@antitheistdad The Bible itself contains long periods where God appears silent. So the question isn't simply, “Why did God stop?” Christianity teaches that God’s revelation through Christ and Scripture differs from constant public miracles or direct commands to every generation.
@OgbeniDemola You can reject religion, but blaming religion itself for slavery and colonialism is too simplistic. People have also used nationalism, race, politics and economics to justify oppression. The actions of some believers don't automatically prove that every religious teaching is fals
@vheeorji22 Think of GitHub as Google Drive for programmers:
Repository = project folder
Commit = save a version
Branch = make a copy to experiment
Pull request = “Check my changes before adding them”
Issue = a problem/task
Git tracks changes. GitHub hosts & shares them.
@nyati_force@Jamwanda2 Yes. Remittances are a valid economic indicator. They show foreign income flowing into households, supporting consumption, businesses and FX liquidity. They don’t prove the economy is healthy on their own, but dismissing them as an indicator is simply wrong.
Citigroup sees Zimbabwe breaking with the past as a poster-child of triple-digit inflation and fiscal indiscipline, flagging an economic turnaround is underway https://t.co/gG4r6dB61o
@nmdzyps@Millionairebay@CrimeWatchZW Bowing down as a physical posture cannot automatically mean worship. In Nigeria and other cultures, people bow or prostrate before their parents, elders, chiefs, or leaders as a sign of respect. The posture alone doesn't determine worship; context and intention do.
Dear Zimbabweans/Africans
The Old Economy where white people will come and open a factory/farm/mine in your area and employ you and your folks is gone.
You build the factory for your folks now. Yes you!
Thanks for your attention to this matter!
Management.
South Africa's 🇿🇦 former President Jacob Zuma called for the adoption of a single African currency.
He criticised the continent’s dependence on the US dollar in a speech in Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭.
If Zimbabwe was a stock, I would encourage anyone to buy and hold, probably the most underrated economic story in Africa right now. Forget all the media rhetoric. There's a lot of problems but the resilience and breakthrough these past few years has been impressive.