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A few days ago, if asked, I would have said I lacked the spaciousness and sanity to write this month. I know it would have been an excuse born of scarcity and fatigue — but summer is flaring into autumn, and time can seem like a horse bolting for the barn in the back half of the year. In a recent advisory on parents' mental health, the Surgeon General cited an APA finding that 48% of American parents feel completely overwhelmed every day. In the ordinary overwhelm of modern life, friends exchange waves from afar with an undertone of “you can call if you're in crisis; otherwise, just text.” Sound familiar?But then there's this: shadows lengthening across the field, the animalic resin of roasted chile and yellow clusters of Chamisa. In The Home Place: Memoirs of a Colored Man's Love Affair with Nature, the ornithologist and wildlife ecologist J. Drew Lanham reflects on the restlessness of autumn's arrival: “The Germans have a fine word for it: zugunruhe. A compound derived from the roots zug (migration) and unruhe (anxiety), it describes the seasonal migration of birds and other animals. In this wanderlust I want to go somewhere far away, to fly to some place I think I need to be. Nature is on the move, too, migrating, storing, and dying. Everything is either accelerating or slowing down. Some things are rushing about to put in seed for the next generation. A monarch butterfly in a field full of goldenrod is urgent on tissue-thin wings of black and orange to gather the surging sweetness before the frost locks it away. Apple trees and tangles of muscadines hang heavy. The fruit-dense orchards offer a final call to the wildlings. Foxes, deer, coons, possum, and wild turkeys fatten in the feasting. The air is spiced with the scent of dying leaves. The perfume of decay gathers as berries ripen into wild wine. Even the sun sits differently in an autumnal sky, sending a mellower light in somber slants that foretell the coming change.”Something is shifting in the air. Equinox, the threshold of autumn, arrives with an invitation to notice the restlessness and, further, to consider the phenomenon of balance in nature. Because on Equinox, from Latin aequus (equal) and nox (night), the light steadies itself between day and night, and in a hardly perceptible motion, the seasons turn toward each other, bow in symmetry, and exchange place.I am reminded of a place in the Amazon I visited years ago. Manaus is located nine hundred miles arterially inland from the Atlantic Ocean, deep in the body of the rainforest. The city is home to more than half of the region's human inhabitants and a staggering array of life: 40,000 plant species, 3,000 fish species, 1,300 bird species, 430 mammal species, and 2.5 million insect species.In the latter half of the 19th century, fueled by rubber exports and indentured servitude, Manaus briefly enjoyed the status of the wealthiest city in the world. Colonial commentators dubbed it the “Paris of the Tropics,” thanks to its electricity, drinking water, and sewage systems—nouveau luxuries in its day.Together, we are making sense of being human in an era of radical change. Your presence here matters. Thank you for reading, sharing, ‘heart'ing, commenting, and subscribing to The Guest House.One of the city's crowning achievements was Teatro Amazonas, perhaps the world's most improbable opera house. First conceived in 1881, the opera premiered on January 7, 1897, with a performance of Ponchielli's La Gioconda by world-renowned tenor Caruso. By all accounts, the evening was magnificent. The finest materials had been imported from Europe, including 198 chandeliers—32 made from Murano glass—and 36,000 ceramic tiles arranged over the dome in an impressive mosaic of the Brazilian flag. The opera house's most specific and transcendent feature was a 75-meter-high stage curtain depicting the water goddess Iara above a local site, the Encontro das Águas, or Meeting of the Waters. The Rio Negro, as its name implies, is black, colored by decayed plant matter, and descends from the Colombian hills. By contrast, the Rio Solimões is milky brown and carries sediment from the Andes Mountains. When these two rivers meet, they do not immediately blend but remain distinct for six kilometers (3.7 miles) before finally merging into the great Rio Amazonas, the Amazon River. Their respective temperatures, speeds, and compositions contribute to an extraordinary symbiosis wherein they balance each other and flow together, reconciled to their mutual existence. Of my time in Manaus, I remember the midday sun pressing downward on my shoulders and the taste of dark tannins in the wet air. The freshwater creatures on display at the local market gleamed slick and otherworldly. But most of all, I remember reaching my hands into two rivers as our wooden boat steadied between them.As Equinox opens the door to Libra season, I'm reminded of the transmission of the meeting of the waters: two rivers centered calmly, two currents in harmony. Libra is symbolized by the scales held by Themis, the Greek personification of divine law and balance, who invites us to reflect on equilibrium—on the balance between light and dark, between movement and stillness. When autumn arrives with its gold and slanting light, with its sweet bark, it offers us an earthly reminder. We are delicately set within these bodies and the turning of time, responsible for cultivating steadiness where we place our hands.And one more thing: the word essay comes from French, essai (to try). In this pivot into the year's final quarter, perhaps trying is what we can do. We can show up and steady ourselves, one word, one day at a time. Get full access to The Guest House at shawnparell.substack.com/subscribe

