Professor Sheunesu Mpepereki

Healthy living: Traditional food is best!

By Simon Ngena ZIMBABWEANS are beginning to consume more traditional meals which they say are healthier compared to conventional Western dishes. So high is the demand that supermarkets are selling diff erent types of mealiemeal including small grains like millet, sorghum, fi nger millet...

An insight into the Kolbrin Open Book

By Nthungo YaAfrika BOOKS that were supposed to lead our race back to the way of the Creator, the way Prophet Enoch did, were destroyed by the Roman Catholic Church or were heavily redacted or rewritten. This is the truth most of our race,...

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Heritage-based teaching and learning: Part Two…exorcising the ghost of Education 3.0

IN this series of discussions, we are interrogating heritage-based teaching and learning which anchors...

Patriotism: Zim’s dilemma – Part Two…the motherland or death?

IN the first episode of this series of articles on Zimbabwean patriotism, we looked...

Patriotism: Zim’s dilemma– Part One

PATRIOTISM has been variously described as love of one’s motherland (land of one’s birth)...

Western sanctions on Zim…is this a case of white solidarity under American leadership

US President-elect Joe Biden once made reference to a 1986 political speech in which...

Hoping against hope… as sanctions continue wreaking havoc

THE American presidential elections have come and are about gone.  Most Zimbabweans who keep politics...

COVID-19: Can we pin hopes on ICTS?

IN the last instalment we promised to look at strategies for recovering and resuming...

Re-dollarisation: myths and realities — Part Six …evidence of human factor decay

By Professor Sheunesu Mpepereki IN this instalment, we continue to interrogate aspects of Zimbabwe’s US...

Re-dollarisation: Myths and realities — Part Five …whose interests are we safeguarding?

By Professor Sheunesu Mpepereki WE continue to explore the various aspects of Zimbabwe’s US dollar...

Re-dollarisation: Myths and realities – Part Four …playing into the hands of our detractors

By Professor Sheunesu Mpepereki IT is imperative for local authorities to educate the people on...

How they plotted their downfall

By Professor Sheunesu Mpepereki HISTORY is a critical component of a people’s heritage.  People with no...

Heritage-based learning …what does it mean?

AS we continue to unpack heritage-based teaching and learning, which underpin the Education 5.0...

The ‘goblin’ called English

WE continue our discussion on the role of English language in blocking the majority...

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Healthy living: Traditional food is best!

By Simon Ngena ZIMBABWEANS are beginning to consume more traditional meals which they say...

An insight into the Kolbrin Open Book

By Nthungo YaAfrika BOOKS that were supposed to lead our race back to the...

The good, the bad and ugly side of 2024

By Fidelis Manyange AS the curtain comes down on 2024, we look at some...

Why it’s important to choose a registered school

By Fungai B Mutizwa As parents, our primary responsibility is to safeguard the well-being and...
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