The Zim monodialogues

The Zim monodialogues

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Traffic in Nairobi. The matatu has been crawling along Waiyaki Way for twenty minutes. A guy by the window pulls out his phone, opens an app, and starts a crash game. Forty seconds later, the round ends. He’s won 150 shillings. The bus is still stationary. He starts another round. This isn’t pure gambling. This is a way to pass the time.

At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

The truth hurts, doesn’t it? 

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward School senior boys chess team won the Dominican Convent Chess Festival hosted on the 13th of June. These were teams comprising of four players per team.

Zimbabwean court acquits journalist of hostility towards president

A Zimbabwean High Court has acquitted a prominent journalist who spent nearly a year on trial over a satirical article critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, her legal team said on Monday.

1.4.2012 14:02

Stop the Lowveld lawlessness

Stop the Lowveld lawlessness
EDITOR – I would like to thank the JOMIC Masvingo Team for coming and assessing the situation on the ground concerning what is actually happening to...
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1.4.2012 14:02

Urban grooves finest set to rock Jozi

Urban grooves heavyweights are set to give their Johannesburg fans a memorable Easter holiday musical performance...
1.4.2012 14:00

They know about violence

EDITOR - You cannot tell the world that Mugabe and the entire Zanu (PF) leadership do...
1.4.2012 13:59

Zanu robbing parastatals

EDITOR - The recent salary hikes for Zesa’s top brass is an apparent example of how...
1.4.2012 13:58

ZRP has gone to the dogs

EDITOR - The recent gruesome events in Shamva have confirmed the people’s fears that our police...
1.4.2012 13:57

Copac chief denies snubbing disabled

The parliamentary constitutional select committee (COPAC) has come under heavy attack from associations and organizations representing...
1.4.2012 13:57

New marriage regs cause headaches

Less than three years after producing a new marriage register form, the Registry of Marriages has...
1.4.2012 13:55

2008 torturers, thieves rewarded

The climate of fear and violence that characterised the run up to the June 2008 sham...
1.4.2012 13:51

“When I was a young girl…” wisdom from our grannies

Grannies shared their humble yesteryear lifestyles and gave advice to young girls at the U.S. Embassy’s...
1.4.2012 13:45

Tackling poverty and hunger through sustainable projects

For Elizabeth Shoko, a 38-year-old widow from Sakubva high density suburb, 2008 was the most difficult...
1.4.2012 13:42

Saving wild fruits from extinction

In drought-prone areas like Matabeleland, the Zambezi Valley and the Lowveld, wild fruits are a reliable...
1.4.2012 13:27

From rags to riches for humble hairdresser

Baron Ncube (45) is living evidence of how great things can come out of a humble...
1.4.2012 13:19

‘Mermaid’ scare in Seke as cases of drowning increase

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