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- Paivepo Zim Heritage ColumnShona Proverbs and their meanings The debut proverb is quite a common one. Shona Proverb – Kuzivambuya huudzwa Literal Translation – Knowing your grandmother comes from being told. Meaning – You learn...
- Process of Shona Roora/Lobola negotiationsStage One – Introduction This stage involves the ‘munyayi’ who is a go-between when a man goes to pay the bride price at his future wife’s family stating to the family his intentions and purpose of vi...
- Languages of ZimbabweEnglish is the main language used in the education and judiciary systems. Shona and isiNdebele are the principal indigenous languages of Zimbabwe. Shona is spoken by 70% of the population, isiNdebele....
- Mutare Tales - Telling our own storyMutare tales takes place every 6 o 8 weeks, with the highlight of the final show of approximately an hour and a half. artists are given a chance to perform their art in front of a live audience, with....
- The Use of Slang: ZimbabweThey are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. So if a person was a tech savvy guy, then he would call a Hard Disk Drive a HDD, so would be like “pass me the HDD”. Typically...
- What is the Harare International CarnivalCitizens as well as foreigners from all over the world march down the streets of Harare partying. The event, according to Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, is aimed at celebrating diversity, getting communi...