This week, Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa announced he was making “frantic efforts” for the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to arrange a meeting between him and President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Chamisa said the purpose would be for the two leaders to find common ground to help fix Zimbabwe's long-suffering economy. Chamisa resigned abruptly in January as leader of Zimbabwe's main opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) which he founded. Tendai Ruben Mbofana, a Zimbabwe social justice advocate and writer, tells VOA's James Butty, Chamisa's desire is bizarre because he does not even belong to a political party.

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It is not yet clear whether any progress has been achieved by the SADC Panel of Elders sent to Zimbabwe this week to ease tensions in the disputed polls won by President Emmerson Mnangagwa against his rival Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa. The Panel's mission, ended YESTERDAY but there are still no reports on who they met and what was discussed. This comes as Chamisa also called for nationwide protests and a re-run of elections. Mnangagwa on the other hand claimed the vote was valid and has warned of a crackdown on anyone inciting violence. Sebenzile Nkambule spoke to  Piers Pigou, Head of the Southern Africa Programme at the Institute for Security Studies... 

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The presidential, parliamentary and local council elections are all scheduled to be held on 23 August in Zimbabwe. Political Analyst and Social Commentator Jamie Mighti joins John to consider the political prediction that has arisen from the latest Zimbabwean poll. Chamisa and the opposition should win.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Catching up over a virtual cup of as I talk about ama happenings in Zimbabwe a teapot shaped country in Southern Africa. In this episode we talk about the yellow revolution a rebranding of the MDC- A party led by Chamisa to Citizens Coalition for change and how supporters have received this. You can read the article on Becoming The Muse

A presidential election held during a period of extreme political divisiveness. A constitutional democracy under threat by the incumbent president himself. The possibility of a stolen election. These conditions might bring to mind the U.S. in 2020. But Camilla Nielsson's masterful new observational documentary “President” focuses its unblinking eye on Zimbabwe during the country's pivotal and turbulent 2018 presidential campaign. Picking up where her widely acclaimed film “Democrats” left off, Nielsson embeds with presidential challenger Nelson Chamisa, a young, charismatic leader dedicated to challenging the corrupt ruling order. The result is a campaign film as riveting and revealing as any you have ever seen.   Speaking to Mike and Ken from her home in Copenhagen during a gloomy fall evening, Camilla shed light on the incredible political journey of Nelson Chamisa and on her own challenging creative process. How did she gain such amazing access to Chamisa and his campaign? How did a small documentary crew manage to outshine the international news media in its coverage? When Chamisa was forced into hiding, how did Camilla pivot and keep shooting? With democracies everywhere under fire, there are no easy answers. But thanks to “President”, we can see what courageous leadership looks like. Released by Greenwich Entertainment, “President” opens in theaters on December 17th.   President is now playing in New York and Los Angeles.   Follow us on twitter @topdocspod Hidden Gem: The Store

Chamisa Davies graduated from BYU-Idaho in 2018, with a Bachelor's in Construction Management and a Associates in Architecture. While attending school at BYU-Idaho, Chamisa was involved in ACMS, especially their service aspect. She also competed in two ASC competitions, once as an alternate and the other as the team lead for the VDC team. Right out of college, Chamisa was hired as a VDC Engineer. Early in 2019, she transitioned to be Project Engineer on an OSHPD Hospital addition. In April 2020, since this project was winding down, she went to help with improvements for a home for the elderly. She is currently working at McCarthy as a VDC Engineer. Give this podcast a listen and find out more about Chamisa's journey and the experiences that have brought her to where she is today.

