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EDITORIAL Vicious Collections Magazine Publisher Vicious Collections Issuu.com Editor in Chief Pindurai Mwakurudza Vice Editor in Chief Latoyah Kirk Director of finances Patience Mwakurudza.

Advisor Debbie Mubi Designer & Layout Lewis Nyamakosi Director of Journalism George Mashegede Marketing Directors Joana Makore Brendon T Ndlovu Brand Ambassadors Lilian Madyara Jamal Chimuka Directors of style Audrey Ndlovu Ryan Muzamhindo Bradley T Ndlovu Alexis N Ndlovu Contributors Dr Jemedze Wellington Mupinha Directors of Communication.

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EDITOR’ S NOTE .Greetings Everyone.

derstanding of women, to support them,

Welcome to our August Issue, Women’s

to anticipate issues that may affect their

Month Issue, we call it the “Pink month

performance (at work, home, school,

Issue”

anywhere ) and to provide , support,

A Women’s Month is an opportunity

coaching, guidance, and mentoring”.

to celebrate and reflect on women’s achievements, as well as problems they

My advice to women out there is to start

have faced in the struggle to be free and

projects,small or big businesses of your

the important role they continue to play

own in order to be independent and to

in society.

leave legacies for your children.

The following are challenges women

Whatever you do as a woman , be dif-

face in their lives.

ferent, don’t try to imitate someone, be

• They have unsupportive husbands.

more ambitious, persevering and trust

• They are recovering from traumatic

yourself.

divorces • They are raising children without any

Excellence is the best way to defeat sex-

support

ism but don’t fear failure.

• They are young women who have be-

Dare and get what you want as an inde-

come heads of families at a very early

pendent woman who does not let herself

age.

influenced by what others might think.

• They are victims of rape and abuse by those close to them.

• They face a constant battle to make ends meet.

Therefore to men I say “Knowing and

Pindurai Mwakurudza

taking an interest in the total life of women allows you to have a better un-

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5.Model of the Month 8.Women of the Month 16. Kidznet Corner (The day I will never forget) 18. Meet the Cover Girl 23.Enough Movie of the Month 24. Arthur Mutambara ( “Enough” Movie Director) 29 Madzimai CORNER 30. Myths and misconception about women’s health by Dr Jemedze 32. Flossie’s Secrets 34.AMBASSADOR’s Gallery 37. COVID-19 Explained 41. Herbs by Precious Measures 42. Eating Healthy by Summer rose 44. Elizabeth Majongwe 47.Arts and Culture 49. Viannah Nhamburo 51.Chef Tari

MINI MAGAZINE Teens and Young Adults Mini Mag Cover Girl Full Pic and small biography Fashion Remix by Dreyah Woman in Sports Today Love and School Meet Mike Furniture Art Gallery by Mugusto Posture & Model Guide advert.

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MEET Vicious Collections’ MODEL OF THE MONTH (Pamzy)

Pamela Dzvinamurungu Brand name: Pamzy Age:28

As part of her prize Pamzy got a scholarship to attend musical lessons at Music crossroads academy for the whole of 2017

Skills

•Singing •Acting •Modelling •Make up Artist •Farming Qualifications Certificate and Diploma in cosmetology Social media FaceBook -pamzy tadairwanashe -fanpage pamzy

Pamzy enjoyed singing since she was in grade 3 and her school teachers encouraged her to join Junior School Choir and from there she qualified for Senior Choir because of her captivating mature voice.

Her family used to call her Ma breeeee (Brenda fassie) because she loved Brenda Fassie’s song titled “Vulindlela”

Instagram:Pamzy.zw YouTube : pamzydee

Pamzy parents believed in her music and supported her always. They encouraged her to participate on the 2015 Starbrite Show that marked the beginning of her music career.

Big Artists Pamzy shared stage with •The late Dr Tuku, •Habibe ko’ite 2017 (HIFA

Biography

Pamzy took her musical talent seriously in 2015 after winning 1st runner up prize on Starbrite Zim Talent Search Show in Harare.

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main stage) •Guspy warrior Other talents Pamzy is also an actress and currently working on a short film titled Pfimbi (coming out soon)

Vision

Pamzy aims to own her own record label and to be an internationally recognized musician.

What are you doing to empower Girl child Pamzy and her team are gathering pads and underwear to giveout to girls from rural areas.

Occupation Self employed Words of Wisdom to Women out there. “ Let’s keep on working towards our goals and never give up, and let’s uplift each other as women, together we can conquer”, she says.

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Meet the most Inspirational, Influential woman of the month (with more than 45 local, regional & International recognition & awards to her name)

Dr Faith Nyamukupa

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Education sector, Motor Industry, Retail Industry, Telecommunications sector, Mining and Engineering sectors.

Faith Nyamukapa Title DR Faith Nyamukupa

She is committed to share her expertise with organizations and individuals to take them to the next level.

Qualifications • Holder of Doctorate degrees in Business Leadership (Women’s University in Mauritius)

She has passion for children and one of her businesses is to empower women in Zimbabwe under the Education sector to help children receive quality education from a tender age and the general women in business and has developed a network of over 25 000 members.

• Humane Letters (International Institute of Philanthropy) • Honorary Masters in Business Leadership (Women’s University in Mauritius)

Dr Faith is also a motivational speaker who has been invited to speak by various organizations and tertiary Institutions in Zimbabwe such as University of Zimbabwe through Simuka- Arise initiative and Africa University. She mentors over 300 youths represented in the local universities in Zimbabwe including University of Zimbabwe.

• Executive Masters Degree in Business Administration • Degree in Accountancy (Honors) Degree from Africa University.

WHAT’S YOUR BUSINESS ABOUT? • Education and Training • Business consultancy • Product development •Women and Youth Empowerment Name of Organization Kindercare Zimbabwe

Skills

• Strategist • Accountancy • Auditing • Mentor and Inspirational speaker • Social Media Marketer • Leadership

Kindercare Zimbabwe -do the following

PROFILE Dr Faith Nyamukupa is a dedicated, devout, young christian and a multi-award winning entrepreneur in Zimbabwe whose efforts have been recognised both locally, regional and internationally. Dr Faith Nyamukupa is married to Allen Nyamukapa and they have 3 children together.

1. Online sessions and training sessions for those who want to venture into Preschool or school business. We equip Directors and teachers with knowledge and skills to advance their professions. We issue out certificates after each training.

2. We develop Business plans and issue out handbook to guide people on how to set up a preschool and School business in Zimbabwe and how to run it effectively.

We help manage the school operations especially for owners of schools who are based abroad.

Dr Faith has exposure in NGO, Public sector,

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3. We run Manners4Minors International program currently being done Online for kids from 3-9years old.

4. We help develop a socially acceptable community of children that are well mannered and grow to become responsible individuals.

• Bullying • Self confidence • Boasting and bragging • Table Manners • Party Etiquette • Road Safety • Consideration for others

• My Body Safety rules ( Know your body and how to protect it from danger and harm) • The Magic Words • Healthy Eating • Money Skills • The Importance of always telling the

Kindercare Zim schedule •Lessons are done 3 days a week, 20-30mins fun and interactive sessions taught in age appropriate language.

Availability Kindercare Zimbabwe Franchise Opportunity Available both locally and regionally. Associate yourself with a brand that has established itself locally, regionally and Internationally. You will be able to facilitate and roll out programs and activities of Kindercare Zimbabwe wherever you are located.

