Zinasu Manicaland Chapter

May your birthday be filled with camaraderie and solidarity Sankara Masoso. “Happy birthday, dear comrade! On this special day, As Manicaland Province we want to express our deepest appreciation for your strength, bravery, and loyalty.

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming release of the BLUESUBMARINE book, a powerful compilation of our Union's achievements, and the incredible stories of student activists. This book is a celebration of our collective journey and a testament to the impact of student advocacy

Thanks to Trevor Huruwe our legal representatives have made clear submissions on SRC elections at MSUAs ....Thanks to former PEC Chair Thomas Sankara Masoso and 5 MSUAs Students Brenda Marumure and Natalie to mention the few...They took a good chance after the administration denied letters from our Former,Zinasu MSUAs Chairperson Tapiwa Chisvo ...Sanity shall prevail

Our outgoing Provincial Chairperson Thomas Sankara Masoso who was a also a Presidential losing candidate at the just ended Congress took time to visit mutare which is conducting an SRC election today..Victory is Certain

A New Zinasu President For Every Student Everywhere!!!!..Embrace Zinasu.!

Zinasu Manicaland Province Condemns the unjust abduction of our Former President Takudzwa Ngadziore...We say strength to him as he recovers from torture,injections and pain......Let's be with him in prayer✅✅🙏‼️

Our Provincial Chairperson launches his Presidential Campaign today....Provincial Spokesperson Desk

Zinasu 13th elective Congress Loading......

“Prison became the place where I discovered and understood myself and many things. It is the place I was able to think, discover and reflect on many things including my relations with certain persons, who during daylight behave like angels, but are profound witches at night.

“Like Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, who portrayed Nelson Mandela as a friend and publicly called for his release, but behind the scenes condemned the Release Mandela Campaign as a gimmick and privately warned the apartheid military establishment that Mandela was the most dangerous threat to national security and national stability and that it would be irresponsible to let him out.”

Job Sikhala speaks.