My name is Portia Tshuma Moyo, also known as PoshMagolide. I am a counsellor and HIV tester with the love of sign language interpreting
Urban Agriculture: Threat to Water Quality, Aesthetic Value
Dry thickets were hewn, maize stalks cleared into heaps and urban veld burnt in preparation for planting. Now we are in the middle of the cropping season.
Timukudzeishe Gumbo Biography
My name is Timukudzeishe Gumbo. I was born on the 5th of July 1998. I did my primary education at the following schools; Mupagamuri Primary School in Chivi and Masvingo Primary School in Mberengwa.
Poetry: I am no God
Definite Tennyson famously known as the Millennium Legend is the founder of Board of Poetry International.
Mjabulisi Juggles Theatre and Poetry
Zwelithini Dlamini attended Luveve High School in Bulawayo, and it is during his high school when the poetic journey started. He is a poet and a comedian
Animal Sanctuaries, Wonderment to the Wanderer
Imagine that emotional response of awe, wonderment to the wanderer and that sensual awakening on a sunny Saturday or a coffee flavouring overcast Sunday.
Linguist Philani Mathuthu ventures into poetry
Philani Mathuthu was born on 27 March 1989 in Gwanda in a village called Gwakwe.
Incessant Rains Leave Communal Farmers Counting Losses
When the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO)released its long-range forecast results, in October 2020, the news of the La Nina phenomenon brought joy to farmers in Zimbabwe who had endured the poor harvests of the 2019/20 cropping season.
Poetry: Falls, the tree
We were all alert when the tree fell
Wetlands and Water . . . Inseparable for life
The Word Wetlands Day is celebrated on the 2nd of February every year, marking the date of the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands. The Convention was adopted on the 2nd of February 1971 at the Iranian city of Ramsar.