Poverty is one of the most enduring global challenges, affecting billions across continents. Yet, despite its scale, the voices of the poor and marginalised often remain absent in mainstream debates.…
When we were in high school, hungry for both ideas and tuck—especially when school provisioning lagged a month ahead, our Sinyoro, Rodwell Mashatise of the Moyo totem, always delivered. Under…
Poverty is commonly understood as the inability to afford the essentials for a dignified life, which includes food, shelter, education, and the ability to participate meaningfully in one’s community. As…
I was introduced to Karl Marx in my final year of high school. I still vividly remember the essay we were asked to write—centered on a quote from Marx: “Religion…
1) From Undergraduate Thesis to Personal Alarm Few years ago, I devoted my undergraduate dissertation to the cultural life of internet memes. Not as throwaway gags, but as living arguments;…
Every year in August, the nation is called to gather and commemorate two public holidays that are meant to be pillars of our collective memory — Heroes Day and Defence…
Street vending is not merely a nuisance, as it is often portrayed by authorities and formal business owners — it is a complex socio-economic survival strategy for the poor. Across…
This epistle is not on Silent Killer the man, but on his art. Silent Killer, born Jimmy Mudereri in the early ’90s, is more than just a controversial and celebrated…
British entrepreneur and Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson has shared a candid memory from his early business days, revealing the playful strategies he used to gain credibility in the…
Harare The Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (ZIMURA) has stepped in to support Sungura icon Nicholas Zakaria, popularly known as Madzibaba, with a critical incapacitation allowance as the veteran musician battles…