Chamisa Davies graduated from BYU-Idaho in 2018, with a Bachelor's in Construction Management and a Associates in Architecture. While attending school at BYU-Idaho, Chamisa was involved in ACMS, especially their service aspect. She also competed in two ASC competitions, once as an alternate and the other as the team lead for the VDC team. Right out of college, Chamisa was hired as a VDC Engineer. Early in 2019, she transitioned to be Project Engineer on an OSHPD Hospital addition. In April 2020, since this project was winding down, she went to help with improvements for a home for the elderly. She is currently working at McCarthy as a VDC Engineer. Give this podcast a listen and find out more about Chamisa's journey and the experiences that have brought her to where she is today.

I read from chamisa to champignon.     The word of the episode is "champagne".     dictionarypod@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/thedictionarypod/ https://twitter.com/dictionarypod https://www.instagram.com/dictionarypod/ https://www.patreon.com/spejampar 917-727-5757

Episode Notes A couple of weeks ago we reported on an e-commerce builder called Otarkie. The platform offers anyone who wants to launch their business online the tools to do so. You can start off on a 14-day free trial and if their services are to your liking you can then shell out the US$180 a year for Otarkie. For that money you get a bespoke website, payments and most importantly Otarkie's logistics partners. To learn more about the service we are joined by the co-founders of the startup Brandon Musa and Tafadzwa Chamisa. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

