Dr. Ace, PhD (UNISA)

"Why does an actor's race matter?!" Ok… now imagine it was this:

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Sir David Attenborough arrived at Royal Albert Hall for his 100th Birthday Celebrations 🎈 📹 At Horse Guards

Beloved British television presenter and naturalist David Attenborough, who has touched the hearts and minds of millions of aspiring biologists and zoologists over a 48-year career, celebrates his 75th birthday at home. He does not have plans to retire.

Who gives off more of a gangster vibe? 2pac 50 cent

WATCH | Paul Tungwarara’s daughter posted a video showing her hiding US$100 notes, totaling US$500, at various locations around the Trabablas Interchange. In the video, she encouraged members of the public to visit the area and try to find the hidden money by carefully following the clues provided in her footage.

I have supported several pupils through their Cambridge programmes, and they have all performed commendably. However, I have consistently observed a gap: the marginalisation of vernacular languages, arts and practical subjects. When these areas are sacrificed, the education system becomes incomplete, producing learners who may excel academically but lack cultural grounding and applied competencies. An education framework that allows progression to A Level on the basis of (say) only four Cambridge passes risks narrowing intellectual development. It prioritises a limited set of core subjects at the expense of a more holistic, well-rounded education that nurtures critical thinking, creativity, and practical skills. Hence the country is overloaded with lawyers and accountants. More broadly, Zimbabwe’s education system, much like its health sector, has evolved into a two-tier structure, largely shaped by the realities of a dual-currency environment. Access, quality, and outcomes are increasingly determined by financial capacity, creating systemic inequalities and half-backed learners. In this context, as the country moves towards a unified single currency regime, it is understandable that the government seeks to harmonise and reassert oversight of the education system. Such efforts, if carefully implemented, could help restore equity, coherence, and national relevance within the sector.

Jokic at 41st is probably untouchable at No. 1. A 3-time MVP drafted during a Taco Bell commercial is still one of the dumbest facts in NBA history. Kobe at 10 feels weird though. Steal for sure, but 13th is different than finding Manu at 57 or Draymond at 35. Who’s too high or too low?

On 25 April 2000, in Kariba, Mashonaland West, Zanu-PF militia forced five MDC supporters into a vehicle and drove them toward Nyamhunga shopping centre. Inside were Nicholas Chaitama, Luckson Kanyurira, and three others — all abducted, all already beaten. Kanyurira, a ZESA employee, had been dragged from his office, whipped and clubbed to death before the journey began. His body lay among the living. At Nyamhunga, the vehicle slowed. They threw them out. Kanyurira’s corpse hit the ground first. Chaitama and the others followed, hurled from the moving vehicle onto the road. Chaitama later died from his injuries. One of the survivors, Bishop, lay wounded. His attackers stood at a distance and watched. No one came to help. People were too afraid. He died where he fell. Witnesses reported that Kanyurira’s body was paraded by ruling party militia at the shopping centre. At the time, notorious Zanu-PF war veteran Rex Jesus was in the area, leading violent land invasions in Karoi before travelling to Kariba. This was organised violence. Zanu-PF systemically beat, tortured and murdered MDC members — unarmed, law abiding Zimbabweans — during the 2000 election campaign season. AMANI Trust: Organised Violence and Torture in the June 2000 General Election in Zimbabwe

I hired a general hand to do some manual landscaping tasks on a property I own. We agreed on a price. I left. When I came back to check on progress, I realised that he wasn’t doing the work himself. Instead, he hired two guys to do the work for him, so I paid him to hire some guys that he then paid. Akaisa zino, as they say. I feel uncomfortable with what he did. I feel it’s not right. Anyway, I later got the contacts of the two guys who did the actual work. Going forward I will just give them the assignments. I respect the guys who do the actual work, not some smart Alec trying to be an intermediary.

What's the worst bar you've ever heard in South african hip hop ?

What's the worst bar you've ever heard in South african hip hop ?