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Edutainment mix: Music, feminism and demystifying the custom of gatekeeping in arts

Tauro also outlined the stigma of being a female musician in Zimbabwe.
By Raymond Millagre Langa May. 28, 2023

Edutainment mix: Inculturating edutainment

Culture is passed on from generation to generation. The acquisition of culture is a result of the socialisation process.
By Raymond Millagre Langa May. 21, 2023

Chinese companies win half of all African construction contracts employing alleged corrupt methods

Chinese companies/investors hire Chinese workers representing about 70% against a total of 30% of local workers for most of their projects.
By Economic Times May. 2, 2023

Edutainment mix: WaBB’s revival of Nambya language through Music

The sociolinguistics of Zimbabwe has been in the dynamics of English and its relationship with the Shona and Ndebele languages, or the super tribes.
By Raymond Millagre Langa Feb. 26, 2023

Nambya heritage under the spotlight

Speaking at the same occasion, the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe executive director Godfrey Mahachi expressed optimism that the rehabilitation of Bumbusi Monument would be expedited.
By Burzil Dube Jan. 22, 2023

Travelling & touring: Wither Nambya community museum?

The majority of Nambya clansmen are found in northwestern Zimbabwe, especially in and around the coal mining town of Hwange where they settled following their migration from Masvingo around the 17th century following infighting within the Rozvi dynasty.

By The Standard May. 22, 2022

Travelling & touring: Wither Nambya community museum?

The majority of Nambya clansmen are found in northwestern Zimbabwe, especially in and around the coal mining town of Hwange where they settled following their migration from Masvingo around the 17th century following infighting within the Rozvi dynasty.

By The Standard May. 22, 2022

South Africa’s $1m shopping-spree student jailed

Sibongile Mani received 14m rand instead of her monthly student grant of 1,400 rand in June 2017 and started spending it immediately, the court heard during her trial.

By The Standard Mar. 31, 2022