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12/07/2025

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04/07/2025

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23/06/2025

Big news for students dreaming of studying abroad...
We're building Scooler, your AI Copilot for every step of the journey—apps, visas, essays, and more.
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01/03/2021

Our latest article " Reimagining training systems in Zimbabwe" focuses on the role of the government, businesses and schools in training our youth for the workforce now and in the future, and how they can improve our school to work transition outcomes.

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05/08/2020

Open Letter to the President of Zimbabwe His Excellency Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa

05/08/2020

In this article, we describe the unrealised power of grassroots storytelling in Africa on its people, communities and overall narrative. The concept of grassroots storytelling entails giving the average African the voice to be part of the African narrative and scale their often unheard voices both in reach and importance. This is the first of many articles and reports we will publish on grassroots storytelling in Africa.

By Kuziva Mahwire

21/06/2020

Success only comes when one deafens their ear to criticism by people. People can be so demotivating whenever a project is proposed or a new idea is introduced to the extent that many dreams have been bottled up due to different contributions by people. Growing up, almost everyone has had an idea the...

21/06/2020

By Tanyaradzwa Makahamadze One windy day in the morning when only the tweeting of birds was heard in the forests, people were gathered on a shrine for an important occasion. The sky was overcast and there was mist everywhere. Only the gods would understand the ending of such a day for the atmosphere...

21/06/2020

Now as I try to think of more concrete things, I peer closely at the picture in the photo album of him emblazoned in scattered watery-red pus-filled scald-like sores, I cry in a way I have never wanted to cry about anything before. With no more tears left to cry I watched inimically as the father of...

21/06/2020

By Grace CT Murukayi "Babe, I'm expecting.” read the text. I got a shockwave throughout my body. What the heck was she expecting? "A baby,” I answered myself, barely whispering. “Are you there? Say something…Don't even think of abandoning me, I didn't do this to myself." The texts kept rolli...

21/06/2020

By Constance Paidarufaro Ruvimbo Chivanga. I believe that I must be one of the Africans who are proud to be born-free, not daring to dream to be a leader of my nation one day or rather a general politician. That is what our forefathers and mothers died for in the liberation wars, they were fighting....

21/06/2020

By Constance Paidarufaro Ruvimbo Chivanga My name is Jonal, my parents gave me that name because they wanted a boy so it is from my father’s name, Jonathan. I live in Zimbabwe in a humble town called Kadoma. It has already been forty years after Zimbabwe got its independence. They always say we we...