Marketing & Advertising We help raise awareness through advertising of Service providers for kids related services, schools, preschools, kids entertainment etc on our social media platforms (www.facebook.com/ zimpreschools) and various WhatsApp groups for School

Topics to be covered include :

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Truth • Selection of Friends • Telephone manners

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Directors.

in isolation. Learn through others too.

Other Education Facility under Kindercare Zimbabwe Management .

We run a private school in Marlborough East off Harare drive. Enroll your children with us. ECD up to Grade 7. We operate full day. After care services also provided.

If you get a million usd dollars what will be your investment strategy in using it?

What are your strengths and attributes which makes you unique in business?

I would look into Innovation and Creativity in terms of new products and services to meet the current needs.

Build more schools as you won’t go wrong with Education.

Who are the business people you emulate locally and internationally and why?

I am a risk taker, I always aim to add value to people whom I work with in my business and I enjoy offering unique services and programs

Strive and Tsitsi Masiyiwa because having worked with them directly I learn a lot from them and their consistency in their belief in God for anything.

What inspired you to start your business?

Passion for children, passion to transform communities, people’s lives and children’s lives too.

Who are your mentors?

My mentors Emmanuel Makandiwa and RuthEmmanuel Makandiwa They speak and demonstrate according to what they actually do.

Tell us how has been your journey in starting your business in summary has it been smooth or bumpy? If so how have you managed to survive?

Journey has been rough, not so easy. To rise comes with it’s own challenges. In Education, it’s male dominated industry and I still thrive to rise.

Have had situations where people hide or destroy your documents once they see them in these offices but such would not stop me from sending more copies until things are accomplished. I strive for results.

What’s the best business advice can you give to other people in business?

What’s the funniest which happened to you in business Learning through your silliest mistakes.

Placing myself at the level of toddlers since that’s part of my work too.

Words of wisdom We are here on earth for a purpose and God created us in our own unique identities.

Irrespective of such, we should be able to work in UNITY for a noble cause with a renewed mindset.

Know your own vision and don’t allow anyone to dictate your pace or what not to do. It’s best you try and see which option works for the growth of your business.

As we embark on our journey of change today, remember whatever you VIVIDLY imagine, ARDENTLY desire, SINCERELY believe, and ENTHUSIASTICALLY act upon, must INEVITABLY come to pass.

Grow to become a networked person. Don’t work

Be the person that shares positive energy

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and ready to bring about change in any best way possible. #WeAreTheChange.

Dr Faith Nyamukupa awards and recognation.

1. 2nd Runner Up Women in Accounting & Investment Sector 2016 - Megafest Business Awards

Award- Philanthropy Institute of Zimbabwe.

November 2016.

6. Early Childhood Development Philanthropist of the Year Award - Philanthropy Institute of Zimbabwe.

7. Pan African Humanitarian Award on Enterprise and Community Development 2016 –Anantara The Palm, Dubai 8. 2017 Tony Elumelu Foundation Entreprenuership Program Fellow. 1000 African Entreprenuers were selected out of 93 000 applications received.

She is one of the 19 entreprenuers from Zimbabwe to participate in the program this year under Education and Training.

9. Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters Degree from the International Institute of Philanthropy (IIP) 13 July 2016 10. Honorary Doctorate in Business Leadership, DBL –International Women’s University-Mauritius ( 2016) 11. Honorary Master’s Degree in Business Leadership ,MBL- International Women’s University-Mauritius ( 2016)

Megafest is a passionate advocate of women in business, celebrating their achievements, now in its 8th year, the Women’s Awards are about more than simply recognising and rewarding the courage, leadership and creativity of Zimbabwe’s most brilliant business women-they play a critical role in raising the profile of women in business.

2. Executive Director of the Year Award- Women’s Heritage Society World Organisation 3. Organisation of the Year Award- KinderCare Zimbabwe Women’s Heritage Society World Organisation (Early Childhood Development Category).

4. Brand of the Year Award – KinderCare Zimbabwe.

Women’s Heritage Society World Organisation.

5. Top Female Academic Philanthropist of the Year

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12. Featured in the Regional Magazine in April 2017 called Development Times Africa Volume 1 Issue 2 13. Featured on Ben TV UK through the Pan African Humanitarian Awards 14. Her organisation, Kindercare Zimbabwe, from the 10 African organisations voted for was selected to be featured on Kwese’ Tv through an Enterprenuership Program that was run by Dr Strive Masiyiwa. From the results, Kindercare Zimbabwe is the only organisation selected from Zimbabwe.

15. Country winner in Education and Training(Zimbabwe) : Private sector of CEO Global’s Most Influential Women in Business and Government 2017

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16. Regional (SADC NORTH) winner in Education and Training: Private sector of CEO Global’s Most Influential Women in Business and Government 2017 17. Featured in the Africa’s Most Influential Women in Business and Government Magazine SADC North 2017/2018

30. Held the first ever Annual conference and awards ceremony for Early childhood development (ECD) in Zimbabwe on 1 & 2 November 2019 empowering over 60 women.

31. 2019 TOP YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS PROGRAM NOMINATED JUDGE

18. Education and training WECA awardZimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce : 1st Runner up 2017 19. YALI (Young African Leaders Initiative) 2017 Fellow November 2017 Represented Zimbabwe under Education and Training at YALI - Southern Africa Cohort 11 and equipped to transform Africa.

20. Continental (Africa) winner in Education and Training: Private sector of CEO Global’s Most Influential Women in Business and Government (7 Nov 2017).

21. Nominee for Africa Youth of the Year 2017Africa Youth Awards. 4 December 2017 22. Nominee YALI Alumni Advisory Board 2018 -Southern Africa 31 January 2018.

23. Finalist for Women4Africa Annual Awards- UK International Woman in Education March 2018 24. Zimbabwe National Youth Awards RunnerUp -Education and Training March 2018 25. ADARA 2018 Nominee for Femaleprenuer of the Year March 2018 26. ADARA 2018 Nominee for Young Achiever Award March 2018.

27. Ladies of All Nations: International Ambassador for Zimbabwe 2018 : Appointment Monday 9 July 2018 28. 2018 Winner for Most Inspirational Woman of the Year ZIWA Awards (UK).

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29. 2018 Mentorship in Practice graduant ZNCC.

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32. Launched her organization in Botswana in June 2019 and facilitated a series of workshops in Maun, Gaborone and Francistown empowering 70 women preschool owners and educators.

Special attendance to the Gaborone workshop by Professors and Mrs Mmamiki Kamanakao,

Representative of Africa Early Childhood Network (AFECN) Botswana.

33. Organised a successful clean up campaign on 5 July 2019 in Harare for private preschools supporting the Government clean up campaign initiative in partnership with EMA under the program, “catch them young”. A total of 108 preschool children and 17 Stakeholders participated. Another Clean up campaign held successful on 7 February 2020 with over 300 preschool children.

34. Women of Excellence Awards : Education and training 24 July 2019 35. Recipient of The Order of the Hand Merit Honor which is the 2nd highest honor given to a

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civilian who has dedicated his/her life to protecting the welfare of Children in Africa at the 3rd Edition of the Pan African Child Summit and Awards on 7 September 2019 British Council , Ghana (recent)

*Chairperson of their Joint Committee (Fund Development, Operations & Strategy)

36. The New Africa Youth Business Summit & Mentorship Awards : Austrian Business School Accreditation : 19 November 2019, Nigeria

43. Participated in the Virtual launch of the Africa Communication and Information Platform (ACIP) for Health and Economic Action on Tuesday 23 June 2020 and DIFFERENT HEADS OF STATES were present. This was a great honor through a direct invitation from the UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of UNECA.

