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Savanna HTC is deeply honoured to have contributed to the feasibility study that helped shape the vision behind the new visitor centre at GZ. We are proud to have been part of a collective effort that laid the foundation for this milestone achievement, working closely with NMMZ

Today marks a powerful moment in our shared African history. The return of the Zimbabwe Soapstone Bird from Great Zimbabwe, along with ancestral human remains, is more than repatriationit is the restoration of identity, dignity, and memory.#Repatriation #AfricanHeritage #Cultural

Lord, you are so good to me. All through life you've cared for me. Taught my heart to trust in you and follow, unafraid.Through the years you've sheltered me,Been my soul's security. Guided every step I've taken, held when I strayed. Through the sunshine, through the storm.

@mesagiya Well-done looking forward to unpacking the powerful gem of wisdom

I'm excited to share my recent publication: tandfonline.com/eprint/PBNV3PX…

Easter reminds us of fresh hope, renewed joy, and new beginnings. Wishing you a truly blessed and spirit-filled Easter weekend @city_corps @GrtHreSingers #Ransomed #Healed #Restored #Forgiven

@mesagiya Interesting. Will definitely dig in

Demonstrably sustainable technics: Endangered material knowledge and paradoxical resilience - Geoffrey Hobbis, Renas Babakir, Laurence Douny, Stephanie Ketterer, Maria Luisa Lucas, Kristen Pearson, Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya, Camila Laux Kern, 2026 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Archaeological evidence of historical grain storage practices can offer valuable insights for developing climate-resilient agriculture and strengthening food security today.

This systems adapted to specific environments & functioned within the broader socio-economic & agroecological contexts of their time, particularly in terms of storage efficiency, risk management, surplus preservation & community resilience in the face of environmental variability

By integrating archaeological surveys, detailed documentation of storage structures, analysis of material culture, oral histories from local communities, and environmental data, it becomes possible to reconstruct past storage technologies.

Archaeological evidence of historical grain storage practices can offer valuable insights for developing climate-resilient agriculture and strengthening food security today.

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I’m truly grateful for the opportunity to attend the New Bantu Mosaics Project workshop held at the Museum of Human Sciences. It was an enriching experience to engage with such groundbreaking research led by Prof Chirikure, which is reshaping our understanding of Africa’s past

Absolutely loving my new pair of spectacles! 👓A big thank you to Optical Frames for the exceptional service from the thorough eye test to helping me find the perfect frames, the experience was truly world-class. Your vision is worth it!

Grateful for the opportunity to deliver a guest lecture at the Maynooth University Department of Anthropology, Ireland, on “Unlocking Africa’s Heritage Potential: Cultural Economics, Community Agency and the Power of Heritage Tourism.” It was a privilege to engage with students

@ESPNcricinfo Zimbabwes very own Chevrons

Group A: IND, SA, WI, ZIM Group B: ENG, NZ, PAK, SL Top two from each group. Drop your call 👇

Today's local newspapers 🗞️🇿🇼 #T20WorldCup

Looking forward to this semester as I engage deeply with the course on Cultural Heritage Management: Trafficking, Repatriation, and Restitution of Cultural Property. This field sits at the heart of some of the most urgent global debates in heritage today

We have done it. Well done lads #Chevrons #ICCMensT20WorldCup2026

We proudly conducted our second Archaeological Impact Assessment (AIA) for the month in the Mazowe area in support of a Mining Prospecting Permit—another meaningful step in ensuring that development proceeds responsibly There is nothing more rewarding than being out in the field

We @savannaconsult_ extend our heartfelt appreciation to the Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation and the United States for their invaluable support in the preservation and conservation of Zimbabwe’s rich natural and cultural heritage.