@MethembeThomas Also, that fool thinks Zimbabwean faces, that American companies have access to through their social media companies e.g Meta, are not the same as the country's health data
On 23 July 2013, Chiwoniso Maraire spoke to her daughter Chengeto after spending days in hospital in Chitungwiza.
Only months earlier, she had been performing at HIFA, recording new music and planning future performances.
As mother and daughter talked, Chengeto began crying. She could not explain why, but something about their conversation made her feel that this might be the last time they would ever speak.
Chiwoniso had carried Zimbabwe's mbira onto stages around the world, creating music deeply rooted in the traditions she had learned from childhood.
Among Chiwoniso's most personal songs was Mai, centred on the bond between mother and daughter.
The following day, Chengeto received a telephone call from her aunt Tawona. Before she was told what had happened, she sensed something was terribly wrong.
On 24 July 2013, Chiwoniso Maraire died at South Medical Hospital in Chitungwiza, aged just 37.
The voice behind Wandirasa, Iwai Nesu and Nhemamusasa was gone.
The child who had once sung for her mother had now left a daughter of her own.
@farai_makomo@TheLifeZoomer Well, i think it's better for celebrities to go to the proffesionals instead of any woman because I've been seeing a lot of rape accusations on them
@BandaZola92311@uhndilee How does Zimbabwe having less slums have anything to do with Rhodesia?
A well built house built on the wrong land shouldn't even exist
Without these heartless operations, Zimbabwe would've way more slums than SA
@Peerless_duke@GovernmentZA SADCC was formed in 1980 & its founding members include all the members you claim to be East African
South Africa later joined its successor, SADC, in 1994. Long after it had been formed
@stanleymateta@KMutisi The birth rate is well over the replacement level
Replacement level fertility= 2.1 children per woman
Zimbabwe's=3.9 children per woman
Only developed countries in Europe & Asia are below that level
@KMutisi Mineral value addition is very important. The country itself is not losing anything economically, rather the mining companies
Sodium ion batteries aren't going to phase out lithium ion batteries anytime soon
Lastly, Zimbabwe must do what's best for its people, not businesses