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On this Episode we chat to Daniel Deuschle, as he shares his remarkable personal journey in the Faith and becoming a renowned music producer and artist. Daniel shares his experience growing up as a Pastors' child, learning to cultivate his own faith in God and how the hit worship Afro Dance song Makanaka came to be . Daniel is the son of Pastors Tom and Bonnie Deuschle, Founders of Celebration Ministries headquartered at the Celebration Centre in Harare Zimbabwe. Radiant Culture
Kolera, Wolles ene øje og de sytten knivstik. Mugabe, manden der vandt zimbawes hjetrter og knuste dem igen. Hvad for en 2030-plan har man i Zimbabwe? minder den om den danske? - Nej, overhovedet ikke. NYT bagtæppe til quiz, den er blevet federe af det, siges det. Nationalmelodien er ude til fordel for musik man faktisk holder af i det respektive land. Det og meget mindre.
Mufti Ismail Menk – Surah Taha V77 – Isha Salaah 1 Feb 2023 – Harare Zimbabwe
In this episode, I sit down with Anesu Ruvando from Harare Zimbabwe
Hal Shurtleff, host of Camp Constitution Radio and The Camp Constitution Report, interviews founder and principal Godknows Matizirofa. Mr. Matizirofa found the "Alpha-Phonics" reading program from Camp Constitution's Sam Blumenfeld Archives and successfully used it for his school. Camp Constitution has donated copies of "Alpha-Phonics" to his school. A link to the Blumenfeld Archives: https://campconstitution.net/sam-blumenfeld-archive/
"EU Delegation to Zimbabwe Intro Welcome to the Facebook page of the European Union Delegation to Zimbabwe. Page · Government organization 1 Norfolk Road, Mt Pleasant, Harare, Zimbabwe +263 24 2338158 delegation-zimbabwe-hod@eeas.europa.eu eeas.europa.eu/delegations/zimbabwe/index_en.htm https" "START AD- #TheMummichogblogOfMalta Amazon Top and Flash Deals(Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://amzn.to/3CqsdJH Compare all the top travel sites in just one search to find the best hotel deals at HotelsCombined - awarded world's best hotel price comparison site. (Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=20558 “So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and the Prophets."""" #Jesus #Catholic. Smooth Radio Malta is Malta's number one digital radio station, playing Your Relaxing Favourites - Smooth provides a ‘clutter free' mix, appealing to a core 35-59 audience offering soft adult contemporary classics. We operate a playlist of popular tracks which is updated on a regular basis. https://smooth.com.mt/listen/ Follow on Telegram: https://t.me/themummichogblogdotcom Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/themummichogblogofmalta Blogspot: https://themummichogblogofmalta.blogspot.com/ END AD" "://www.facebook.com/EUDelegationtoZimbabwe/ "
Today marks 2 years since I started Podcast we celebrate it with Episode 102, In this episode I host Charmaine Mukurazhizha. Charmaine is the founder of Her Proverb, an organization that helps reshape and uplift women of faith through empowering resources, events, and community. Charmaine is born and raised in Harare Zimbabwe, which makes her the third Zimbabwean on my podcast. She talks about her background growing up, her faith and getting to know Christ, her time in Tulsa Oklahoma and some of the testimonies from the women in Her Proverb Organization. There are lots of laughing and serious conversations in the episode, I hope y'all enjoy it like we did! Follow Her on social media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charmzeey/ Her Proverb: https://www.instagram.com/herproverb/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bonny-kibuuka/message
