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On 23 July 2024 ,the Daily Maverick of South Africa reported that one Lifalethu Mbasana, a 11 year old primary school child had to walk at least 13 km of the 50 km distance from his school in Simons Town to his home in Khayelitsha. The story went on to describe the horrific experience the […]
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By Elton Zvinavashe In the sensational blockbuster movie by Leon Schuster the gods must be crazy, Xi and his whole family were traumatised by a foreign object which the gods had been crazy to send their way with no manual whatsoever on its purpose. The knowledge they had at their disposal was not enough to
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In an exciting collaboration set to electrify Zimbabwe, renowned international choreographer John Cole is partnering with Zambia’s top female dance choreographer, Carlita Francisco, to bring the highly anticipated Move Loud Dance Class to Harare. Scheduled to take place on December 7th at the state-of-the-art National Ballet in Belgravia Harare, this one-day immersive experience promises to
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For over a decade, Mark Zuckerberg has been the face of a tech empire. The Facebook co-founder and CEO has been widely perceived as an aloof, hoodie-wearing “AI” – an ultra-wealthy but deeply unpopular figure who has presided over one privacy scandal after another. From the Cambridge Analytica debacle to accusations that the platform was
By Elton Zvinavashe In our primary school days there was one haircut many of us wanted and we could not settle for Less. It was the English Cut with two stripes on the forehead after the Legendary Soccer player in the name of Peter Ndlovu. The man commanded a huge influence among soccer fanatics ,
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As Kleenex, the world-renowned facial tissue brand, marks its centenary, it has unveiled a new global identity crafted by the design agency Turner Duckworth. This comprehensive rebrand aims to bring a sense of consistency to the Kleenex brand across all regions while imbuing it with a distinct personality that highlights its role in life’s “unexpected
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In a move that is sure to energize political debates as much as its caffeine-fueled beverages do its customers, South African beverage company Switch has waded boldly into the heated waters of the 2024 election cycle with an advertisement that parodies Donald Trump in a playful yet pointed manner. The 60-second spot, which launched online
Carlsberg has given its cider brand, Somersby, a fresh new look. This rebranding is part of a larger company strategy to boost the sales of non-beer products. The goal is to make Somersby more noticeable in the crowded cider market and to create a more consistent brand image. The new design, created with the help
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Microsoft may be rebranding its artificial intelligence (AI) services under the new umbrella name “Windows Intelligence.” References found in Windows 11 code indicate Microsoft plans to group all AI-powered features together in this way. While integrating AI directly into the operating system is no surprise, the name “Windows Intelligence” could be an attempt to emulate
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Harare, Zimbabwe – 13 September 2024 – Renowned multi award winning international choreographer and dance instructor, John Cole, is set to ignite the Zimbabwean dance scene with his highly anticipated Move Loud Dance Camp. Scheduled to take place from the 6th to the 8th of December, the three-day immersive experience will feature world-class dance instructors
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