37. Finalist among entrepreneurs selected from Zimbabwe: Global Start Up Awards- Southern Africa Female Role Model of the Year. Final winners to be announced on 27-28 November, 2019, South Africa

*Member of the Finance & Audit Committee

The platform serves as a two-way information and communication platform between citizens and government but also other stakeholders. It brought together for the FIRST TIME, the major mobile network operators on the continent of Africa including MTN, Vodacom, Airtel, Safaricom and Orange. The platform will further provide the ECA, Africa CDC, Country’s National COVID-19 Taskforces, Ministries of Health, and Ministries of Finance, Economy, and Planning, and other stakeholders with analysis of live data for decision-making, monitoring and evaluation. At its peak, the platform could reach over 350-460 million devices and people.

44. Trustee for Young Achievers Trust

38. Immediate appointment 2020 Zimbabwe Australia Business Council Board member

45. EWYL Country Program Manager-mbabweđ&#x;‡żđ&#x;‡źđ&#x;‡żđ&#x;‡ź (Edoofa). India & Zimbabwe Partnerships. July 2020.

39. Nominee for the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award 2020, Scotland (3 December 2019) 40. She is now part of the National Youth program under the President’s office, Young Achievers Trust with Professor Paul Mavima as the Patron of the Youth program.

41. Community Organization of the Year Nominee and now FINALIST : All Women Achievers Awards 2020 U.K *Additional recognitions and achievements from May 2020* 42. Immediate Appointment: SOS Villages Zimbabwe Board of Directors member

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The day I will never forget.

Composition by Ryan Muzamhindo [ grade 6 pupil]

(The Professor) group up when he sensed the tenseness in the classroom , we all smiled with relief.

The bell rang again and we dashed to the ground where we hang out during breaktime. We all had different types of delicious packed food, which spread the sweet aroma everywhere when we opened our lunches to eat.

T

he sun was like a bow of fire , birds were singing harmonious songs. Flowers were blooming and there was green pastures every where .

The streets were filled with learners and facilitators going back to school. l arrived before the start time and chatted with friends , discussing about what we did during the holiday.

The bell marked the beginning of the assembly.

We dashed to the assembly point where we were ordered to stand in neat rows according to our grades .

We sang the national anthem and the Principle gave us a welcome speech to the new year and we applauded as he left the stage .

We went to our new classroom and our new facilitator promised us that we were going to work together as hard as possible and we were all geared up to learn.

Tendai one of our classmates did not have any packed lunch. Tendai’s family could not afford to give him a packed lunch therefore he only ate at home. Tendai sat sadly alone like a lost lamb and we felt pity when we looked at him, we all share our lunches with him and we all gave him a portion of our food. He was so happy and on that day he ate like a king.

We played invasion games like basketball , net ball and we all went for swimming after the games.

The day went on swiftly and the sunset gave us a sign that it was going home time, and we bid each other goodbye as we all head to our homes in different directions.

This was a day well spent, as I ran home, I could only think of holiday stories we had shared with my friends, and l laughed to myself as a woman stared at me in surprise, “are you ok son”,she asked. “Yes Ma’am Iam”, as I waved at her still laughing.

After some time our teacher wrote some challenging questions on the board and everyone started scratching their heads in total confusion.

Fortunately , the teacher quickly asked us to

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Meet our Cover Girl

Evelyn Natsai Moyo Nickname /Blog name: Natsai Brand Name: Natsai Age: 40

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Skills

Qualifications

▪️Singing

Chartered Accountant

▪️Dancing

Masters in Business Management

▪️Cooking

Degree in Accounting

▪️Songwriting

Social media Username

▪️Business Strategy ▪️Accounting and Auditing

Facebook ....... Natsai Music and Evelyn Moyo .

▪️Farming

Instagram.....Natsai Music.

▪️Networking

Twitter ..... Natsai Music ....

You Tube......Natsai Music....

Biography Tell us a bit about yourself and when you ven-

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tured into the music industry

to focus on academics instead. I started writ-

I am Evelyn Natsai Moyo, stage name Natsai.

ing and recording Gospel music in 2004 but

I was born on 29 August 1980. I am married

I was never brave enough to release it. As I

with three children, 2 boys and 1 girl. I am a

started the year 2020 I realized I was turning

member of Evangelical Lutheran Church in

40 and I still had not embarked on my music

Zimbabwe where I serve as Treasurer of the

career. God told me to fear not and start writ-

Ladies Fellowship, a member of the Praise

ing music again. I then wrote Vanokurwira

and Worship Ministry, Youth Advisory and

as I was struggling with financial pressure in

Teacher of Cat-

this Zimbabwean

echumen Class. I

economy topped

am an upcoming

by fear of Covid 19

Gospel artist with

which was gripping

my debut single

me, the nation and

Vanokurwira re-

the world at large. I

leased on YouTube

knew I couldn’t fight

on 10 July 2020. I

this battle alone.

am a Chartered

Only God can fight

Accountant by

for me. Vanokurwira

profession working

is a song of hope for

at Cardinal Char-

everyone who feels

tered Accountants.

abandoned, fearful

I have always had a

and overwhelmed by

strong passion for

whatever situation

music but because

they are faced with.

I was an academic my parents wanted me

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How did you start, what I spired you to be a musician?

I lost my mother at the tender age of 7 in a car accident. I was badly hurt in the car accident as well.

It was a traumatic experience and to get through the physical and emotional pain, my grandmother would sing hymns to me in hospital and every morning and night until I healed. I developed a close relationship with God and throughout my childhood I would write songs to God and sing them to myself. In high school I joined the choir and developed my singing there. At 23 I joined the praise and worship team and started my singing career from there onwards.

Mention Big Artists you have shared a stage with: Pastor Bonnie Janet Manyowa (as Pastor Bonnie’s backing vocalists)

Other Talents Dancing Songwriting Cooking Farming Your vision in the film and music industry ,, where do you see yourself in the next 10years.

I see myself as a an international Gospel artist in collaborations with musicians from all over the world.

Projects you have done to empower women, girls or your community I am a volunteer Member of the Zimbabwe Microfinance Trust Fund which provides microfinance to the economically active poor in both rural and urban communities in Zimbabwe. I am one of the first members of this Trust and I serve as the Treasurer of the Fund.

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Your present occupation Audit Partner at Cardinal Chartered Accountants

Words of wisdom to women in the Arts Industry and women in general.

Never compromise on excellence as your product speaks a lot about the kind of person you are. Do not do anything only for the sake of getting approval from people. You may not get that approval and it will break your heart. Instead work only for God’s approval, do your best, make sure it is excellently done and then leave it all in God’s hands. You will see how far God will take your blessed product.

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Enough , the movie such as film can be used to help people be aware of such social ills and ENOUGH aims to show that through visual means.

It is also meant to revive or re-create the necessity of films like this in society, especially with local films becoming less relevant each day, month and year in Zimbabwe, where the society has switched a huge percentage of their focus on foreign (Hollywood) movies, TV shows and such.

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NOUGH is basically a short film based on the themes of gender based violence, alcohol and drug abuse amongst other sub-themes that may come from within these two.

The film is about a man who struggles with alchohol and drug abuse, challenges that lead him being involved in domestic violence. Along the film, we get to explore what these social ills do to individuals in society, either directly or indirectly to those involved with them be it family, relatives or friends.

During the phase of the film, we get to see the man in different aspects, the normal version of him trying hard to make a living without the use of drugs and alchohol, and the other version of him being influenced by these. The film gives room to create a much bigger project as in a television series, which will enable the exploration of more character formats and the under-themes not clearly shown in this short film.

