Black Lives Matter: Re-Living the story of the Animal Farm
All lives matter. But specifically do the lives of those toiling for life in the diaspora also matter? By
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Month: August 2020
Aquaponic systems that you can install in your own backyard
The Intergration of Hydroponics and Aquaculture a Zimbabwean experience from AgriRocket Engineering Aquaponics By Wenceslous Nyamupfukudza It’s a
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Mupedzanhamo Online Shop gains traction on groceries with Gain partnership
Gains Traction with Mupedzanhamo
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‘Selfish and disorganised’ … veteran playwright Cont Mhlanga bemoans state of Zimbabwe arts sector
Everyone has their own interests. This one wakes up and does this and that with his friends or group. Everyone
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A weekend of buying, collecting and enjoying art while at home
The new normal of buying art seems to be the safest way of enjoying the experience of touring an art
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Access Forex and African Basket Partnership Brings Zimbabweans Closer to Home
We are playing our part to equip and connect Zimbabweans at home and abroad Staff Reporter Zimbabwean financial
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ZimStats, Keynesian economics, and the mathematicisation of numbers
Quandary of the ZimStats, and the abracadabra economics which is colloquially referred to as “blending” By Colls Ndlovu
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Philanthropists carry responsibility not to repeat the failings of continental aid system
Aid offered properly, and with the right scope should be able to build resilient communities and livelihoods By Tendai Immanuel
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Laugh the beloved country: Comedian mocks Zimbabwe’s government, despite fear of reprisal
Comedian Victor Mpofu – aka Doc Vikela – does the unthinkable, assumes the character of Mnangagwa with a trademark colourful
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We must develop the right relationship with money if we are to step into Birthing Mega Economies
We have to deliberately change our modus operandi and begin to establish Kingdom Global Economic Forums in our churches
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Boom Baby proves that she is not a kid of Zimbabwe’s radio airwaves
You can call me a feminist, in some sense but I think my success speaks loud about me By
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Tough economic conditions to blame for high number of divorce cases
In the personal history of the boy or girl, parental divorce is a watershed event By Royce Mapaike Religious leaders,
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In some cases, a bureaucratic system is worse than a tyrannical regime
Admittedly bureaucracy is not a new phenomenon. It is as old as governments and kingships By Colls Ndlovu As
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How grassroots video is building a film industry in Zimbabwe
By Oswelled Ureke There is a general perception that there is no film industry to talk about in Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe is a crisis whose definition depends upon the person who is defining the current affairs
How can people visit in a country in an effort to solve a political crisis, and then only meet one
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