Mark Levin discusses a new biography of Robert Mugabe written by Percy Zvomuya. The book, titled Robert Mugabe: The Black Victorian, follows Mugabe’s early career as a dedicated teacher. It notes his contributions to the education system during the initial phase of his public life. Levin then describes how Mugabe gradually accumulated political power. Over time he turned to using state violence to maintain control. The narrative records increasing mismanagement and authoritarian rule. By the end of his tenure, Mugabe became internationally isolated.