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By Dr Brian Tawanda Marwenze (D.D) Every civilization eventually confronts the same fissure: the point at which material solutions outpace the coherence of the human soul and we now live at that point. Substance misuse, once confined to margins, has become diffuse, seeping into classrooms, boardrooms, and rural homesteads alike. Grief, once communal and ritualized,…
We got the problem backwards,-companies treat employees like faulty hardware and jobs like sacred code. We run resilience training while keeping the calendars, deadlines, and pings that break people yet human brains do not run on hustle but ultradian rhythms. Roughly 90 minutes of focus, then the brain demands recovery. Back-to-back meetings and midnight Slack…
By Takudzwa Madondo CHISAMBA GROUND – Just when a frustrating afternoon looked destined to end in a goalless stalemate, Believe Dhlakama rose as the unlikely hero, slamming home an 88th-minute winner to hand Mutare City Rovers a dramatic 1–0 victory over Bikita Chida Athletic in a tense Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League Match Day…
By Fanuel Chinowaita Mutare – For weeks, Mutare residents have endured the pain of being overcharged by commuter omnibuses—forced to part with US$1 for distances that should cost 50 cents. Schoolchildren, the elderly, and low-income workers were left stranded or exploited. When desperation peaked, relief came—not from threats or operations, but from buses that showed…
By Takudzwa Madondo Mutare — Mutare’s grassroots football revival gathers pace on February 28 when a 12-team Under-9 tournament takes centre stage at Chisamba Grounds, in an initiative aimed at nurturing young talent and rebuilding the city’s junior football structures. The competition, organised by the Sebbo Mapara & Friends Foundation, will run from 8am until…
By Dr Brian Tawanda Marwenze (D.D) In today’s hyper-connected world, it’s easy to get lost in the endless scroll of social media, emails, and notifications. The constant ping of our devices can take a toll on our mental health, leading to increased stress, anxiety, and decreased focus. That’s why more people are turning to digital…
By Fanuel Chinowaita A thick, red haze hangs over the 40-kilometer track from Murambinda Road to the Sabi Star lithium mine. It’s a new road for a new boom, but the scene is a grim replay of an old story. This choking dust is the same that once swallowed the diamond fields of Chiadzwa, and…
By Dr Brian Tawanda Marwenze (D.D) In the shadows of Zimbabwe’s vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes, a silent epidemic rages on, Gender-Based Violence (GBV) which has ravaged the nation, leaving a trail of trauma, pain, and mental health devastation in its wake. The impact of GBV on mental health is a ticking time bomb, with…
By Fanuel Chinowaita The Wasu Post – Every drop that leaves a tap in Mutare carries a story—one of chemical precision, natural purity, engineering brilliance, and unseen human dedication, a story few ever see, unfolding far from the city’s bustling streets. To reach its source, you must climb the snaking Christmas Pass and descend into…
