I realised how polarised Zimbabwe can be, especially when it comes to partisan politics.

It is such a fulfilling, shared and collective growth curve

The husband stared at these women and commented on their bodies. He would comment on their gait, legs, dressing, mere presence — she was not happy with his behaviour.

There is so much to learn from there that I am sure would inspire a whole nation to advance economically.

Our behaviours are a scream for help and yet no one seems to hear or notice us.

My daughter’s school has been organising a school trip, combined for Grades 6 and 7 and I have been at the heart of it. It has taken us about six months to get ourselves organised.

The fusion of the tall standing palm trees, the children running around, the magnificent swimming pools and the greenery, it was beyond words.

Noone is coming to save us as Zimbabweans, whatever it is that you are facing, you somewhat have the solution to make things flow.

As I struggled to come to terms with the demise of my sister’s purchasing power.

I LOVE me a good pork grill and I have discovered a butchery at Specimen in Glen Norah that sells the most delicious pork chops that bring a certain level of glory.

We seem to focus on our own needs and forget that we do not live on an island as human beings. We do have other humans co-existing with us in this country.

For 2022, the theme for the 16 Days of activism against gender based violence is “UNiTE! activism to end violence against women and girls”.

I WAS born on December 15 1982 at about 6AM, I am told. So it was my 40th birthday last week on Wednesday.