For many indigenous communities, passing down knowledge to the next generation is critical to cultural survival. The preservation of these cultures have traditionally been done through the study and documentation of languages, traditions and rituals. In today’s episode, we’ll start by hearing from Burr Settles, Head of Research and AI at Duolingo, and go into a discussion between Davar Ardalan from IVOW AI, AI writer Chamisa Edmo, Alva Lim from Agora Food Studio, AI Researcher Victor Yarlott, and Tracy Monteith, Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft who spent 20 years putting the Cherokee language in Microsoft Word. Our guests dive into the role AI can play in helping ensure that our collective knowledge, histories and cultures will be around for generations to come.Burr Settles leads the research group at Duolingo, an award-winning website and mobile app offering free language education for the world. He also runs FAWM.ORG, a global annual songwriting experiment. He is the author of Active Learning — an intermediate text on machine learning algorithms that are adaptive, curious, and exploratory (if you will). His research has been published in NeurIPS, ICML, AAAI, ACL, EMNLP, NAACL-HLT, and CHI, and has been covered by The New York Times, Slate, Forbes, WIRED, and the BBC among others. In past lives, he was a postdoc at Carnegie Mellon and earned a PhD from UW-Madison. Burr currently lives in Pittsburgh, where he gets around by bike and plays guitar in the pop band delicious pastries.Davar is a tech entrepreneur and founder of IVOW AI. Prior to this, she was Deputy Director of the Presidential Innovation Fellowship Program in Washington D.C. and before that a veteran journalist at NPR News. In 2015, her last position at NPR was senior producer of the Identity and Culture Unit.Chamisa Edmo is a citizen of the Navajo Nation, Blackfeet and Shoshone-Bannock and resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous and American Indian Studies, with an emphasis in Tribal Sovereignty, from Haskell Indian Nations University. She is currently working toward a Masters in Computer Science. She is a certified full stack developer and has worked on various web development and robotics projects in her post-baccalaureate career. Chamisa worked for Hanson Robotics as a conversational AI character writer for Sophia the Robot and at CNM Ingenuity as an Assistant Instructor for the Deep Dive Coding Fullstack Bootcamp. In addition to high tech projects, Chamisa is also interested in exploring how North American tribes and Indigenous populations around the world can leverage technology while exercising tribal sovereignty and self-determination.Agora Food Studio is a plant-foward restaurant created by the Timor-Leste Food Lab - a social enterprise dedicated to mentoring future food and coffee innovators. The Timor-Leste Food Lab represents a community of people that believe in a simple, but powerful idea: "Food should be good, clean and fair for producers, eaters and the environment. We believe in a food system that celebrates biodiversity and nourishes the planet; a food system that creates healthy communities where everyone can eat, and eat well." We are based in Timor-Leste, located 8.8 degrees south of the equator. This half-island nation is part of a greater archipelagic region with profound food diversity and bio-cultural history that we hope to research, experiment, taste and document, and then share to a wider audience. Every day is an exploration.Tracy Monteith is a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee and Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft. His decades-long work as an innovative technologist and leader have produced unique results on a global scale. Tracy has received a first place finish in world’s largest private hackathon (23K participants, 400 cities world-wide) for AI approach to translating tribal-polymorphic languages and a second place finish for an IoT, cloud-connected beehive-sensor array. His passion for hackathons is shared with thousands of STEM-focussed tribal students across North America as he conducts hackathons for tribal schools. Tracy was the driving force and technical-innovator behind the inclusion of the Cherokee Syllabary in Windows and Office, the first tribal language with that distinction. His work continues with enhancing polymorphic-languages preservation and dissemination through the infusion of appropriate technology into indigenous circles.Wolfgang Victor Yarlott is a member of the Native American Crow tribe. Yarlott’s pioneering research took place with the Genesis Story Understanding System at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. In collaboration with his Professor Patrick Winston, Yarlott wanted to determine whether the system could understand stories from Crow folklore as well as it understood the works of Shakespeare. At first his “audience” was the program itself — he wanted to instill an understanding. https://aiforgood.itu.int Twitter: https://twitter.com/ITU_AIForGood LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2651...LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8567748Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aiforgoodFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AIforGoodhttps://www.xprize.org/blog See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Connecting Threads Podcast, Kate is asking some questions and getting some answers. There are some things that have come up for her that has prevented her from moving forward with her quilt and there are some questions from the Connecting Threads community that Elise and Patrice help answer. From basting and fibers, come learn with Kate. First up Kate and Elise check in about what they've been working on. Both of them have been working on sewing masks and they are also both working on quilts. Kate asks Elise her big question, "I have the top of my quilt, what do I do next?". Elise gives her personal advice about batting, binding and quilting to walking foots, different types of basting to needles to batting, and more. Elise tells it all.  Next we meet Chamisa a Textile Designer at Connecting Threads.  Then Patrice answers some questions that are commonly asked the Connecting Threads Customer Service team, like "What thread count is your fabric"; "Where is your fabric made"; "How do I calculate how much standard width fabric I need to back a quilt?" and more. Patrice also offers up a sneak peek or "spoiler alert" for something coming up for our Connecting Threads Customers.    Mentioned in this episode: Kate's quilt Walk by by Jacquie Gering 505 Temporary Adhesive for Fabric    Quilting needles  Shop all batting 80/20 batting  Blacking batting  About Our fabric  Timestamps:0:00 Kate's introduction 0:37 Kate and Elise chat about what are the next steps in Kate's quilt 19:12 Meeting Chamisa 20:56 Patrice and Kate check in and answer some questions about fabric 35:12 credits

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On the show we discuss the recent assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani by President Trump and the American government.  We also discuss the Wiki Leaks documents on Nelson Chamisa, and his acts of treason against his own country in favor of the US.

The violent crackdown on Zimbabwe's opposition continues. Well-connected businessmen continue to strip the state of resources, despite famine conditions. The same politicians and securocrats maintain their grip. So what might drive change? We ask Alex Magaisa, a lawyer who helped draft Zimbabwe's constitution, and worked with the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai in the government of national unity in 2012-13. You can find him online @wamagaisa

