by Tynoe Moyo In 2015 I was elected to be the Enactus Zimbabwe National Social Ambassador. So at first I took this very lightly as I thought oh well its just a mere post. So each and every year there are Enactus World Cup Competitions where different countries get to [...]

by Kundai Manjonjo If we had to pin point some of the rooms in a university that were probably stacked up with cobwebs, the career guidance office would probably be one of them if at all present. I guess I cannot categorize all the universities under the same umbrella, but [...]

by Dr. Eve Gadzikwa Dr. Eve Gadzikwa is the current ARSO President and SAZ Director General. She is the 13th ARSO President and the First ARSO Lady President. Current positions of leadership include:1. ARSO President (June 2016-June 2019)2. Zimbabwe National SQAM Chairperson3. SADCA Country Representative (SADC)4. Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries [...]

by Pardingtone Nhundu I bet you walking up to your parents 10 years ago and saying you want to be a stand-up comedian was tantamount to getting a magnificent beating for utmost stupidity. In some fraction today, you are not allowed to respond to the question what do you want [...]

by Pardingtone Nhundu. Don’t be nice only be Strategic: My mom always said something similar to this common phrase, “Show me your friends and i will tell you your character”. The people around us and worse of closer to us define directly or indirectly our character. Thus be strategic in [...]

by Pardingtone Nhundu. Zimbabwe’s society boasts of a tremendous literacy rate. In 2009 Zimbabwe recorded a highest of 92.1% and was the highest in Africa. Amidst such celebration and jubilation the closure of industries is just but a few strides ahead. There is an intriguing paradox obscuring development in Zimbabwe [...]

by Careers Zimbabwe Focusing is the mere understanding of a goal and the commitment undertaken to achieve the goal without fail. It calls into action the apprehending to self the chance to change life altogether, an opportunity to transform self-actualization and re-energize self.  Obviously fear is one great obstacle to [...]

by Everjoy Chiimba I started my primary school education at Kuwadzana 2 Primary School (1996-2002). A local school in one of Harare’s high density suburbs. After that I went to St Dominic’s Chishawasha from 2003-2006 and moved on to St Ignatius from 2007-2008 where I did History, Geography and Management [...]

by Pardingtone Nhundu Terezinha Guilhermina is the fastest blind woman in the world — after breaking the world record for the 100-meter race and winning two gold medals at the 2012 London Paralympics, she was recognized for her achievement in the Guinness Book of World Records. Now, the 37-year-old Brazilian [...]

By Lenon Nasi Rwizi: Law student – University of Fort Hare Being in charge of your work life doesn’t mean you always move with assurance and brilliant self-confidence; it means you keep moving, continuing on your own path, even when you feel shaky and uncertain. While training towards Catholic Priesthood, my [...]