Diaspora & Society
3 hours ago | November 26, 2022
Who benefited on Black Friday as chaos reigned supreme?
Dr Masimba Mavaza The biggest day in the shopping calendar did not disappoint as retailers slashed their prices to offer ...
Bizarre World Cup tales chronicled
BUENOS AIRES. – A man jumped into a river full of crocodiles to get tickets for 2010’s World Cup, a Uruguay player ...
Windhoek pulls down coloniser’s statue
WINDHOEK. – Authorities in Namibia’s capital Windhoek on Wednesday took down and relocated a statue of a controversial ...
1 week ago | November 19, 2022
Diaspora and the bane of festive season
Dr Masimba Mavaza Being in a foreign land, wherever you may be, enriches you with unique richness in diversity of ...
SA ‘ghost hunters’ venture into night looking for answers
PRETORIA. – Shortly after nightfall, flashlight in hand, Rivas Bright knocks twice on the broken window of an abandoned ...
3 weeks ago | November 5, 2022
For the diasporans, giving is rarely reciprocal
Dr Masimba Mavaza Being abroad is always a calabash of mixed feelings. But the feeling of going home even for a day is a ...
1 month ago | October 15, 2022
When parents choose faith ahead of child’s life
Dr Masimba Mavaza Gamuchirai Matongo, an active 22-year-old man, was healthy until the day his parents took him to the ...
British chancellor Kwarteng shown the door
LONDON. – Kwasi Kwarteng has been sacked as British chancellor amid intense speculation Prime Minister Liz Truss is ...
2 months ago | October 8, 2022
Sacrilege, blasphemy rear ugly head in SA
Dr Masimba Mavaza Since xenophobic violence erupted in South Africa a lot of crimes against humanity have been ...
2 months ago | October 1, 2022
CCC feeding Diaspora with lies
Dr Masimba Mavaza The Diaspora recently was fed a glut of fake news on the situation in Zimbabwe. As the CCC and few ...
Poisoned liquor kills 19 boozers in Morocco
RABAT. – Authorities in Morocco confirmed yesterday that 19 people had died of alcohol poisoning in the northern ...
2 months ago | September 24, 2022
Deep-rooted cultural, traditional beliefs in UK
Dr Masimba Mavaza The death of Queen Elizabeth 11 and the ascending to power of King Charles 111 showed that tradition ...
3 months ago | September 10, 2022
Zimbabweans in diaspora join in mourning Queen Elizabeth II
Dr Masimba Mavaza Zimbabweans in the United Kingdom have joined the world in mourning the passing away of Queen ...
Ivory Coast develops ‘Superphone’ to help illiterate people communicate
A new mobile phone designed and assembled in Ivory Coast is helping illiterate users to overcome difficulties. Thanks to ...
4 months ago | August 6, 2022
Bringing up children in UK a risky business
Dr Masimba Mavaza STATISTICS from May Bulman of the Standard UK indicate that children in the UK now live in dangerous ...
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