Did you guys know that a lot of Zimbabweans are dying as a result of the highly addictive cheap alcohol known as Tumbwa or Injengu.
In this video I uncover this deadly addiction, I spoke to the addicts and the families that have lost loved ones due to these addictive alcoholic brands.
What can really be done to solve this problem?
Thank you Reddit Family for helping reach 1K subscribers on YouTube. As I promised I would upload a new doc when I reach this milestone. Here’s the new documentary about Tumbwa alcohol abuse in Zimbabwe.
I recently saw a post of a Zimbo in South Africa saying even if Zimbabwe was to have an incredible economy and political stability(great leadership) they would still not come back.
That got me thinking 🤔 what would make some diasporans not return to Zimbabwe even if we were to become an African Singapore like country???
Came across this pair of Dr Martens at a thrift market. Anyone who knows if there was ever such a design?
I had an argument with a friend this morning when we were discussing about someone we know who is now successful.
The argument started when I pointed out that the guy is a hard worker, smart and resilient because he has been grinding for some time.
My friend disagreed saying it’s not all that the guy “Ane lucky reMari” pointing out that regardless he was going to make it either way because their family vane ropa re mari.
I necessarily don’t agree because I feel like it takes away from the guy’s sweat and hard work to reduce it all to mere luck.
As a Christian I believe in God’s grace which one can say it’s similar to luck but even though grace will allocate you while you’re putting in the work.
He believes that it was already predestined whether one will be poor or otherwise, no matter the work you put in and how smart you are if usina “luck” racho you will be poor.