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Understanding gifted children -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Understanding gifted children -Newsday Zimbabwe

Research has it that gifted people die early because of stress and loneliness triggered by society’s little understanding of them.

Understanding gifted children - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Understanding gifted children - The Zimbabwe Independent

Research has it that gifted people die early because of stress and loneliness triggered by society’s little understanding of them.

Did Chamisa sacrifice Sikhala to throw away the elections? - Vimarsana News

Did Chamisa sacrifice Sikhala to throw away the elections?

Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has been adamant that he is winning the elections this Wednesday. "We can't lose, we will not accept fake things. Victory is ours. We will win this election. Anything that is announced outside our victory is a lie, it’s fiction," he was quoted as saying recently. But whispers

What does Chamisa stand for? - Vimarsana News

What does Chamisa stand for?

Nelson Chamisa, 45, is a political crowd pleaser. Back in the 1990s, he captivated students at Zimbabwe’s higher education institutions; today, he’s vying for the presidency of the country. That’s no small task; he’s looking to unseat incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa, leader of the well entrenched, autocratic ZANU-PF. Chalton Hwende first met the Citizens Coalition for…

Friends remember Learnmore Jongwe -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Friends remember Learnmore Jongwe -Newsday Zimbabwe

<p>FRIENDS of the late united MDC spokesperson Learnmore Jongwe, who died in remand prison l 11 years ago, will today commemorate his life in South Africa</p>