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Monday Inspi.R.ation: Get some rest
Good day my Champions! Yes yes grind, meet deadlines, over deliver and whatever else you need to do. But PRIORITIZE REST…
Good day my Champions! Yes yes grind, meet deadlines, over deliver and whatever else you need to do. But PRIORITIZE REST…
When Daddy came home last night my big brother Evan stood up and said, “I’m hungry Baba. We are all hungry. We’ve been having one meal a day and today we didn’t eat at all.”
This week's inspiration from the wonderfully fabulous Rutendo... "Life is a series of transitions...Take no one, nothing and especially your…
Today - July 18 - is Nelson Mandela Day. We hope you too will contribute your 67 minutes to fighting…
When young politician Acie Lumumba, who is due to appear in court today, stood up and dropped an F bomb on President Mugabe's head on June 30th, many thought he would be in police cells before the evening was up.
This Monday morning Rutendo encourages us to keep going and not get sucked down by mediocrity: "Rise and CONQUER! You did…
Amid all the serious issues that surround the July 6 stayaway, Zimbabweans found time to laugh about it. We collected some of the jokes and memes that people shared about #ShutdownZimbabwe.
As Zimbabwean social media awash with responses to the stayway on July 6, 2016 called for by Pastor Evan Mawarire and others, artists are joining the call to action. Or in this case, inaction.
A bold initiative, launched in Harare last year to support Zimbabwean youth with business opportunities and to create a civic engagement platform, is starting to bear fruit. This initiative, known as "theSpace", brings together individuals from different sectors of society in a quest to re-imagine Zimbabwe and co-create a globally conscious cohort of open-minded individuals dedicated to local and international socio-economic growth. After a successful run last year, which resulted in a more engaged community, this year is poised to be even better with buy-in from embassies, government and youth.
On the eve of my 31st birthday I caught myself devouring a shawarma wrap with such unthinking and savage dexterity that I actually had to take a pause and reflect on life itself. And in the middle of that pause all the ambivalence I had been nursing about turning 31 dissipated. In its place was a renewed enthusiasm. Suddenly celebrating my last calendar birthday (Apparently it’s a thing.) didn’t seem so frivolous.