The project is meant to mostly EDUCATE people about Gender based Violence and the dangers of Alcohol and drug abuse in all forms and the possible solutions.

This short film aims to achieve this by becoming popular to not only the ordinary populace, but also to professionals who deal with such issues daily in an effort to eradicate or help those involved. Medium

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To an extent, it is also meant to search for and explore talent for film in Zimbabwe, make filmmaking be seen as attractive to produce, create a meme and ability of having to tell powerful stories that capture the hearts and minds of the population, educating each other on various so-

cial ills and opportunities.

The film is the production of 100films, Vision and Hope Foundation, Chishamiso Children Trust Care, Girlz Have Voices Filmz and Filmfarmers Studios. It was Directed by Martin Matamba and written by Martin Matamba and Tatenda Charles Munyuki. The film is now available on youtube

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Martin Matamba Nickname /Blog name Filmmaker/ Filmfarmers STUDIOUS/Filmfarmers Casting

Contacts : +263774611315 / +263718611315 Email address: filmfarmerz@gmail.com Brand Name : Filmfarmers MEDIA

Age - 38

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1. Stage Plays ▪️Love can be dangerous 1998.

▪️Chasara chii 1999 Jesus Christmas.

▪️Easter play 1999-2004.

▪️Zimbabwe 2000.

▪️The Mediator 2001.

▪️Mr Chicken 2000.

▪️Graveside speech 2004.

2. Films ▪️Evil in our midst(extra)directed by Anopa Makaka.

▪️Chituta 1999 written by Tichaona Munodawafa and directed by Martin Matamba.

Skills

▪️Immunize them 2000 written and directed by Martin Matamba.

▪️writer ▪️ actor ▪️director ▪️producer ▪️casting director ▪️ arts administrator

▪️I will survive -2000 written by Virginia Jekanyika and directed by Elton Mjanana.

▪️Chinamira 2005 directed by Martin Matamba.

Social media Username

▪️Chikichori Restaurant (Pilot)written by Virginia Jekanyika and directed by Albert Nkunzi.

Facebook _ Martin Matamba ▪️Secrets 2012 written and directed by Zuze Zuze.

Instagram: martinmatambaconcepts.

▪️It naver rains -2013.

Twitter : filmfarmers castingzw ▪️The Christerning 2014 directed by Ezekiel.E.Mutasa.

You Tube. Filmfarmers TV. ▪️Crossroads 2014 directed by Stellah January .

Biography Martin Matamba started acting doing community theatre in mbare on the 19 September , a very passionate film maker with a vision to inspire ordinary peoples lives through film and art. Having started acting in the year 1998 doing community theatre at stodart hall and Mai Musodzi

Name Film projects you have featured in, directed, written.

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▪️Mukanya 2018 directed by Siza MukweMATAMBA. ▪️Enough 2019 written by Martin MATAMBA. 3. Adverts ▪️Z.E.C 2014 ▪️Telecel 2016 ▪️Ownai 2016 ▪️Econet 2019 ▪️Cassava 2018 ▪️Ecocash Remit 2018

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▪️PSI/ Swedish Embassy 2019 ▪️Corona Virus skit 2020 4. Directed ▪️It never rains (shortfilm) 2000 ▪️Chinamira 2005 ▪️Ghetto cocktail (PILOT) 2017 ▪️Enough (shortfilm) 2020 5. Voice Overs ▪️Dai kufunga kwebenzi directed by Aaron C .Moyo ▪️Yellow dust radio serial drama directed by Walter Muparutsa ▪️Vavakidzani directed by Martin Matamba ▪️Lets sit down and talk about it directed by Walter Muparutsa.

Name Production Houses you have worked with.

1. Children’s togetherness under theatre arts (Chituta) 2. Shumiro dance Group(administration) 3.Ngorimba dance troupe(administration) Where do you see yourself in the next 10years.

In the next ten years Filmfarmers MEDIA will change the fortunes or trajectory for Zimbabwe film.

Projects you have done to empower women, girls or your community Enough is one of the projects that centres on the girl child and fights to raise awareness on Gender based violence and alcohol abuse.

Your present occupation Writer, Actor, Director and Producer full-time.

Words of wisdom to people in the film industry.

Passion drives growth.

5. Documentary Raising Dawn livestock documentary (Writer, director & producer)

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MADZIMAI CORNER Greetings, greetings Welcome to the hot Seat!

“Madzimai Corner” Romance, they say is a feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love. Now love, is a universal concept or truth which every single human being believes, African men inclusive. The major concern is do African men attach or show such a feeling of mystery and excitement “ to the love that they already believe in?

Below is feedback we got from different people on our last month topic “ Are African men romantic?”

Feedbacks (1) “Iam strongly persuaded that African men are romantic but they just don’t know how to go about it”.

M.K ( Joburg SA) (2) “African women should be more realistic when it comes to the issue of romance instead of comparing the romance they see in tele- novellas and movies. They should also focus on building that romance they want in their relationships”.

S.B (Karoi Zim)

The hard thing I have seen in African people is the ability to admit that they don’t know and can learn. Being romantic is not something you are born with but you can learn and develop it.

X.L (Germany) (7) Some African men may have lived in hostile homes where women didn’t need to be shown public affection by their husband. The lack of a role model in the home could also be a negative factor which triggered this.

R.R (Harare) (8) If a man did not witness his father holding his mother’s hand in public or kissing on the lips, they are likely to repeat the same behavior. You will hear statements like, ‘my father never kissed my mother, it is uncultured , how can you do such a thing?’

B.B (Harare) (9) This might surprise you but a lot of African married men do not have experience in dealing with women. It could have been his first girlfriend, and nobody taught him how to treat a women. You will see this pattern a lot because they will say things like ‘I don’t know how to do that, I have never had a wife before”.

T.M (Pretoria SA)

( 3) African man concentrate more on building homes for their wives and children thereby providing a long term protection instead of buying gifts for their women”.

D.V (Masvingo) (4) African men mostly grew up seeing their mothers being controlled by their fathers and also treated with much more importance in the area of education more than women. So the ‘Man- of- house’ mantra or should I say dogma is something the African man is grappling with in the 21st century when the African woman has become aware and needs romance in her love life”.

T.B (Zambia) (5) “Women tend to view romance as a state of being, while men tend to look at it more as a sequence of specific actions. Women share their emotions with greater ease”.

G. H (Hwange) (6)

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Thank you for your feedbacks, keep them coming, we believe that someone somewhere is being enlightened, educated, inspired and motivated.

I believe romance is built, not earned. A long lasting, peaceful and understanding relationship is the most romantic in my view as an African.

Let us collaborate and build one.

Our next month “HOT TOPIC” is “What turns a woman on?”

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Myths and misconception about women’s health MYTH= BRAS CAUSE BREAST CANCER? Article by Doc JEMEDZE

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omeone might have told you that wearing a bra especially at bed time cause breast cancer?

I have good news for you: Wearing a bra does not cause breast cancer. So, what can you do to lower your chances of getting breast cancer?

Stay a healthy weight and avoid alcohol. Women who are obese or drink a lot of alcohol have a higher chance of developing breast cancer.

Routine self-breast examination helps in early detection of breast lumps and treatment can be started early.

Getting a mammogram every year after you turn 45 is a proven way to detect breast cancer early and stop it from spreading.

Myth- There’s nothing I can do to prevent cancer.

