It's been a month, and my car has finally been delivered to the shop for new mods. I couldn't sell the Ford, but the Fortuner had to go

My girl created a platform that will help musicians find collabs. It's also a social network for musicians. Thing is honestly it's a good platform but it needs more users since it's algorithm can only be created if more musicians post. you can post tracks, beats, videos, host competitions, create groups (worlds) and most importantly if you see a post you like and think this person can help u in ur project, you can request collab. https://melopod.site saka if u make music of any kind or know musicians, please send and support. also give some feedback about the site so that she can improve it and later turn it into a mobile app if it's worth it.

STIGS leaves being a mission school and becomes a fully fledged ATS Association of Trust Schools.

Made sense since they were a brother achool to St Georges. Many Stigs kids left for Saints to get better Sports and Culture prospects. Guess they can now prevent that.

Congratulations to them.

I am 26M and i just started my career. I, however, do not think i will be satisfied till i gain financial freedom. The word to define my financial literacy is-clueless. I never came from a well off family and I had to work extremely hard to get where I am, there were never any conversations at the dinner table about assets or investment. The chat was to get a good job, that was it. Personally, satisfaction will not come from a monthly paycheck. I do not want to beg for pension when i am old and vulnerable. There is so much information out there, i just cannot seperate the noise from what makes sense. At some point i even read rich dad poor dad, which, i found to be significantly less than useful , the man writing it also turned out to be a complete fraud. Realistically, what is a reasonable place to start. I would really appreciate any information or advice i can get

https://www.reddit.com/r/Zimbabwe/s/g274CvEH0M

Lot of buzz over the last few days over amending the Constitution of ZANU PF. From my angle heres what going on.

CAB3 is CAA3. But there's a problem. ZANU PFs constitution also requires amendment and it's a lot harder to amend. To show this. The last amendment was in 2014. More than ten years ago. We've amended the National Constitution 3 times already.

The key problem is not amending the constitution.its who can. All amendments are temporary until Congress ratifies them. Central Committee can propose and pass an amendment but only Congress can make it final. But the process is also long and tedious. From Cell up To Province motions and notices of Amendments must be passed. This can easily take months. And Congress is in November 2027.

So who's fighting who. A camp loyal to the President claims that The Central Committee as the highest decision making body outside of Congress has power to amend. Fair enough it can. And a faction belonging to his opponents says Congress must decide and only it can ratify. Two interpretations. But same goals for both factions. Gain Power.

Brief Summary.

Good morning fellow Zim redditors? What advice would you give for someone starting a job of being a CASHIER? You know the USD change situation in Zim! How best can he / she handle difficult customers, thieves and customers who want to change their orders?

We living in borrowed time. It's okay to be selfish, it's okay to put yourself first. It's okay to stop reaching out to people who don't reach out to you. It's okay to want people to give you the same energy you're putting out. It's okay to stop watering a tree that won't bear any fruit.

where are children actually safe?

I'm looking to buy my first car with a budget of around $4,000 USD and want to do it as safely as possible.

A few questions for anyone who's been through it:

Is it better to buy locally from a private seller, from a dealer, or import directly from Japan at this budget?

What are the common scams to watch out for (fake papers, clocked mileage, cars with ZIMRA duty issues)?

How do you properly verify ownership and registration before paying?

Any trusted mechanics in Harare who do pre-purchase inspections?

I'll mostly use it for town driving and rural trips so I'm leaning towards something like a Toyota Rush or Honda CRV, but I'm open to suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

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thank you

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My Mazda Axela 2017 needs a major service for reaching 100,000km. As this is my first car and I'm going about this pretty much on my own, I thought to come for some advice. Namely:
- what services need to be done during a major service? (note that I've noticed lately I'm not getting as many km/l as when I first got it, which is my biggest concern right now)
- how much should it cost roughly?
- does anyone know of any RELIABLE mechanics? I don't want my car to come back with problems it didnt have before.

Thanks in advance guys.

So my girl has been working on a project called Melopod(appears when you search it up on google) , and I thought I'd share it here to see what other Zimbabweans think, especially those into music.

The idea is pretty simple. It's a platform where musicians, producers and other creatives can find people to collaborate with.

You can upload tracks, beats and videos, host competitions, join communities called "worlds", and even request collaborations directly from other creators.