"Zimbabwe Launches First Nano-Satellite To Help Boost Agriculture – NDTV Zimbabwe's plans to launch the satellite started in 2018. Harare: Zimbabwe on Monday announced the launch of its first nano-satellite into space in a bid to help collect data to monitor disasters, boost agriculture and enhance mineral mapping. A rocket carrying the tiny satellite, dubbed ZIMSAT-1, successfully launched from Virginia in the United States alongside Uganda's first satellite as part of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) multi-nation project. “History unfolding.#ZimSat1 now space bound!” government spokesman Nick Mangwana wrote in a tweet. “This is a scientific milestone for the country.” The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) tweeted Monday the rocket “will carry experiments about plant mutations and mudflow structure, as well as satellites from Japan, Uganda & Zimbabwe”. Zimbabwe's plans to launch the satellite started in 2018, less than a year after President Emmerson Mnangagwa came into office following the removal of veteran ruler Robert Mugabe through a military coup. He created the Zimbabwean National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZINGSA) to promote research and innovation in the embattled southern African nation. The launch of the satellite — barely the size of a shoebox — sparked much debate on social media with some hailing the government for the achievement while others mocked the effort. “Launching a satellite when the economy is fragile is stupidity. Poverty has for the past 5yrs increased. You can't buy a car when your family is starving,” tweeted @patriot263. The cost of the satellite has not been divulged. In late September, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected Zimbabwe's economic growth to slump to around half of last year's levels due to growing fiscal instability and a drop in agricultural output. Zimbabwe's economy has been struggling for two decades forcing many citizens to emigrate in search of greener pastures. Government blames the economic woes on Western-imposed sanctions, but critics fault Harare's mismanagement and corruption. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.) https://www.zimfocus.co.zw/zimbabwe-launches-first-nano-satellite-to-help-boost-agriculture-ndtv/ " "#TheMummicogblogOfMalta Amazon Top and Flash Deals(Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://amzn.to/3CqsdJH Compare all the top travel sites in just one search to find the best hotel deals at HotelsCombined - awarded world's best hotel price comparison site. (Affiliate Link - You will support our translations if you purchase through the following link) - https://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=20558"
La reine Elizabeth II, décédée le 8 septembre à l'âge de 96 ans en Écosse, sera inhumée ce lundi 19 septembre 2022 à Windsor. La souveraine s'est parfois engagée, notamment au sein du Commonwealth, la grande organisation intergouvernementale composée de 56 États membres, dont 21 Africains, presque tous d'anciens territoires de l'Empire britannique. La reine s'est notamment opposée à la ségrégation raciale, appliquée en Rhodésie du Sud et en Afrique du Sud avec l'apartheid. Pour en parler, Virginie Roiron, maîtresse de conférences à Sciences Po Strasbourg. RFI : Quel rôle la reine a-t-elle joué dans la lutte contre la ségrégation et notamment au sein du Commonwealth ? Virginie Roiron : Elle a joué un rôle que beaucoup maintenant estiment assez crucial. Dans son souci de garder le Commonwealth uni, elle a embrassé la cause anti-apartheid, donc de la lutte contre ces régimes, ces derniers vestiges du colonialisme, que ce soit la Rhodésie du Sud ou l'Afrique du Sud. Une étape importante a été notamment le sommet du Commonwealth de 1979 en Zambie, où on a vu une opposition entre la reine Elizabeth et sa Première ministre Margaret Thatcher sur le dossier de la Rhodésie du Sud, le futur Zimbabwe, qui appliquait la ségrégation… C'était une zone qui était peu sûre puisqu'il y avait des combats, notamment puisque la Zambie accueillait les mouvements de lutte contre le régime rhodésien et les soutenait, etc. Le gouvernement Thatcher était très opposé au fait que la reine se déplace. Mais la reine a résisté et y est allée pour ouvrir cette conférence qui s'annonçait cruciale dans le destin de la Rhodésie du Sud, qui est ensuite devenue le Zimbabwe. On sait que la reine n'a pas à exprimer ses opinions politiques. Est-ce qu'on sait ce qu'elle pensait de ces régimes ségrégationnistes et de ces apartheids ? On ne peut pas le savoir réellement. Ce qu'on sait, c'est ce qu'elle a fait. Elle a voulu être présente à ce sommet pour symboliser le soutien du chef du Commonwealth à ce qui était en train de se passer, à la volonté d'amener tout le monde à la table des négociations et de résoudre le problème de l'indépendance du futur Zimbabwe. Son souci premier à elle, c'était de maintenir l'unité du