’t we? It’s a person who is “black on the outside” but “white on the inside."