Fact- Luckily, having a healthy lifestyle and getting regular cancer screenings can help prevent some of the most common types of cancer. For example, Pap smears /VIAC and colonoscopies help doctors find and remove pre-cancerous cells in your cervix and colon—two very common types of cancer.

How can I prevent cancer?

Keeping off extra weight can help prevent cancer. Pap smears/VIAC from the age of 25 years or within 3 years of onset of sexual debut. Stay at a healthy weight and have regular cancer screenings to lower your chance of developing cancer.

You should also get a Pap smear every three years if you’re between 21 and 29 years old. If you’re between 30 and 64-years-old, you should get a Pap smear every five years combined with a test for human papillomavirus (HPV), which is a type of disease you can get from having sex.

Myths about contraception Myth: If a man withdraws before ejaculation you won’t become pregnant Fact: This so-called ‘withdrawal method’ is not an effective method of contraception. This is because it’s still possible for sperm to be present at the tip of the penis before ejaculation, which can result in a pregnancy.

Myth: You can’t get pregnant if you have sex during your period Fact: Despite many women believing this is a ‘safe’ time to have sex without the risk of getting pregnant, it may not be. Ovulation can take place earlier than expected. Also, as sperm may live in a woman’s body for some days it may be possible to conceive several days after unprotected sex if you ovulate early.

Myth: Long-term use of contraceptive can make it harder to get pregnant Fact: Once women stop using contraception their periods and fertility will usually soon return to what is normal for them.

Exceptions include:

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• The Depo-Provera- it can take up to 12-18 months for the hormones to leave your body and for your fertility to be fully restored hence not advisable for first time mothers of those who do not have kids.

• bilateral tubal ligation which is intended to be permanent.

Myth: Taking brown family planning pills will cause one to bleed or have a miscarriage.

Fact: When taking combined oral contraceptive (white and brown). White pills are the active pills (contain hormones) and the brown pills are not active (contain iron). So, when one stops taking the active pills, they experience withdrawal bleeding which is meant to coincide with the brown iron tablets to supplement the blood loss and as a placebo to serve as a reminder as to when to restart the next packet. Since its only iron in brown pills it will not cause a miscarriage.

Myth: You can’t get pregnant if you are breastfeeding Fact: Many unplanned pregnancies happen in the first few months after childbirth.

Breastfeeding exclusively (without supplementing with formula or food) can stop you from ovulating, but even though there’s a dip in your fertility at this time, breastfeeding is not a reliable contraception method - it’s much safer to arrange other forms of contraception after giving birth.

MYTHS ABOUT CONCEPTION Myth: I think I have until 40 to get pregnant after all menopause average age is 51 years.

Fact: According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, by age 40, a woman’s chances of getting pregnant are less than five percent per cycle. There are many factors which include alcohol intake, smoking, and caffeine consumption, as well as conditions such as endometriosis and polycystic ovary syndrome—that affect your fertility. Therefore, making any decisions on your life based on when your sisters conceived may not be wise. If you want to see how your fertility is faring, talk to your doctor, not your mom.

MYTH :- Only have sex when you ovulate on Day 14.

Being early is always good—especially when you’re trying to get pregnant. Start having sex a few days before ovulation (Day 11). Sperms are pretty patient and determined, and the winning dude will hang out in your cervix for 72 hours to be ready for the descending egg. If you wait until your basal temperature is elevated, you will have already ovulated and may have missed the window—an egg only survives for 18 to 48 hours after being released. Find out when you’re ovulating by using a cycle tracker or calculator or by keeping a calendar.

MYTHS ABOUT SEX Myth: I’m Not Interested in Sex. Something Must Be Wrong with Me. Having a low sex drive, sometimes called hypoactive sexual desire, affects many women. Hormone changes and stress can affect how often (and if) you want to have sex. But the truth is, there’s “right” amount of sex you should be having. If you want to be in the mood more often, a doctor can help you determine if medications or lifestyle changes can boost your desire.

Myth: If I Don’t Have Any Symptoms, I Must Not Have a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI).

Many sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including gonorrhoea and HPV can have no symptoms. Three in four women will have no symptoms for chlamydia. If you’ve had unprotected sex, the best thing you can do is get yourself tested for STIs—even if you don’t think you have one. Women’s Health Services offers confidential testing for sexually transmitted infections.

Know the Facts There you have it: Some of the top women’s health myths, debunked. Being your healthiest you are not so hard. Eat well, exercise, don’t smoke, and be sure to get regular cancer screenings.

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BEAUTY PRODUCTS PROUDLY ZIMBABWEAN

How do you commemorate the month?

I took time to appreciate all the women in Zimbabwe (our mothers, sisters, friends) and I gave special attention to my distributors and clients. I personally visited them to show my appreciation for the support

Sammantha Chikerema- Flossies Secrets CEO

Flossies Secrets

Flossies Secrets products are tailor made to appreciate the beauty of women and to ensure the modern women always looks her best.

As Flossie’s Secrets we celebrate Women’ s Month as we know that as women we have a lot of burdens on our shoulders, balancing work,

they give my organization.

school , children and home chores is not an

As a woman do you empower other women?

easy task, therefore August is a month that is

I have created employment for a number of

special to us as Flossies and as women.

women who have joined in as distributors

What is the importance of Women’s Month?

for my organization and I have also equi-

1. To ensure that society gives particular at-

ped them with free marketing lessons and

tention to women .

skills which they can use when selling.

2. We get to appreciate the roles women play in My vision is to run a small Charity organization and sponsor underprivileged girls with

our society.

3. We get to honour all the women’s numerous

education (school books and paying their fees).

roles they play in their families and in societies.

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Ambassador’s gallery

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Covid-19 Explained Article by Doctor MTC Critical Care Consultant United Kingdom

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OVID-19 is the disease caused by Se-

countries are being affected more than

vere Acute Respiratory Syndrome Co-

others as shown below.T his difference

rona virus-2 (SARS-Cov-2) that was first re-

has largely been attributed to the way

ported in Wuhan City in China in December

different governments have dealt with the

2019. The World Health

pandemic. Countries

Organisation(WHO)

that have instituted

named the disease

strict control mea-

caused by SARS-Cov-2

sures of quarantine,

COVID-19, reflect-

lockdown, test and

ing the year it started

trace contacts seem to

(2019). WHO declared

have fared well in this

the disease a pandemic

pandemic. Currently

(meaning its affecting

there is no sign that

the whole world) on

the disease will disap-

11March 2020. The dis-

pear soon, There is no

ease itself has spread

vaccine and no defini-

throughout the world

tive cure yet.

like a wild fire.

T

What are the Symptoms?

he virus does not discriminate anyone on the basis of co-

The symptoms vary from person to per-

lour, age, gender, religion, climate, nation,

son, depending on your individual fac-

education, profession, or wealth. As of today

tors, for example your current health,

(15/08/2020) about 21.5million people are

medications you are taking, nutritional

recorded as having been positive for SARS-

state, and also your genetic constitution.

Cov-2 worldwide, with an associated death

More than 80% of people who get infected

of more than 765 thousand people. Some

will have minor signs and symptoms.

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Children and young people tend to have mild disease and rarely require hospitalisation.

In Severe Disease:

However if they have some underlying health

Above signs and symptoms + shortness

problems they end up with COVID-19 requir-

of breath, difficulty in breathing, fast

ing hospital admission. The over 65’s gener-

respiratory rate, blue lips/tongue (lack of

ally, tend to have some other chronic health

enough oxygen)

problems and they get the severe form of the disease.