Commonwealth. Maintenir l'unité du Commonwealth, c'était aller dans le sens de ce que la majorité des membres souhaitaient, à savoir mettre un terme à ces régimes qui étaient des vestiges du colonialisme. ►À écouter aussi : Invité Afrique - Décès d'Elizabeth II : « De nombreux territoires africains ont eu des réactions contrastées » D'ailleurs, cette opposition entre Margaret Thatcher et la reine Elizabeth a continué et a même empiré sur le dossier sud-africain. Quelle était la situation du Commonwealth sur cette affaire et les actions menées par la reine ? Là, on a eu une opposition sur le fond. Le gouvernement Thatcher était contre l'apartheid, mais n'était pas d'accord avec les sanctions économiques. Or, le Commonwealth entendait imposer des sanctions économiques. On a eu une très grosse tension, des menaces de quitter le Commonwealth de la part d'un certain nombre d'États, le boycott des jeux du Commonwealth de 1986 par 32 États. Des articles sont sortis dans la presse sur les tensions entre Downing Street et le palais. Il y avait vraisemblablement une intention de montrer que la reine, chef du Commonwealth, était au-dessus de la mêlée et que les décisions du gouvernement britannique n'étaient en aucun cas des décisions qu'elle cautionnait. Et en tant que chef du Commonwealth, la reine a fait ce qui était dans ses possibilités, on va dire, pour faire passer le message. Elle était surtout inquiète pour l'unité du Commonwealth avec les menaces de boycott et de quitter le Commonwealth d'un certain nombre d'États. Vous pensez, comme l'a dit le président zambien Kenneth Kaunda, que la reine a quelque part sauvé le Commonwealth de l'explosion dans ces années-là ? D'une certaine manière, oui. Elle a montré que, en tant que chef du Commonwealth, elle n'était pas le gouvernement britannique et qu'elle était capable d'avoir des positions qui pouvaient être à l'opposé de ce que le gouvernement considérait comme étant l'intérêt du Royaume-Uni. La reine a aussi évité une division du Commonwealth sur un plan racial, c'est-à-dire les Blancs d'un côté et les autres de l'autre. Et sur ces positions de la reine Elizabeth, il y a quand même eu son refus de se rendre en Rhodésie du Sud et en Afrique du Sud où elle n'est pas allée pendant plus de 40 ans… On a cette figure de la reine qui n'est jamais allée en Afrique du Sud surtout, et qui n'y est retournée qu'en 1995, qui en 1991, au sommet de Harare [Zimbabwe], quand Nelson Mandela est arrivé, il n'était pas prévu au banquet qu'elle donnait, elle a demandé qu'on lui fasse une place à côté d'elle. Certes, elle était dans son rôle, mais elle a incarné ce rôle et, par des petits gestes effectivement, elle a montré son engagement dans la lutte contre les discriminations et pour l'égalité. Mais elle l'a fait aussi parce qu'elle était chef du Commonwealth, garante de l'unité du Commonwealth. ►À lire aussi : Elizabeth II, témoin privilégié de la fin de l'empire britannique et des indépendances africaines
On this episode we discuss identity and belonging as Tai shares what it was like leaving Harare (Zimbabwe) for London as a child. Find me on Instagram @slices_of_grace Happy listening!
Mufti Ismail Menk – Isha 4-11-21 Surah Kahf V60 – Harare Zimbabwe - Quran Central
In this extract from an interview Ruth Weiss conducted with Maryknoll Sister Janice McLaughlin (1942–2021) in Harare (Zimbabwe) on 30th July 1982, Sister Janice reflects on her decision to move to Rhodesia where she worked for the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in 1977. Documenting atrocities of the Zimbabwean war of liberation she was arrested and deported, only to continue to work from Mozambique. After Rhodesia gained its independence in 1980, Sister Janice returned to Zimbabwe to work as an education consultant in the President's Office. She continued to work in Zimbabwe until 1992 and returned to work in the country in the areas of adult education, peacebuilding and combating human trafficking from 1998 to 2009 and from 2015 to 2020. Ruth Weiss who had lived in Rhodesia in the late 1960s and then was expelled, also returned in 1980 to live and work in Zimbabwe. She soon started to research the lives of women and interviewed Sister Janice as “an important figure in the liberation struggle”, as she writes in her book “The women of Zimbabwe” (1986).
