The unseen cost of progress. That’s what they never tell you about. They tout the benefits, the innovations, the advancements. But what about the price we pay? The price we can’t even see? We’re so blinded by the shine of new things, we forget what we’re leaving behind. The old ways, the traditional ways, the ways that made us human. We’re trading our souls for … Continue reading The Unseen Cost Of Progress
In our country’s society, education is often viewed as the ultimate pathway to success and wealth accumulation. From an early age, we are told that studying hard and obtaining a degree will open doors to a prosperous future. However, the stark reality is that our education system, too often, gives false hope to the poor, perpetuating a cycle of poverty rather than breaking it. Consider … Continue reading Education is Designed to Keep the Poor Poor
Ah, work-life balance, that elusive unicorn we all chase in the modern-day savannah of our lives. It’s like trying to find a comfortable position on an economy flight—seemingly impossible, yet endlessly pursued. We’re told to lean in, but not too far lest we fall over. We’re encouraged to hustle, yet reminded to stop and smell the roses—which, by the way, are now available in a convenient aerosol can for those too busy to find an actual garden.
Immortality. The ultimate heist. The greatest score of all time. We’ve all dreamed of it, of leaving a mark that will outlast us, of being remembered long after we’re gone. But what does it really mean to be immortal? It’s not about living forever. It’s about living a life that matters. A life that leaves a scar, a dent in the universe. A life that … Continue reading Immortality
I see some people advocating for an uprising against Zanu PF. Have you people thought this through? If you really provoke a crisis, with the populace on one side and the machinery of the Zanu PF executive and the justice department on the other, what’s to keep them from herding us into concentration camps? Do you think they will hesitate to use violence against us? … Continue reading Why an uprising against Zanu PF is doomed to fail.
“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Martin Luther King Jr These profound words resonate deeply within the hearts of Zimbabweans, as we find ourselves grappling with an existential crisis that strikes at the very core of our national identity. Throughout our rich history, we … Continue reading The Existential Crisis of Zimbabwe’s National Identity
In the heart of Zimbabwe, where the sun casts its relentless gaze upon the savannah and the great Zambezi rushes to the edge of the world, there lies a tale of modern vexation. It is a story that unfolds in the buzzing streets of Harare, in the quiet villages that dot the countryside, and in the hearts of the people who call this land home. … Continue reading Econet A Tale of Frustration and Disappointment
Oh, the joys of leadership, where the buck stops… well, apparently not here! It seems our dear Governor Mushayavanhu has found himself in a bit of a pickle, and who better to pass the salt to than the World Bank? You see, the new ZiG currency is having a bit of a moment, and not the kind that calls for a celebration. Now, I’m just … Continue reading The Blundering Governor
As Zimbabweans, we gather every year on the 18th of April to mark our Independence Day. This year, we hit a somber milestone: 44 years since we broke free from colonial rule. But the freedom we celebrate is tainted by the reality of our lives under an oppressive regime.
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time we dive into the world of supporting Israel. Now, before you jump to conclusions, let me make something abundantly clear – I don’t have an ounce of objection to people showing their support for Israel. In this free world, everyone has the right to express their opinions. However, what truly troubles me is the reasoning behind such support, or rather … Continue reading A Closer Look at Supporting Israel