The following are common signs and symptoms:

Common: Fever

These signs and symptoms develop grad-

Cough(dry)

ually from the time of infection. Therefore

Muscle pains & Tiredness

exposure may happen 3 to 5days before one realises that they have been infected

Less common:

, making it difficult to trace from who the

headache

infection came.

Loss of sense of smell and taste (anosmia, ageusia)

Next Episode we will discuss how to prevent

Nasal congestion

catching Corona virus and what to do if

Conjunctivitis

symptoms occur.

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HERBS

Article by Precious Mwakurudza PAWPAW TREE ( Papaya)

BENEFITS 1) Treatment of Ulcers Take 4 raw pawpaw fruits,cut them into pieces,put them into 5 ltr water container, let them ferment for 3 days ,on the 4th day sieve the fruits from the water and start drinking it before meals,a cup 3 times a day 2) Treatment of Highblood pressure and Insomnia ( lack of sleep) Take 2 pawpaw leaves,a cup of water boil and drink at night before going to bed.

3) Treatment of Jaundice ( yellow) It relieves the symptoms of Jaundice take the tree bark boil and drink.

4) Roundworms, Pinworms Getting rid of worms.

Hello Everyone!

We meet once again.

Today we are going to talk about Paw Paw tree and it’s benefits to our health.

We have different kinds of fruit trees in our yards but most of the time we do not know their other benefits beside eating their fruits.

Allow me to enlighten you more on other healthy benefits we get from Paw paw trees.

Take 4 to 8 grams of fresh latex for children and double for adults.

That’s all for today folks , I encourage you to plant fruit trees in your yards as they are very helpful and also boost our immune system.

Our next topic will be about Avocado tree. mwakurudzaprecious@gmail.com

Paw paw contains dietry fibre, folate, vitamin A, C and E as well as amounts of Calcium, iron riboflavin thiamine and niacin and is very rich in antioxidant nutrients flavonoids and carotenes. It is also used in the manufacturing of several cosmetic, skin, and beauty products as well as certain chewing gums.

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Its NEVER TOO LATE TOO EARLY OR TOO LATE to work towards the healthiest you

Article by Summer Rose United kingdom It’s important to take care of our bodies because it’s the only place we have to live in It has been proven that there is a wealth of things that parents can pass on to their children. Among these things there are two items that can be easily ignored or overlooked. These are a healthy diet and exercise.

Children can adapt good habits if they start early. They need to be educated about the importance of a balanced healthy diet and the need to keep their bodies fit. Parents can be the best role models to their children.

Involving our children in preparing healthy meals, reading labels on food items and exercising together is invaluable.

There is no better time than now to start living healthy by eating better, regular exercise, positive thinking and feeling good.

When it comes to heathy eating the saying “you are what you eat” is very important and is sometimes underrated. Many a time we tend to prefer fried foods. Yes, fried foods taste good but they are loaded with oils. Sometimes this oil is reused, and this oil becomes poisonous as it changes its colour through heating and the chemical composition changes (Perumalla Venkata and Subramanyam, 2016). Boiling, baking or steaming food can be better options.

In many cases people tend to shy away from whole foods and go for processed refined whiter foods. Whole foods are heathier as they are higher in fibre and other nutrients (vitamins and minerals) for example our staple food sadza. If it is cooked from refined processed mealie meal, the fibre and nutritious germ have been removed. ¬¬¬A healthy balance diet consists of whole foods, fruits, vegetables, carbohydrates, healthy fats such as nuts and seeds, milk and dairy products. Healthy lifestyle can be summed up by the healthy eating pyramid put together by the department of nutrition, Harvard school of public health.

The world health organisation classifies processed meats as class 1 carcinogens in the same class a tobacco, asbestos and pluto-

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nium. Red meat is classified as a group 2 carcinogen. Evidence from studies has shown a correlation between the amount of red and processed red meat consumed and an increased risk of certain cancers namely bowel cancer. Hence, it is highly advisable to reduce the consumption of these food groups as much as possible (Bouvard et al., 2015).

Therefore, it is important to start making positive changes to benefit your health as soon as possible, use what you have available to you and do what you can within your physical limits. Remember your body keeps an accurate journal regardless of what you write down.

By Summer Rose References: • Bouvard, V., Loomis, D., Guyton, K., Grosse, Y., Ghissassi, F., Benbrahim-Tallaa, L., Guha, N., Mattock, H. and Straif, K., 2015. Carcinogenicity of consumption of red and processed meat. The Lancet Oncology, 16(16), pp.1599-1600.

• Perumalla Venkata, R. and Subramanyam, R., 2016. Evaluation of the deleterious health effects of consumption of repeatedly heated vegetable oil. Toxicology Reports, 3, pp.636-643.

• Skerrett, P. and Willett, W., 2008. Healthy Eating Pyramid. [online] The Nutrition Source. Available at: <https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/healthy-eating-pyramid/> [Accessed 21 August 2020].

Recommended reading and viewing • What the health by Kip Anderson (Documentary) • https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/eat-well/eight-tips-for-healthy-eating/ (Website)

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Elizabeth Majongwe Nickname /Blog name Queen lizzy Contacts: 0772709084 Email address: elizabethmajongwe@gmail.com Brand Name Maduve Age - 49

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Skills ▪️dancing ▪️ acting ▪️Public Relations

Unspoken truth by Vincent Sekenya Estate Blues by Admire Maramba A sitcom by Karen Dirorimwe.

Social media Username The Creation by MelginTafirenyika Facebook elizabeth majongwe Instagram elizabethmajongwe Biography Tell us a bit about yourself and when you ventured into film industry.

I am a widow and mother of 3 I’m a business woman I ventured into the film industry 3years ago How did you start, what I spired you to be an actor/ actress?

I’ve always had an outgoing personality growing up and acting just enhances that quality. I’ve always wanted to show case my talent and be on television.

Name the Films you have featured in: Pedyo kure by Aaron Chiunduramoyo

Your vision,,, where do you see yourself in the next 10 years I would love to register an organization that empowers widows.

Projects you have done to empower women, girls or your community?.

I’ve only been able to lend vendors in my neighborhood money to boost their small businesses without charging interest on return.

Your present occupation Actress and business woman Words of wisdom to women in the same industry and women in general?.

Don’t depend on other people as a pillar of strength always be your own person.

Boundaries within by Bridget Paradza

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ARTS AND CULTURE African Tribes

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Arts and Culture

ing” is the motto of Mursi men who in fact are all warriors.

Mursi Tribe - Ethopia

Why do Mursi wear lip plates?

Mursi women are famous for their wooden lip plates- a symbol of beauty and identity. A girl’s lower lip is cut (sometimes by her mother) when she reaches 15 or 16 years, and held open by a sodden plug untill it heals, unmarried girls, especially those with large labrets,might wear them whenever they are in public.

Besides researching about neighbouring countries’ cultures for fun and learning purposes, it is always wise to understand cultures for neighbouring countries or countries you wish to visit in the future so that when you finally visit the countries you know exactly what kind of people they are, their behaviours and character etc.

This month we dig deep into the Mursi Tribe from Ethiopia.

Occasionally lip plates are worn to a dance by unmarried women, and increasingly they are worn to attract tourists tourists in order to earn extra money.

Ceremonies Ceremonial duelling (thagine), a form of ritualised male violence, is highly valued and popular activity of Mursi men, especially unmarried men, and a key marker of Mursi Identity. Age sets are important political feature, where men are formed into named ‘ age sets’ and pass through a number of “age grades” during the course of their lives, married women have the same age grade status as their husbands.

