WATCH LIVE: What Grace Mugabe Knows About 2017 That Zimbabwe Was Never Told

WATCH LIVE: Years after 2017 was declared “finished,” new questions are quietly resurfacing — and Grace Mugabe’s recent remarks have reopened a chapter Zimbabwe was told not to examine too closely.

In this in-depth political analysis, Tapiwa Shoko explores what Grace Mugabe may know about the 2017 transition that was never fully explained to the public, why her calm re-emergence in Mazowe matters now, and how memory, precedent, and power psychology are shaping today’s political tension.

This is not about rewriting history.
It is about understanding what was skipped.

In this video, we examine:

• what Zimbabwe was officially told about 2017 — and what was left unsaid
• why Grace Mugabe’s voice is uncomfortable even years later
• the role of restraint, negotiation, and silence during the transition
• why humiliation was avoided — and why that matters
• how fear, timing, and miscalculation shaped events
• why lessons from 2017 are relevant to today’s politics
• how myths simplify history — and why truth is harder but healthier

This is not a revenge story.
This is not a comeback rally.
This is a memory-based political examination of one of the most important moments in modern Zimbabwean history.

Zimbabwe does not move forward by clapping history away — it moves forward by understanding it.

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