His profound knowledge and enthusiasm for African languages impressed Dr. Mabugu, a lecturer who supported his efforts to introduce Xitsonga at the institution. Together with Phikela, Steven Ndou, and other students, Dr. Mabugu formed the Local Language Promotion Club (LOLAPROC) to advocate for the revitalization of all Zimbabwean indigenous languages.
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Josefa Chauke—Following Musical Pathway Since 1984
By Titos Makondo Josefa Chauke willingly worked for the nation with a gun in his hand. His passion surpasses the battleground as evidenced by his musical ventures. Josefa is a 50-year-old ex-soldier and a charismatic sungura maestro. His roots can be traced to the deep rural of Mhlanguleni (New Boli), Chiredzi South in Zimbabwe. He […]
A glimpse into Valentine’s Day
By Titos Makondo MANKIND across the world observe Valentine’s Day on February 14th, while many seem to have figured the purpose and namesake behind this holiday yet one may love to learn about how it came into existing? Valentine, according to Collins Dictionary, “is someone you love or the card you send to the person […]
Tapudzai High School Celebrates Excellence at Prize Giving Day
In a dazzling display of triumph, Tapudzai High School in Zaka, Masvingo province
A Move To Unite Local Churches
CHRISTIANITY is one way as we believe in one God – the master of the universe.
Climate Activism in sub-Saharan Africa: Lovelyn Andrawus’ Quest as a Climate Activist
Growing up, I enjoyed climbing trees, and chasing butterflies and light bugs. I was always amused by nature, and I grew to appreciate it. However, as the years went by, trees became fewer, butterflies became scarce, and there were hardly light bugs to play with.
Perspective: Unlocking the Lowveld’s Vast Agricultural and Tourism Opportunities
As Zimbabweans, we often hear about the need to invest in our country’s rural areas. However, many of us are hesitant to do so, preferring instead to focus on opportunities in urban centers or even abroad. But what if we told you that there is a region of Zimbabwe with vast agricultural and tourism potential, just waiting for investment? That region is the Lowveld.
Conscience
IT was during a church sermon in a chapel l have been attending since l decided bootlicking Jesus when l first learn about ‘conscience’.
Community-led development: Chiredzi North sets an example
The spirit of togetherness is alive and well in Chiredzi North, Ward 23 (formerly ward 24), as community members have come together to build a clinic in the Matedzi area.
“Deceased might live with us by end of 2023”
Start regularly recording your parents, elders and loved one ones, says Dr Pratik Desai, a Silicon Valley Computer Scientist, who have predicted that by end of 2023, we should be able to upload dead’s consciousness to a computer.