The Mursi (or Mun as they refer to themselves) are Surmic ethnic group in Ethiopia. They principally reside in the Devin OmoTone of the Southern Nations , close to the border of South Sudan.

The Mursi tribe speak the Mursi language as a mother tongue.

The religion of Mursi is classified as Animism although some Mursi have adopted Christianity. There are serving mission station in the northeastern corner of Mursiland, which provides education, basic medical care and instruction in Christianity.

The Mursi and ergo various rites of passage, educational or displinarx processes. Lip plated are a well known aspect of the Mursi and Surma, who are probably the last groups in Africa amongst whom it is still thenormfor women to wear pottery, wooden discs or plates in their lower lip How old is Mutsi Tribe?

Mursi history dates somewhere between 150 to 200 years ago and is the product of various nomadic groups.

Is the Mursi tribe dangerous?

One of the most unusual, most aggressive tribe in the world is tribe Mursi living in a hard region of Ethiopia. “It’s better to die than live without kill-

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Viannah Nhamburo Nickname /Blog name: Mamoe Brand Name: MamoeVee Age: 26

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Skills

was ready to record my first song.

▪️Singing ▪️Playing mbira (gwenyambirakadzi) ▪️ acting ▪️confectioner ▪️ Cooking (chef) ▪️hairdresser ▪️ dressmaker

Mention Big Artists you have shared a stage with: So far none but looking forward to share a stage with big artists soon.

Qualifications ▪️A Level certificate in computer operations packages ▪️Certificate in baking and confectionary Social media Username Facebook MamoeVee music You Tube MamoeVee the cultured

Biography

Mamoe is a lady aged 26, born in a family of 4 girls and she is the second born.

Growing up in a girls family made her strong as she knew she had no brother to fight for her

Your vision in the film and music industry ,, where do you see yourself in the next 10years Owning my own record label.

Your present occupation Self employed (Currently running a small clothing business).

Words of wisdom to women in the Arts Industry and women in general.

There is a shona proverb which says “musha mukadzi”, so never look down upon yourselves, you can do it and the sky is the limit.

Always remember the society needs you, the country needs you as well as the world.

Mamoe loved music from a tender age and felt she could be one of big artist in the future.

In 2017 she finally ventured into music industry with her first track titled GOMARARA(cancer) Currently she has 6 single tracks to her name and they are there all on Youtube.

How did you start, what I spired you to be a musician?

I believe i was born a musician as i started singing when i was young at school and at church.

Watching other female musicians on TV inspired me to take my talent to the next level and I started rehearsing on my own untill I

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Esperanza Delights

with Chef Tari

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hef Tari is a professional Caterer who works with experienced, passionate Qualified Chefs, trained to serve and cater for all cuisines bringing out the best in local flavours.

At Esperanza Delights, we strive to provide every client with innovative, quality and commitment to excellent service. We take the responsibility to plan unique and satisfying menus that meet and excel client expectations.

We are confident in our services because our team is well schooled in Food Safety, Hygiene and Sanitation practices. Which in turn gives quality assurance to our guests that they will get Fine dining experience.

We have what it takes to succeed in a highly peopleoriented environment. Our service will attest to our knowledge of food trends and the ability to think outside the box having a creative mind to get things done.

We bring forth an in-depth knowledge of flavours and food relationships, resulting in mouth watering dishes and attractive menus.

The Esperanza Team strives to give our guests a great experience yet with a peaceful mind. We effectively manage our clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; budget, provide them with detailed expense reports. We hold meetings with

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our clients and work to understand their vision and desire of events.

Great Team Work Great Time Keepers We Cover Outdoor Catering, Private Functions, Cooperate Events, Weddings, Parties, Fine Dining, Cocktails, Barbeque, Packed Lunches â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Dining, Private Clients, Cultural Institutions.

Whatsapp: +263771863339 Instagram: Chef Tari Facebook: Chef Tarie Twitter: @TariChef Email: cheftarirejoice@gmail.com

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teens and young adults mini MAGAZINE

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August 2020

Vicious YOUNG ADULTS Col lections TEENS AND

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Teens and Young Adult Mini Mag 1. Cover Page 2. Content Page.

03.Meet Audrey Ndlovu Teens Model of the Month 04. Fashion Remix by Audrey 05. Women and sports today 07. High School and College Dating by Ityarah 08. The Game Changer - Mike Mutizwa.

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Skills • Fashion Stylist • Wardrobe Organizer • Make up Artist • Fashion Modeling • Fashion Creative

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• Understand your body and personality

Fashion Remix Season 1

by DREYAH

• Be critical of your wardrobe • Know what colours inspire you and not down the styles that inspire you.

• Make sure you buy outfits that fits you.

Defining Style

Make sure your Style is Extra special by adding on accessories.

Get Ready with me As a person who personally has studied her own style finding an Outfit can be easy by just staring at my closet but also, it can be frustrating because you would want your style to be better than yesterday’s. As a teenager, my own style is one that attracts and inspires the youth.

I’m more into wearing baggy clothes, ripped jeans, crop tops, sporty clothes from brands like Nike and any trendy clothes that are of my liking.

Before grabbing an outfit to wear, you gotta

My favourite shoes are sneakers.

know your style.

Style is not only knowing who you are but it is also knowing who you want to potray.

Below are the steps for finding/defining your style

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Make a date with me (DREYAH) next month as I take you through steps to a Perfect Day look.

“What comes first, makeup or dressing up?

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rom humble begins as playing basketball as soon as grade 5 in 2009 at Houghton park primary school to playing basketball on the junior nba stage in Orlando in 2018. Melissa Mwanza is living her childhood dream of playing basketball professionally in the USA. Her story began in 2009 playing Basketball for Houghton Park Primary School, then 2015-2016 playing for Chishawasha Mission. It is at Chishawasha that she started receiving recognition for her talent.

Melissa says “she won medals and trophies in interschools and provincial competitions. These achievements are what continue to push me to achieve more”.

In 2017 she joined Harare Girls High and went ahead to represent the school in inter-school competition and provincial competitions. She attributed her success to her speed. She says “I am good at sprinting and this always give me an advantage when I play”.

She went on to say “I attribute my success to Greenstars Academy for girls. While playing for them I was selected to play in South Africa in Mafikeng for Ball in Motion camps. There I was further selected to play in the Girls Lead Camps for basketball that was organized by the USA Embassy in Zimbabwe. We got coached by international coaches from top teams and Universities from the USA”.

This the spring board of her career leading her to represent Zimbabwe in Junior NBA tournament in Orlando USA 2018. But that is not her only success in 2017 she was identified by the NBA Africa as potential Basketball star. She was also picked as the second best player in the Africa and Middle East Team in 2018.

She is now proudly expected to attended Putnam Science Academy in USA on a multi-scholarship. She says “ I am glad in the opportunity not just for my basketball potential, but also for my academic profession”.

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HIGH SCHOOL AND

8. Set Some Study Goals. Setting goals is important because they keep you motivated and help you not to lose track.

COLLEGE DATING EPISODE 1

1) Make a schedule.

Compiled By ITYARAH

Depending on your level of schedule obsession, this suggestion could seem completely obvious to you, but it’s helpful, write down your schedule and his, if you know it.

Plan out how much time you will need to do your work and then schedule him on around it. If you have a schedule written down, it’s a lot easier to stick with it.

2) Study together in public.

3) Make a “meal time” a “ together time.

Having a partner in school can sometimes distract you from your school work............ If you want, you can even study with your boyfriend, so long as you set boundaries for your study sessions.