With the recent passing of Zimbabwe's former President, Robert Gabriel Mugabe, the southern African country once again came under the spotlight. Questions about how good (or how bad) Mugabe's legacy was have been asked, and depending who you ask, Zimbabwe is or was a great country or a horrible country. The same mixed sentiment applies especially if you ask South Africans about Robert Mugabe. As such, I thought it best to catch up and talk to someone who I think has a better experience and understanding of Zimbabwe than myself. I've known Emmanuel Banda for several years as a waiter at one of my favorite restaurants that I frequent. But more than being a waiter, Emmanuel is also the director responsible for elections and recruiting for MDC (Movement For Democratic Change) in South Africa. Emmanuel was born in Bulawayo in 1981 and he grew up in the dusty streets of Mabutweni in Mpopoma, were he also went to school. His story of growing up in Bulawayo and noticing the changes as life got harder in Zimbabwe and eventually fleeing to South Africa provides a rather nuanced perspective of life during the late 1990s up until 2007. In his words, he has witnessed a country go from prosperity to no food on store shelves, more importantly, he has sadly observed as his friends and colleagues “disappeared” and were killed. Emmanuel also touches on how it is to live in South Africa as a Zimbabwean especially considering reports of xenophobia against foreign nationals during September 2019.

Sadza In The Morning — Another heavy week, we lost legendary musician Oliver Mtukudzi, the whole country was and is still in mourning. Along with that mourning came a lot of weird stuff, we go through it all, from Bev's twerking, Celebs posturing for photos, Chamisa being blocked, ED and co disowning his twitter account, Mutodi showing his ass. All this distracted us from paying our respects to our legend.

Welcome to episode 8 on the Connecting Threads Podcast. First up, Jenn and Chamisa describe their adventures at Quilt Festival in Houston! This was their first time at a major quilting event and it did not disappoint. Listen in as they share the challenges of having a booth in the marketplace as well as the tremendous inspiration they found in the exhibition of quilts. Next, we share what we're most grateful for this season. Thanksgiving has arrived and it's the perfect time of year to reflect on what we appreciate in each other and the joys we find every day.

We started this week with the defeated Zimbabwe opposition leader Nelson Chamisa ruling out working with ZANU-PF in a coalition or government of national unity. Chamisa insisted that President Emmerson Mnangagwa rigged the election. His MDC Alliance has decided to file a petition with the AFrican Commission on Human and People's rights. Juanita Williams, is the managing editor at All Africa News.com had this to say about this week's top stories on the African continent. Juanita Williams, is the managing editor at All Africa News.com & Busi Chimombe, Acting political Editor here at the SABC had this to say... had this to say about this week's local & top stories on the African continent

Skittles and Miri join Onai in this episode where they first celebrate Skittles birthday and she explains why she isn't so “happy” about it. They then go into the constitutional court ruling, if Chamisa was really taking people through a wild goose chase or did they really get the raw end of the stick in court. The team also talks about a Zimbabwean who says that they will not be sending money home to people who still want the state of the country to stay the same.Aaaaand do you think its easy for the country to “just get over it and move on?” In Hashtags and Dot coms, how far is too far when it comes to the way your significant other talks to other people of the opposite sex? Can you take back a flirtatious boyfriend. We find out if there really is trouble in the Tytan and Olinda camp, his reaction and her reaction to it. Finally, does a person in a “no strings attached” relationship have the right to complain when she/he finds out that they are not the only one in the “no strings attached” relationship? Alternative Topics 1. “Just get over it” A whole country told 2. Flirting isn't such a bad thing if you don't get caught 3. Birthdays were the worst days! ' Follow us Twitter: noognation fb : The NOOGNATION Become A Noogie · Facebook

Capital26Free — Skittles and Miri join Onai in this episode where they first celebrate Skittles birthday and she explains why she isn’t so “happy” about it. They then go into the constitutional court ruling, if Chamisa was really taking people through a wild goose chase or did they really get the raw end of the stick in court. The team also talks about a Zimbabwean who says that they will not be sending money home to people who still want the state of the country to stay the same.Aaaaand do you think its easy for the country to “just get over it and move on?” In Hashtags and Dot coms, how far is too far when it comes to the way your significant other talks to other people of the opposite sex? Can you take back a flirtatious boyfriend. We find out if there really is trouble in the Tytan and Olinda camp, his reaction and her reaction to it. Finally, does a person in a “no strings attached” relationship have the right to complain when she/he finds out that they are not the only one in the “no strings attached” relationship? Alternative Topics 1. “Just get over it” A whole country told 2. Flirting isn’t such a bad thing if you don't get caught 3. Birthdays were the worst days! ' Follow us Twitter: noognation fb : The NOOGNATION Become A Noogie

