“Tosvika chete” is a Shona phrase that roughly translates to “we will get there” or “we will eventually arrive.”
It’s an expression of determination and perseverance, suggesting that the goal will be reached despite challenges or obstacles. It can also encourage someone to keep going and not give up.
The phrase gained popularity in Zimbabwe through a song of the same name by the artist Saintfloew.
This saying means that even when many things seem to change dramatically, many things stay the same. Let’s examine how this idea manifests in history, technology, culture, and everyday life. Things Have Always Been Changing Change is a constant throughout history. If we think about human history, it looks like nothing but change. People have…
A wishlist is a list of things you want. People make wishlists for all kinds of reasons. Some people make wishlists of gifts they hope to get for their birthday or a holiday. Other people make wishlists of stuff they want to buy someday when they have enough money. You can make a wishlist about…
Zimbabwe has some safety challenges, but it isn’t as dangerous as many people think. The country deals with problems like petty theft in cities and occasional scams targeting tourists. However, most visitors have safe trips when they take basic safety steps. Common Safety Issues Street Crime Pickpocketing occurs in busy areas of Harare and Bulawayo….
Protective custody is when prisons separate some inmates from the general population to keep them safe. The inmates in protective custody are at risk of attack, exploitation, or worse, from other inmates. Prison officials put them in separate housing areas to prevent this. Why Some Inmates Need Protection Certain types of inmates face more danger…
Zimbabwe faces many problems with free speech today. People cannot say what they think without fear. The government stops citizens from talking freely about politics. News reporters receive threats when they write stories about corruption. Police arrest citizens who speak against the government. Social media users face jail time for their posts. The law exists…
The political climate of post-colonial Africa has witnessed the rise of numerous movements that have endeavored to shape the destiny of nations long oppressed by imperialism. Among these fervent entities, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) emerges as a formidable force, embodying the aspirations of a proud and resilient people. Rooted in the soil of Zimbabwe’s struggle for…
