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Ruth Makandiwa hosts more than 400 children
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By The Standard | Sep. 4, 2016
The bittersweet plate: What Zimbabwe’s Christmas Table really tells us
Indigenous foods were labeled poor, backward, or inferior, while European foods symbolised progress, wealth, and civilisation.
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In California, she’s built one of the world’s largest archives of Zimbabwean Shona music
Azim’s commitment to supporting musicians, healers and instrument-makers in the southern African nation has turned Berkeley into an unlikely center of cultural preservation.
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Binga’s Saba irrigation scheme changes villagers’ fortunes
Where households once relied mainly on small grains, they now grow a variety of crops including maize, sugar beans and chilli, which farmers say is in high demand.
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Nyangatayani Dance Group tours Kanyemba
The event host, Kanyemba-based businessman James Maplan, expressed delight after the show recorded a full house.
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