In Episode One - Behind the Scenes, Fabric Edition you'll get to know our director Kris as she describes working for Connecting Threads and her passion for quilting. From quilt mentors to our fabric development process, Kris shares her enthusiasm for all things quilting. In Episode One - Behind the Scenes, Fabric Edition you'll get to know our director Kris as she describes her role in our company and her passion for quilting. From quilt mentors to our fabric development process, Kris shares her enthusiasm and deep knowledge for the quilting industry. In our second segment, Chamisa and Patrice describe the design process behind our exclusive fabric collections! With new fabric collections launching every six weeks, our in-house designers have fine-tuned their processes. If you've ever wondered about how a fabric collection is made, listen in! Find helpful images and links to everything mentioned in this episode at Notions: The Connecting Threads Blog.

The situation is calm in Harare, Zimbabwe today following that country's electoral commission's announcement that ZANU-PF candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa won the presidential seat in Monday's poll. Six people died during a protest in the city on Wednesday when police and soldiers opened fire. The MDC Alliance supporters took to the streets following an announcement by party leader and presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa that he had won. He has since threatened to take legal action. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to our Acting Deputy Political Editor, Busi Chimombe.

On this episode of The Critical Hour with Dr. Wilmer Leon, 75-year-old President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a former Mugabe confidante, is running against Nelson Chamisa. The 40-year-old Chamisa has called the election a choice between Zimbabwe's past and future. Final election results are expected within five days. What will be the new future?Also, we'll get all the exciting details behind a grant that was awarded to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro by the National Historic Publications and Records Commission. The money will fund the expansion of a project to digitize nearly 10,000 slave deeds and bills of sale from 26 counties across the state. Hear how they plan to get it done and the impact that it plays.GUESTS:Obj Egbuna - US representative for the Zimbabwean Herald newspaper.Sarah Koontz - North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources State Archivist.

EP 036 Together Podcast: Chamisa Kellogg of Studio Chamisa by Together: A Entrepreneur Podcast

Sadza In The Morning — The People's Podcast is back! This week we are talking about the just ended HIFA, Old people hating on Takura, ZANU PFs doing practice rigging in their primary election, Chamisa's outlandishly patriarchal statements, relationship boundaries, Chiwenga's Skin Condition. We actually did talk about everything this week. Apparently someone did a dhowdi in a sink at UCT. And oh, we had a special guest in the building, she came through with sauce.

Capital26Free — Chris and Henry review the Zanu-PF primary election results. They discuss Temba Mliswa's crusade against corruption and his interview with Ruvheneko. The two also highlight the danger of Chamisa's wild statements and close with some philosophical musings.

The interim Leader of Zimbabwe opposition MDC-T Nelson Chamisa has appealed for tolerance as the party bids farewell to its late founder Morgan Tsvangirai. Chamisa - one of three vice presidents who have been jostling for power since Tsvangirai fell ill, spoke at the memorial service at Freedom Square in Harare. Opposition leaders in South Africa also paid tribute. Nthakoana Ngatane reports

The mother of the late Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has reportedly threatened to commit suicide if Nelson Chamisa, the Movement for Democratic Change vice president who says he's taken over from her son, attends the funeral. Power struggles within the MDC are intensifying following Tsvangirai's death on Wednesday in Johannesburg after a two year struggle with colon cancer. A memorial service was held on Sunday for the late opposition leader. SABC reporter in Harare, Ephet Musekiwa

Nelson Chamisa was elected by an emergency meeting of the party's National Executive Council in Harare to lead the party for 6-months Chamisa is the interim President of Zimbabwe's opposition MDC-T following leader Morgan Tsvangirai's death on Wednesday. Meanwhile president Cyril Ramaphosa and former President Thabo Mbeki have also sent their condolences to the Tsvangirai family and the people of Zimbabwe. Nthakoana Ngatane reports

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