It's still very new, so there aren't many users yet, and obviously there's a lot that can be improved.

I think it has potential, especially for upcoming Zim artists who struggle to find producers, vocalists or other musicians to work with.

But I'm curious what you guys think. If you're a musician or producer, would you actually use something like this? And what features would make it worth using?

It's called Melopod, by the way. I'm sharing because I'm connected to the project, but genuine criticism is welcome. Even if you think the idea won't work, I'd appreciate hearing why.

Hi, I don't know what to say. Well, I'm looking for a job. I'm good with graphics, though not at a professional level, but I can make something. I also know how to handle a camera. I think that's it. I don't have any other skills to offer

Mbare police really needs to be stopped.
Ndosaka yakazara marombe

We’re looking for a resort, nature retreat, or adventure getaway for 1–2 nights, ideally within a reasonable driving distance of Harare.
Budget: US$50–80 per person , excluding accommodation , so for activities, food, and other expenses.
Student budget 😂
We’ve already visited Antelope Park, Nyanga (Mutarazi and Nyangombe Falls), Kariba, Vic Falls, and Gonarezhou.
We’re open to hidden gems or underrated spots with activities like swimming, boat rides, fishing, game drives, waterfalls, or simply beautiful scenery and relaxing vibes.
Any recommendations with approximate costs and activities? Personal experiences are welcome. Thanks!

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Hi everyone,

I recently bought a Mazda Demio with 54,000 km on it, and I was wondering: when do people usually do a transmission fluid change?

Most Zimbabweans I’ve talked to seem to never do it, even with cars surpassing 100,000 km. I’m thinking about changing mine soon and just want feedback from people knowledgeable about cars. Thanks!

I run a small healthcare distribution business in Harare, supplying clinical consumables to clinics and pharmacies. I’m looking for a freelance content creator for our Instagram, TikTok and Facebook pages.

What you’ll do

• Shoot photos and video: products, short interviews with the public and healthcare workers, and on-the-job shots. No patient faces.
• Edit the footage and write the captions.
• 3 ready-to-post pieces per week.
• In person in Harare. Shoots are on weekends or early weekday mornings. We supply the phone and mic.

Pay

• US$10 per post, paid in cash every Friday.
• If a post leads to a sale, you get US$20 for that post, plus 10% of our profit on that sale. A sale counts when the customer refers to the post when ordering.
• Example: a post brings a US$700 order and we make about US$100 profit. You earn US$20 + US$10 = US$30 for that post.
• 2-week paid trial, then we talk about a higher rate.

To apply
DM me a short intro and 2-3 samples of your work.

Seeing a clip from ENCA. They is a mom who is on tv supporting her daughter about OF.

She (mom) even post and re-tweet the page on her tweets. Is this art or that the modern day parenting of these days.

We have given that guy a pass for way too long because he is talented. The signs were always there. Dude could very well be a crackhead.

I'm unemployed but taking into account that I was employed, would therapy even do anything for me... And what I mean is that the idea seems impractical... Zimbabweans generally view therapy as you being weak, most people don't understand mental health struggles

Then there's needing approx $100 per session for good therapists.. While an average Zimbabwean makes 250 a month, won't that increase your stress? Then there's the toxic negativity part, "it'll all work out, have faith" but does faith and hope fix anything? Does some words by a stranger fix chronic illness? Idk

Please let me do anything for you, I have a phone and some internet. I don't want to go homeless please help

Hello everyone!

My name is Danai and I'm a reporter for Rest of World, a New York based publication covering emerging technology in the Global South.

I'm posting because I am working on a piece about the rise of AI companions in Africa. I’m working on an article about how people in Africa experience AI companionship, and I’d love to hear from adults who use or previously used AI for friendship, emotional support or romance.

Whether you use Replika, or similar apps I’m interested in what brought you to it, what the it means to you and how it fits into your everyday life. Helpful, mixed and difficult experiences are all welcome.

The interview would take around 30 minutes Zoom/Google meeting link. Participation is voluntary, and you can skip any question. If you would prefer to remain anonymous, we can discuss and agree on that before speaking.

If you're interested or have questions, please message me privately or email me: [danai@restofworld.org](mailto:danai@restofworld.org)

I look forward to hearing from you!