Balancing your romantic life with your school does not need to be difficult, as long as your boyfriend knows what to expect.

Have lunch together and spend some time together , having a conversation during meal time can be fun.

Just make sure you separate again after when the meal is over! Discipline is the key.

4) Sorry girls but someone has to say it. In the battle of books vs boyfriend, the books have to win.

How to

concentrate on Studies when in love.

1. Set and actualize your academic goals.

2. Tell him or her from onset.

3. Don’t be so emotional.

4. Know God. 5. Believe you can and encourage yourself.

6. Understand your needs.

7. Time management.

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THE GAME CHANGER L A ST ‘ M I K E ’ MU TIZ WA Necessity is a mother of all invention not excapism while other youth are resorting to drugs, armed robbery and just lying idle at home, necessity has made 25 year old Last ‘Mike’ Mutizwa to invert a profession in furniture manufacturing.

“Mike”, as people call him ventured into furniture manufacturing business in 2017 and is a proud owner of Mike furniture Company situated in Caledonia Industry along High Glen Road that employees a number of youth of his age and older.

Mike believes that youth needs to change their mindsets and stop looking for jobs and start their own comp anies instead.Mike Furniture manufactures top quality, classy, unique furniture to suit customers desires. A number of individuals, companies, hotels and lodges b uys furniture from him because of his classy works.

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Mike furniture specia lises in manufacturing cou ches of different shapes and size s.

The Company also do refurbishing of all types of old furniture, in addition they also do, fitted, kitchen cupboards, wardrobes, kitchen units, office desks and any type of furniture.

Besides being efficient, realiable, affordable, Mike

F urniture c ompany o ffe r s de li v e ry syste m to customers around Zimbabwe .

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B i ography Last Mike Mutizwa is a young man aged 25 who was born in a family of 8 (5 boys and 3 girls) and he is the 7th born.

Mike developed an interest in making couches during school holidays. He would go to industries near his hood and look around for designs and also do part-time furniture manufacturing.

A l e v e l h is pa ren ts f a iled to rai se money f or him to go to U nive rsity a nd he got a job as a junior f ur niture m a king assist ant a t his uncle a nd b ro t he râ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s com pa ny. Mike l at e r d e cided to venture ful l y i nt o f ur niture m a nufact uri ng a nd regis tered his o wn C o m pa ny in 2017 a nd has b e e n oper a ting s ince t he n. Ha veB eca us e of Mikeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s go o d ma r keting s kills a nd go o d P R , cla s s y , qua lity and unique des igns , Mike has captured hea r ts of m a ny cust o me rs a nd is gettinm ore re fe rral s .

Vi si o n Mike is a im ing to be t h e bes t qua lity, cla s s y, un i q u e f ur niture s upplier, loca lly, regiona lly a nd inter na tiona lly.

When he pas s ed h is

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Marvell Mhlanga Nickname /Blog name : Mavesto Brand Name : Mavesto Profession: Artist & designer www.viciouscollections.co.zw

Skills

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â&#x2013;Şď¸?hyperrealist and surrealist â&#x2013;Şď¸?pencil artist

on a large scale, using a graphite on paper

â&#x2013;Şď¸?abstract artist

or board. My subject matter is collected

â&#x2013;Şď¸?digital artist

from images that inspire me and objects i

â&#x2013;Şď¸?animation artist

encounter in my daily experience. Some-

â&#x2013;Şď¸? comic artist

times i can work up to 2 months on one

â&#x2013;Şď¸?still VFX artist

drawing, and the works are done in graph-

â&#x2013;Şď¸?character designer

ite pencil. Only pencil!

â&#x2013;Şď¸?photographer â&#x2013;Şď¸?taylor

What inspired you to be an artist

â&#x2013;Şď¸?illustrator

,how you started?

Social media Username

What inspired me đ&#x;¤&#x201D;? Uhmmm... well to me,

Facebook @Mavesto

art is something that came off naturally,

Instagram @Mavesto_art

coz when i was growing up i was more in-

Twitter @Mavesto

terested in fixing things and making them

ArtStation @Mavesto

look beautiful, be it broken, ugly or obliter-

DeviantArt @Mavesto

ated, so i think what inspired my art is the love of making beautiful things. With that

Biography:

said, i started off making commissioned

I was Born on the 2nd of December in Bula-

portrait drawings of those who had seen

wayo, raised in the beautiful town of Pumula

some of my previous personal drawings

and i later moved to Kingsdale where I have

(which is what i still do even today). And

lived and worked for most of my life so far.

before i even knew it the â&#x20AC;&#x153;wordâ&#x20AC;? that i do beautiful portraits had already traveled far

I am entirely self taught, My unique photo

than i ever imagined (across boarders and

realistic-surrealist works are usually created

continents) ... so then i thought to myself

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*’why not use my art for activism’*, like to

the art industry I’ve evolved in ways i can

speak for the speechless *”cause not using your art for activism is like making beautiful things without purpose”* so i use my art as a form of shoe shifting- putting people in my shoes and also for people to put themselves in the shoes of others.

not imagine...so i see my self very far in terms of art growth .

Your present occupation .

Artist and a Taylor

Your words of encouragement to Artists out there

Your vision in the Arts industry ,,

“DON’T BE AFRAID TO SEND AN EMAIL,

where do I see yourself in the next

PICK UP THE PHONE, GET YOUR FOOT

10years.

To me art is not all about drawing and painting but to me; art is your mindset’, ”how you

IN THE DOOR AND MAKE YOURSELF KNOWN. PRESENTATION IS HALF THE BATTLE, PEOPLE WANT

think!! Just like a

TO WORK WITH PEOPLE

sculpture, when

THEY GET ALONG WITH

everyone is seeing

WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

a useless stone or

SO, IF YOUR WORK IS

tree log, an artist

AS GOOD AS THE NEXT

sees a great beauti-

PERSON, BUT YOU CON-

ful work of art or statue. And with that said, me, i don’t follow a certain lane of art like many artist do nowadays but i always find new ways of developing my art now and then. So Its really hard for

NECTED WITH THEM IN THE RIGHT WAY, THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO HIRE YOU, WORK WITH YOU OR EVEN SIGN YOU UP.

me to tell u where i see my my self in next 10 years, coz so far in the few years I’ve entered

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The winner for last month’s POSTURE. Full Name Tarisai Mushangwe Nickname : Manisha Age:30 Skills

Biography I always watched fashion shows and beauty pageants on Tv. I got most of my inspiration from Tyra Banks show (America’s Top Model) I admired Tyra’s style and presentation and I got motivated to venture into modelling industry.

My vision I can see myself at the international level networking with some of the top international models.

Occupation student at ZOU(development studies) Freelance actress Words of encouragement.

Put God first in everything you want to achieve. Dont let anyone pull you down

modelling ,Acting ,Wadrobe , Makeup Writing Social media username Facebook: Tarisai Manisha Mushangwe Instagram :Tarisai Manisha Mushangwe Twitter: Tarisai Manisha Mushangwe

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always keep your head up. I know some people have a tendency of speaking negatively regarding models , some say models are prostitutes, some say it’s not a career a person can persue, but I encourage anyone in the modelling business to never give up.

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Patience Modzongabaya : Buher Patience Mudzongabaya :Buhera

sharon Chada :Pretoria

YOUTH FANS PAGE

Dennis Du-trout Kagonye :Harare

Clive Kakora :Harare

Ropahfadzo Kiseyn Kanyama :Bulawayo

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