Going to UZ or NUST for 4 years, graduating with honors, just to earn $300 USD a month at a corporate job is the biggest scam in Zimbabwe. A guy who dropped out in Form 2 sitting at Ximex Mall selling refurbished iPhones makes that in two days. Our education system prepares you for an economy that died decades ago.
Today I saw a classmate in town while I was selling bananas. She laughed at me and said, "Selling bananas from the streets is a shame, It looks like poverty." She also said she would never buy from the street but only from the fruit shop.i said to her "the bananas in the shop and the bananas on the street coming from the tree,The only difference is the price tag and the place"
Don't feel shame on your hustle, everything starts small. 🫶🏽♥️
There’s that advice given to people that you must live in a place that doesn’t cost you more than 30% of your income. Living in Harare, I decided to defy that. A cheap place costs you more in the long run. Long time in traffic, frustration with Kombis, water, security etc
Clubbing has to be the most overrated adulthood activity ever. You'll just be wasting money on alcohol and unnecessary noise while pretending to have fun
Zimbabwe is not for trying or for beginners 😂😂😂. Nyika ino ndeye vanhu vane mari. The system has been created in that way. So it's either you leave and come back with money or stay, struggle and die.
Zimbabwe doesn’t need 500 new podcasts; we need 500 new jobs. Putting three people on a couch to argue about who should pay for the first date isn't content—it's a digital noise pollution.