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Million dollar question from Musa

We already had a piece of land earmarked for our housing cooperative and everyone had been shown the land.
By Onie Ndoro Jun. 22, 2025

Sometimes things just go wrong whether you like it or not

Marwadzo shook his head from side to side.
By Onie Ndoro Aug. 18, 2024

The dark side of having leaders with misplaced priorities

It was quiet obvious to me that the clinic was understaffed. I felt pity for the doctor who had to attend to the growing line of patients.
By Onie Ndoro Aug. 4, 2024

The return of the "biblical Delilah" in our days

There was no need for him to come and cause havoc in the morning. He was full of drama.
By Onie Ndoro Jul. 14, 2024

Strategy, the recipe for success

After that we left for Zororo Bar.  By this time, the sun was dipping in the western horizon and the sky was yellow above the silhouettes of the houses in the distant horizon.
By Onie Ndoro Jun. 16, 2024

GhettoDances: An unexpected visit to the bar

The clean-up campaign by council was affecting small businesses which in most cases were not registered anyway.
By Onie Ndoro May. 12, 2024

Cde Mobiliser’s independence reflection

“I was in Murambinda last week at the Independence Celebrations
By Onie Ndoro May. 5, 2024

GhettoDances: Gossip only breeds confusion and enmity

Then all of a sudden, the fight stopped. A young policeman who looked reluctant and confused managed to stop the fight.
By Onie Ndoro Apr. 14, 2024

The deserted pathways of the ghetto

It happened so quickly. I had the presence of mind to take my wallet from my pocket and throw it surreptitiously in the hedge which marked the boundary with the clinic.
By Onie Ndoro Jan. 7, 2024