Ml Adnaan Adam of Harare (Zimbabwe) shares his Hajj 2018 memories. by Radio Islam
Stewart Gatsi is an independent singer/songwriter, recording artist, educator, and author. Born in Harare Zimbabwe, his experiences across more than fifteen countries have played a key role in shaping his outlook. In 2019 Stewart officially released his first fully professional recorded musical project, the seven-track E.P, Songs On My Bike. Born in Zimbabwe and currently based in Ho Chi Minh City, his first book Rough Guide To Planet Earth is the first in a series of books chronicling his tumultuous twenty-year journey across four continents. It chronicles his adventures and misadventures starting out in Zimbabwe, then subsequently migrating to the U.S, Cyprus, Dubai, and ultimately a return to Zimbabwe after almost a decade of living abroad. Ensuing events eventually lead to him traveling yet again, with experiences taking him through South Africa, Vietnam, Singapore, Cambodia, Hong Kong and Malaysia. You can find out more about Stewart at 'Stewart Gatsi' on Youtube, and more about ComebaCK at @thecomebackwithck on Instagram.
Gracious Mazivanhanga is a 23 year old Chemical and Process Systems Engineering student living in Harare Zimbabwe. She is the CEO and founder of Shining light Foundation, a non-profit organisation that has the children and youth of Zimbabwe at heart. Her story of that of starting where you are and with what you have - she is simply impressive!
GettyImages For many young people living on the streets, lockdown and the COVID-19 pandemic has made their situation worse. The city of Harare in Zimbabwe was no exception. Lockdown made it difficult for young people to find food and make money in the informal economy. Researchers set up a story map – a map with text, images and multimedia content – to hear their voices and understand their experiences. It’s part of a three-year project called Growing up on the Streets, which worked with young people living on the streets in three African cities (Accra, Bukavu and Harare) alongside NGO partner StreetInvest. With the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown, life on the streets became a lot harder, as young people recount in the story map. Read more: Young people living on Harare’s streets provide glimpses into life under COVID-19 lockdown Today’s episode of Pasha has Janine Hunter and Lorraine van Blerk, both at the University of Dundee, discussing the project. With them is the NGO’s Shaibu Chitsiku, with insights from the ground. Photo: A group of children look with curiosity at a team of police deployed in Mbare township July 31 2020. Photo by Jekesai Njikizana/AFP Getty Images. Music: “Happy African Village” by John Bartmann, found on FreeMusicArchive.org licensed under CC0 1. “Interludium II”, by Spin Day found on FreeMusicArchive.org licensed under Attribution License..
This Sermon was preached at Berean Reformed Baptist Church in Harare Zimbabwe 22/11/2020. There are so many instances and occasions where over indulgence and the cares of this world can lull us to sleep such that Christians can become barren in their fruitfulness and Jesus warns us to not let our hearts be weighed down by sin.
Nick Hughes is joined by Tendai Mupaso, cofounder of Yaita, from Harare Zimbabwe. Yaita is an incredibly user friendly and clever application that helps traders in Africa fulfil their orders with great efficiency. Yaita is building an infrastructure for the future of commerce in Africa. Nick and Tendai have a fun conversation starting with talking about Zimbabwe and Tendai's experience pitching at a recent Harare event. They then talk about Yaita and how he and his team discovered the issues and challenges of the shift from offline non-digital commerce towards mobile and ecommerce in the local business and consumer markets and then the solutions they are bringing to market to power the digital side of commerce and fulfilment. Keep an eye on this company, it seels Tendai and his team see a path towards powering commerce across the continent of Africa. This is a fun conversation full of nuggets of wisdom and founder tips for you to take and run with, we hope it helps you today.https://yaita.co.zw/
With a background in construction design and 3d modelling, Stewart Gatsi is an independent singer/songwriter, recording artist, educator, and author. Born in Harare Zimbabwe, his experiences across more than fifteen countries play a key role in shaping his outlook. In 2019 Stewart officially released his first fully professional recorded musical project, the seven-track E.P Songs On My Bike. Currently based in Ho Chi Minh City, his first book Rough Guide To Planet Earth is the first in a series of books chronicling his tumultuous twenty-year journey across four continents.It chronicles his adventures and misadventures starting out in Zimbabwe, then subsequently migrating to the U.S, Cyprus, Dubai, and ultimately a return to Zimbabwe after almost a decade of living abroad. Ensuing events eventually lead to him traveling yet again, with experiences taking him through South Africa, Vietnam, Singapore, Cambodia, Hong Kong and Malaysia.Buy his book here.Listen to his music here.
