"My father said to me, "enjoy coming home because there is going to come a time when you can't go home". I asked him and said dad what does that mean? He said, "Well, the house will be there, the people in the house won't be there." -Lionel Richie in the documentary, 'The

#Migrants are key players in #Africa 's urban markets. They're integrating well and driving labor productivity up, especially in towns and secondary cities. In fact, urban migrants are spread equally across towns and cities: wrld.bg/7qbb50QFMLh

1/2 The crisis (out of many govt fails) that worries me the most about Zim: The number of kids not in school. Around a quarter. • Parents can’t afford it • Pregnancy (crime, really), which is worst in Mash Central. (Latest ZimVac report)

I Am The Daughter Of President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma 🤣…

THE year 1968 may be referred to as the Golden Year for Zimbabwean music. That is when some of the legends in the music industry were born. herald.co.zw/1968-a-wonderf…

The Lincoln Lawyer is on his way. Season 3 premieres October 17!

Kariba Current Water Levels!

Nothing beats madala specs🙌🔥

Alarming stats from Zimbabwe Republic Police: 5 people lose their lives in road accidents daily in #Zimbabwe. With 8 months gone, we've already surpassed 2023's total. #Harare remains the most dangerous city to drive in. Urgent action needed! #RoadSafety

A must visit spot! #KwaTerry is the place to be. Huge thanks to The Prince Machiavelli for hosting us we'll be back for the biltong and nyevhe definitely.

So it’s true when they say The Prince Machiavelli Chibaba! Today was both funny and inspiring. As Barbara Tulu Clemens wisely said, “food can bring people together.” It felt amazing to buy and enjoy food produced by the very people we work to support.

It’s not how you slip, it’s how you bounce back. Marc Cucurella

Monomotapa Capital The nostalgic “General Dealer” and “& Sons” — iconic staples of Zimbabwe’s retail history. Here’s a tongue-in-cheek take on why they were so popular: 1.“General Dealer”: It was like saying, “We sell everything, but we’re not exactly sure what everything is.” Whether you needed

The snide comments about people who work in NGO spaces…..

"Imagine a world where communities aren't just survivors, but prepared defenders. Anticipatory action transforms vulnerability into strength, #HumanityFirst" Words of WFP Zimbabwe's Munyaradzi Mubaiwa, in 📍Bulawayo at the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺 Project Lessons Learnt Event.

On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we celebrate those who uplift others in times of crisis. 🌍 Shepherd Gudyani went from receiving food assistance to delivering it. Inspired by humanitarians who helped save his life, he now acts for others. 💙 #ActForHumanity

“When journalists are silenced, we all lose our voice.” On Sunday’s #EndImpunity Day, António Guterres calls for the protection of journalists so they can carry out their essential work safely. un.org/en/observances…

Today’s #WorldPulsesDay comes as Somalia stands on the brink. Pulses power the World Food Programme food basket and provide vital protein, but shrinking resources mean families are at risk of losing critical nutrition. Support matters now more than ever.

Before JRP, mothers often walked hours for nutrition screening. Today, community health workers reach families where they are, catching malnutrition early for 228,000+ children. A huge thank you to KfW for making care possible before emergencies escalate. 🤱🏽🌿

#Zongoro When a pupil meets his teacher (Celina Bigos) after 37 years She taught me commerce and English in 1989. She was one of the 3 expats at Zongoro She visited the school, acknowledging the massive change I showed her comment on my 1989 report where she made a good comment