Prof. Nhamo Chaukura

@GiftMehlana @BanothileM @MidlandsState Keep shining, you are indeed the finest!

Welcome to Zim @BanothileM . Looking forward to hosting you in our research group @MidlandsState and doing some interesting MOF chemistry.

@GiftMehlana @MaureenGumbo Congrats Prof! Keep this going.

Congrats to my research team members who graduated this year @MaureenGumbo, Johannes Hungwe and Ishekudzwai. @MaureenGumbo awarded the best female Presidential innovation award at Postgrad level. Johannes your efforts did not go unnoticed as you were mentioned in the VC speech!

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SPU RESEARCH ON KIMBERLEY’S WASTEWATER BACTERIA SPU’s Prof Nhamo @Chalompane Chaukura & his team’s new research offers insights into bacterial diversity in Kimberley’s wastewater, aiding future treatment advancements & public health. Full article here: bit.ly/4fpqzJ3

@GiftMehlana @rukawondera Makorokoto kune murairidzi nemudzidzi. Great achievement!

It was a pleasure working closely with you @rukawondera as your PhD supervisor. Today we celebrate you as you graduate with PhD in Chemistry. Congratulations. Makorokoto makuru. Rufaro's thesis focused on developing chiral MOFs for electrocatalytic spliting of water.

@GiftMehlana @MidlandsState @Cambridge_Uni @royalsociety Great collabo!

Happening @MidlandsState . Great presentation from Andrew who has visited us from @Cambridge_Uni for the FLAIR collobaration work @royalsociety

@ESanganyado The back and forth can be stressful! But good luck

Doing battle with antibiotics and antibiotic resistance at the one-health interface? Consider earthworms – the tried and tested ecosystem engineers. Thanks to @wgwenzi and team @MySPU; @RKaridzagundi; @tendaimusvuugwa; @SOkiobe. Always a pleasure. doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

@shepherdmpofu @GiftMehlana @MidlandsState @MySPU Its an instrument that measures textural properties of materials such as catalysts, nanomaterials, etc. Thanks for asking.

Amazing interactions with @GiftMehlana and Dr Fidelis Chigondo in their state-of-the-art research labs at @MidlandsState. Looking forward to research collaboration with the team at @MySPU.

We recently explored human intake and health risks of emerging organic contaminants in water. It was great working with @wgwenzi and the team of internationals and emerging researchers. @MySPU @AbimbolaOluwal2 @Wise67096896 doi.org/10.1016/j.chem…

We explored how antibiotic resistance in the soil-microbe-plant resistome is linked to the human resistome. doi.org/10.1007/s11356… Was a pleasure working with @wgwenzi and team. @MySPU

Beauty palours potentially pollute the environment and pose ecological and public health risks. Read more in our recent paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @wgwenzi @sabmuk @AbimbolaOluwal2 @MySPU @LucasMeili1 @MoyoMambo @thee_munashe @Rangabhashiyam

Watch this space for the Chemistry for Transformative Solutions Conference 2024. This event will take place in Bulawayo the City of Kings.

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God has remembered ZIMBABWE🇿🇼 Zimbabwe shall be the land of the happy and free. We will unite and build our nation great! Great God!! #OnePeople

@sabmuk @ProfJNMoyo @mashumbwa pseudo-academics!

@ProfJNMoyo 😅😅😅Zimbabwe should be a joke, a person who closed and bombed newspapers, harassed local and foreign journalist, and stole ZIMDEF monies gaslighting us about moral righteousness. Let alone kupedzera atezvara chikafu 🙌🙌🚮🚮🚮 @mashumbwa

#ZimElection2023 COWDRAY PARK...I STANDBY THE DEVELOPMENTAL AND RATIONAL CHOICE FOR THE CONSTITUENCY, CITY AND REGION: IT'S THE CANDIDATE, NOT THE JACKET THAT MATTERS It's a pity that like many others elsewhere a number of polling stations in Cowdray Park opened very late on polling day, with some as late as 2:30 pm yesterday, and closed in the wee hours this morning, some of them at 2:30 am with some 13,388 or so voting, in what was unprecedented, unfortunate and possibly illegal "night voting", whose effect was voter suppression. It's also disappointing that the badly affected polling stations in Cowdray Park and generally in Bulawayo were not included in the schedule to last night's election proclamation that extended voting to today. Meanwhile the usual quarters are celebrating that, as has been the case in Bulawayo since 2000, their "right jacket" has won over the "right candidate" in Cowdray. I hope they're wrong. but if they're, let it be. But make no mistake about it, if that's what it is, then it would be another lost five years, and another lost opportunity for real development. Truth be told, no "right jacket" has developed Bulawayo or Matabeleland or any other place in Zimbabwe over the last 23 years in particular and in general over the last 43 years since since independence. It's the candidate, not the jacket that matters!

@nickmangwana I was expecting something economically sound beyond 'getting heads cleansed!

Natasha: Does the Zimbabwean Dollar have a future? President ED: There is no option but for it to have a future. Even if you wake me up from my sleep and ask me I will tell you, the Zimbabwe Dollar is here to stay. Those who doubt should have their minds cleansed. For every country to develop it needs its own currency.

Freedom is coming!