With a background in construction design and 3d modelling, Stewart Gatsi is an independent singer/songwriter, recording artist, educator, and author. Born in Harare Zimbabwe, his experiences across more than fifteen countries play a key role in shaping his outlook. In 2019 Stewart officially released his first fully professional recorded musical project, the seven-track E.P Songs On My Bike. Currently based in Ho Chi Minh City, his first book Rough Guide To Planet Earth is the first in a series of books chronicling his tumultuous twenty-year journey across four continents.It chronicles his adventures and misadventures starting out in Zimbabwe, then subsequently migrating to the U.S, Cyprus, Dubai, and ultimately a return to Zimbabwe after almost a decade of living abroad. Ensuing events eventually lead to him traveling yet again, with experiences taking him through South Africa, Vietnam, Singapore, Cambodia, Hong Kong and Malaysia.Buy his book here.Listen to his music here.
In this Episode Craig Deall (Ceo) of Foundations for Farming joins me. Craig talks through his story and what lead him to his current role with Foundations for Farming. The headquarters for Foundations for Farming is located in Harare Zimbabwe. However their reach is extensive. Take a listen and feel free to reach out to Craig anytime! Foundations for Farming Website- http://foundationsforfarming.org/new/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/foundationsforfarming/ Email Craig- craig@foundationsforfarming.org
Nick Hughes is joined by Wesley Maraire, who holds the position of Business Development with Tiritose in Harare Zimbabwe. Tiritose: Experience Zimbabwe - responsible and ethical travel programmes, including tours, educational, volunteer and internship placements offer participants with a unique, immersive, learning experience. Revenue from our programme fees directly helps support the development of Zimbabwe's medical and educational institutions and frontline resources. Nick and Wesley have into a very fun and thoughtful conversation starting with them recounting how they met when Nick visited Zimbabwe in late 2019, then they dive into how the travel industry is changing and the position Tiritose holds in ushing in more purposeful and responsible travel. Wesley also provides some great pieces of advice for any up and coming entrepreneur. This is a very interesting conversation, we hope it helps you on your journey.https://tiritose.com/https://tiritose.org/
Nick Hughes is joined by Auxicillia Rabwi Business Dev associate and Tadzoka Pswarayi CEO of the Impact Hub Harare, who both are also the Founders Live Harare, Zimbabwe City Leaders. Nick, Auxi and Tadzoka have a fun conversation on how they first met, their decision to launch Founders Live Harare, Nick's experience in Zimbabwe when he visited in the fall of 2019, their experience growing Founders Live in Harare and some tips on what makes a quality pitch. This is another incredible conversation full of many tips and pointers for early stage founders. http://impacthubharare.net/
“Right now it is a real three hours, three days, three months kind of mindset. A real compact component and then the relentless prioritization within that of what needs to be executed.” - Kevin Peesker – President, Microsoft Canada Kevin was caught by surprise at his home office, where he is due to COVID-19 situation instead of usual airport lounges and in person meetings. With his energy, Kevin talked about his own experience working from home, what's happening with Microsoft WW Senior Leadership team, and how we can all learn from this moment. “My best experience in my life was going from growing up in Saskatoon (Saskatchewan), and then landing in Harare (Zimbabwe), where I was initially hosted by the University of Zimbabwe.” - Kevin Peesker – President, Microsoft Canada There is no way to talk to Kevin and not have a little bit of fun, if not a lot of it. Because of that, the second part of this interview is all about it. Kevin shared some amazing personal stories from his past experiences living in all continents and had fun when challenged on his knowledge about Canada. Full 20 minutes interview, including Part 1 and Part 2, is available only on Podcast. Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/g95JcGg Watch on Instagram: https://lnkd.in/ggmaURW Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gx_gjze Listen on Apple Podcast: https://lnkd.in/gvTY5at Listen on Google Podcast: https://lnkd.in/gGDr2j6 Caught by Surprise - April 20, 2020 - www.caughtbysurprise.ca
A collection of individual accounts from all around the world, documenting their current state of affairs given the impending lockdown due to COVID-19. Join the conversation today!
