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28/05/2026

We brought the philosophy into the room, literally. Our final lecture , led by Morgan Tatsvareyi, tackled big questions at the intersection of Objectivism and Zimbabwe's future:

→ Can innovation thrive without intellectual freedom and property rights?

→ Is technology morally neutral, or does it presuppose reason?

→ What philosophical barriers limit Zimbabwe's progress?

The conversation was electric. Philosophy is not just academic , it shapes nations.

27/05/2026

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN📢

is calling for applications to the , a one-day, high-impact gathering designed to equip the next generation of Zimbabwean changemakers with the philosophy, tools and network to drive sustainable change in their communities and institutions.

YOU SHOULD APPLY IF YOU ARE:

✅ Between 16 to 24 years old
✅ Based in or able to travel to Harare by 18 July 2026
✅ A student leader on any university or college campus
✅ A young professional in advocacy, civil society, or any sector
✅ A club or organisational leader driving change in your space
✅ An aspiring leader who wants to grow their impact and thinking

WHAT TO EXPECT:
📌 Keynote sessions on persuasion-based leadership and sustainable change
📌 A hands-on Solutions Without Coercion workshop
📌 Panel discussions with experienced young advocates
📌 Peer networking with 50 emerging leaders across Harare

📅 Date: 18 July 2026
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (CAT)
📍 Venue: Harare, Zimbabwe

Apply now: https://forms.gle/Brfhf4jefxi9brAw8

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21/05/2026

Session 7: Anthem -The Sovereign Mind

What happens when collectivism silences the individual mind? Isheunesu Madembo led a powerful live discussion on Ayn Rand's Anthem analysing conformity, collectivism, and the suppression of independent thought, and drawing sharp parallels to today's social and political pressures in education and youth culture.The mind is sovereign. Never surrender it.

20/05/2026

Introducing Our New National Coordinator - FY26/27!

Students for Liberty Zimbabwe is proud to announce and congratulate Tanyaradzwa Amos Jeche on his appointment as our new National Coordinator for the FY26/27 leadership year!

Tanyaradzwa is a policy-oriented development practitioner, scholar of Peace Studies and International Relations, civic engagement coordinator and a passionate advocate for liberty, accountable governance and youth empowerment in Zimbabwe and across Africa.

He steps into this role with a proven track record of leadership, academic excellence and grassroots mobilisation bringing both intellectual depth and genuine humility to a position that demands both.

As we enter FY26/27, we are confident that under his coordination, the Students for Liberty Zimbabwe movement will grow stronger, bolder and more impactful than ever.
Welcome leadership.

14/05/2026

Sanction of the Victim on 13 May 2026 by Tanaka Ndongera. One of Ayn Rand's most provocative ideas: unjust systems survive because their victims give them moral approval. In a thought-provoking live session, Tanaka Ndongera drew from Atlas Shrugged to examine the concept of the 'sanction of the victim' and the responsibility of producers, thinkers, and entrepreneurs to withhold support from coercive, anti-productive systems. Who is John Galt?

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07/05/2026

Session 5: Objectivist Politics by Richard Salsman

What is the proper role of government? What are individual rights, and where do they come from? Richard Salsman led a rigorous lecture on Objectivist political philosophy exploring the moral foundations of individual rights and why capitalism is the only system Rand saw as consistent with human nature. Philosophy and politics are inseparable.

03/05/2026

The deadline to apply for the Local Coordinator program is close.

Only 3️⃣ Days left.

Apply now: https://www.tfaforms.com/4898996

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02/05/2026

This week we delved on our Session 4: Objectivist Ethics by Robert Tracinski . One would ask?, Is pursuing your own happiness moral? Objectivism says yes and makes the case brilliantly.

Robert Tracinski delivered a compelling lecture on Objectivist ethics rational self-interest, the virtues of rationality, productivity, and pride, and why altruism as a moral ideal is challenged by Rand's framework. Ambition, creativity and achievement are not vices. They are virtues.

22/04/2026

What Is Knowledge? Objectivism and Epistemology. How do we truly know what we know? We had a live session with Donald Jose, we explored Objectivist epistemology the role of perception, logic, and concept-formation in acquiring knowledge. Reason, Rand argued, is man's only valid means of knowledge. This session highlighted why a sound theory of knowledge matters for education, innovation, and societal progress.

16/04/2026

What Is Real? Objectivism and Metaphysics
15 April 2026 by Stephen Hicks. What does it mean for reality to exist independent of our consciousness? In our latest lecture, Stephen Hicks explored Objectivist metaphysics, contrasting it with subjectivism, relativism, and mysticism, and showing why accepting objective reality is foundational to science, progress, and technological advancement. Reality is not negotiable. Reason is our tool for understanding it.

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