I grew up in the deep forests of Matabeleland North in the Nkayi district. I got my primary school education in Nkayi and Bulawayo.
In Bulawayo I also studied for and completed my High school and college education; and having spent many years under the oppressive regime of Robert Mugabe, I felt that my only salvation was to seek a safer habitat abroad.

In the year 2000, I made my way to Canada where I have since vigorously engaged myself in the risky campaigns against oppression; for the sake of my fellow African countrymen and women. I have been in constant communication with a broad spectrum of political and human rights organizations and individuals – all in a bid to restore democracy, justice, peace, humanity, and the rule of law in my country (Zimbabwe); a country which carries that which matters most to me – my roots. I am dedicating the coming years of my life to this important and crucial struggle for my homeland.

I will fight on and on, until democracy, justice and fairness prevail in my homeland – and, ultimately, in the rest of Africa; where, according to media and victims’ reports, crime is encouraged to rear its ugly head, as long as the so-called leader kills the ‘right’ kind of people – predominantly the silenced and fearful black African civilians – while our white African brothers and sisters listen on, fearful as they are falsely accused and framed for such crimes.