Radio TI | Where Leaders Talk In this episode of 'Cappuccino Catch-ups and Meaningful Mochas,' Teresa Huber interviews Rachelle Da Silva from the Christian Counselling Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe. Rachelle is confident in the skills and techniques that she uses to bringing out positive outcomes. Her work as a counsellor has brought so much joy in herself and in those she works with. Through this passionate work, she has been able to recognise miracles that helped around her. If anyone needs to speak to Rachelle, please contact her through the website. Rachelle's website https://www.christiancounsellingcentre.net/contact-us/ Music : Myk Nich | https://soundcloud.com/myknich Engage with us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RadioTMI/ When you're ready to produce your own podcast, contact the podcast experts at
Mental health is being recognized as a necessary component of overal health in Zimbabwe but is slow to gain full acceptance. Ms. Machando is doing work to help her community to recognize the benefits and how they can access these services. We discuss the trauma women face and how she helps them to heal from this using various techniques. Also discuss the treatment process as it exists in Harare.
We dial in to Harare Zimbabwe during electricity time (22:00-05:00) to speak to cybersecurity professional and penetration tester Kundai Gwatidzo (@epicpewpew) about cybersecurity issues in Africa including the City of Johannesburg hack, penetration testing, data breaches, ransoms, DDoS attacks, and cybersecurity in the African public sector. This podcast was produced by Alex Comninos, edited by Pablo Aguera, and with editorial assistance by Nils Berglund and Pablo Aguera. Music by ModulationStation on Freesound https://freesound.org/s/389552/
The most beloved unto Allah are those whom He has chosen. Prophet Muhammad pbuh, the other prophets of Allah such as Ibrahim AS. What did they have? Eidul Adha Lecture, Harare Zimbabwe 2019
The chaps take a look at the troubled past of the Zimbabwean capital and the....troubled present.
Mufti Menk Topic: Don’t Curse Companions Friday Sermon 21/09/2018 Harare Zimbabwe
Jumu’ah Lecture Arcadia Masjid, Harare Zimbabwe, 17 August 2018
Pastor Alan and Yvette Latta were blessed to be able to visit New Life Covenant Church in Harare, Zimbabwe on July 29, 2018. This video includes a reminiscent introduction by Bishop Tudor Bismark as well as words of encouragement from the Latta's to that great congregation.
Pastor Alan and Yvette Latta were blessed to be able to visit New Life Covenant Church in Harare, Zimbabwe on July 29, 2018. This video includes a reminiscent introduction by Bishop Tudor Bismark as well as words of encouragement from the Latta's to that great congregation.
Pastor Alan and Yvette Latta were blessed to be able to visit New Life Covenant Church in Harare, Zimbabwe on July 29, 2018. This video includes a reminiscent introduction by Bishop Tudor Bismark as well as words of encouragement from the Latta's to that great congregation.
Pastor Alan and Yvette Latta were blessed to be able to visit New Life Covenant Church in Harare, Zimbabwe on July 29, 2018. This video includes a reminiscent introduction by Bishop Tudor Bismark as well as words of encouragement from the Latta's to that great congregation.
Pastor Alan and Yvette Latta were blessed to be able to visit New Life Covenant Church in Harare, Zimbabwe on July 29, 2018. This video includes a reminiscent introduction by Bishop Tudor Bismark as well as words of encouragement from the Latta's to that great congregation.
Pastor Alan and Yvette Latta were blessed to be able to visit New Life Covenant Church in Harare, Zimbabwe on July 29, 2018. This video includes a reminiscent introduction by Bishop Tudor Bismark as well as words of encouragement from the Latta's to that great congregation.
Mufti Menk Why the Sahabah are special? Harare Zimbabwe 4 October 2017
Have you wondered how to get all the things in your head out into the creative space, that is our life? Do you love events, fashion, home decor and teaching? Come with me to Harare, Zimbabwe and lets meet Craig Zoowie a Creative...
In 2017 Bahia Akerele, Annie Sloan Stockist traveled to Harare, Zimbabwe on holiday and to teach an Annie Sloan Chalk Paint workshop with fellow Annie Sloan stockist, Rufaro Govere, owner of Little Paris. Listen to Bahia and Rufaro talk about design, family and love of Chalk Paint. Visit us at www.onthepurplecouch.com or on facebook at www.facebook.com/onthepurplecouch
Powerful Reminder by Mufti Menk Topic: The Companions and the Qur’aan Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe 6 September 2017 What is your purpose in life? Is it to live to accumulate wealth followed by grabbing onto power thereafter to enforce that power upon others whose lives cross paths with yours? Or is your ... Read more
I am in Harare, Zimbabwe with Dublin's own Aidan Killian. We talk about childhood bullying, sibling rivalry, life on the road and more. Follow us on Twitter @worldcomedypod or me @comediandana. We will be releasing fewer episodes until August. Sorry guys must write my Edinburgh show. Stay tuned.
A lecture delivered at Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe. A brief explanation of being pleased with Allah, Islam and the Prophet pbuh.
In this episode of The Research Report Show (Season 1, Episode 7), Tinashe chats with Fadzai Muramba about her research which looks to uncover what the increased presence of Maputi / Puffed Maize in the Harare (Zimbabwe) market means for the urban food system, through a holistic understanding of the practices, motivations and perceptions of...
Friday Jumu’ah Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe on the duties unto our Maker and those unto the rest of the creatures of the same Maker.
Friday Jumu’ah Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe on the effect of sins in the life of a believer.
Friday Jumu’ah Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe on how to deal with the financial difficulties from a religious perspective.
The importance of Companionship and lessons we learn about it. A lecture delivered at Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe.
A lecture delivered at Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe on the prophecy of the Prophet pbuh regarding the end of time. When people will assume authority while they are neither qualified nor deserving of it.
This is a recitation from Isha Prayers on 15th September 2016 in Harare Zimbabwe. Mufti Ismail Menk – Surah Ankaboot - Quran Central
Sisters Qur’aan Lesson on Surah Al Ghashiyah and Al Fajr from Harare Zimbabwe.
Jumu’ah Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe
Jumu’ah Lecture from the Arcadia Masjid in Harare Zimbabwe.
Sisters weekly Qur’aan Lesson from Harare Zimbabwe. End of Dahr and Surah Mursalaat
Surah Al Qiyaamah from Fajar Prayers at Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe by Mufti Menk 6 June 2016 Mufti Ismail Menk – Surah Al Qiyaamah - Quran Central
Jumu’ah Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe
Sister’s Weekly Lesson from Harare Zimbabwe
Jumu’ah from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe
Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe
Friday Jumu’ah Lecture from Masjid Al Falaah in Harare Zimbabwe
Sisters weekly lesson from Harare Zimbabwe
Lecture on the Day of Eid Al Ad-ha from Harare Zimbabwe
Sisters weekly lesson from Harare Zimbabwe
Sisters weekly lesson from Harare Zimbabwe
Qur’aan Lesson from Harare Zimbabwe 19 July 2015
Sheikh Sajid Umar offers worthy words that will help us face the world after Ramadaan departs. A 20 minute lecture delivered at Masjid alFalaah in Harare Zimbabwe and most definitely worth your time.
Mufti Menk giving tafseer of surah kahf from Harare Zimbabwe 14th June 2015
Friday Sermon from Masjid Al Falaah, Harare Zimbabwe.
Friday Sermon from Masjid Al Falaah, Harare Zimbabwe.
A short message on the true celebration of the Life of the Prophet pbuh. Harare Zimbabwe.
Friday Sermon from Masjid Al Falaah, Harare Zimbabwe.
Portland MC Mic Crenshaw just returned from his second trip for the Afrikan Hip Hop Caravan - a series of summit meetings he helps facilitate to talk about the evolution of the form. This year's trip included stops in Cape Town, Harare (Zimbabwe), Arusha (Tanzania), and Nairobi (Kenya). *Since this story broadcast, Mic is making plans for a third trip, with Rasheed Jamal. Info here: http://tinyurl.com/p56b4uw
Last Nights (Thursday) Local Program, Harare Zimbabwe.
This mornings sisters Tafsir Lessons, Harare Zimbabwe
This was a lecture on World Hijab Day delivered in Mufti Menk’s community at Mubeena Ebrahim Primary School in Harare Zimbabwe
Tips for travellers visiting the capital of Zimbabwe Harare. http://www.tipsfortravellers.com
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