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  1. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Muroyi

    muroyi means a person who uses magick strictly for the purpose of bewitching (kuroya) another individual or even a group of people whom they don't like with an intense passion courtesy of deep-rooted demonic-driven envy. And in the process of wreaking havoc, they may use either mbashto...
  2. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Chivanhu and the Shona alphabet

    chivanhu 1: African traditional culture (tsika nemagariro epasichigare) 2: the formal language (mutauro wechiShona) that's widely spoken in the Republic of Zimbabwe Note: ChiShona language consists of other dialects such as Zezuru, Karanga, Korekore, Manyika, and Ndau. The most spoken Shona...
  3. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    An expagoration of Shona names

    There are numerous beautiful Shona names and some are derived from the parents' previous life struggles or the status quo whilst expecting their newborn baby, on the other hand, some are inspired by religious beliefs, id est mostly chiKristu in contemporary times as opposed to Chivanhu, in the...
  4. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Gupuro

    Gupuro {ChiShona} Definition: the money that is given to a woman by her husband after they have reached a point of irreconcilable differences in their marriage. This money carries a message in the form of cultural tradition to show that the husband has finally made up his mind, therefore, his...
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    Mwari

    mwari means a supreme deity (a supernatural omnipotent being) or a god. Note: In contemporary times the word mwari is often misconstrued to only refer to the Christian deity i.e., Jehovah (of the Holy Bible) which is not entirely correct because mwari is a general term for either a Divine...
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    ChiShona fambul an marij vokyabileri

    Ef yu waan fi laan chiShona (ah Chivanhu) fambul tings den dis haatikl dey fi yu. Bikos yasss, mi dey gwine hexpagorate dis iin ditiel an ingkluud ada adishanal tings hia an deh seh a rilietid. Mek wi staat nau hInglish ChiShona Faada Baba (slang Mudhara, Bali, Lali ar Labi) Maada Mai...
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    Vamwe vakadzi vane zvivindi shuwa

    vamwe vakadzi vane zvivindi shuwa means some women are steadfast and brave enough to put up with a guy they wouldn't give their time of the day if he was a bum or an average square without clout. The irony is that before being in the current relationship, some of these women, in particular...
  8. Numero Uno

    Zim gossip news - 2020 edition

    It's a new year, new money, and currently making headlines in Zim gossip news is, of course, Ginimbi whose hustle doesn't stop. "My Guy," got himself a new Bentley soon after the 2019 Vic Falls Carnival After Party which had a special guest appearance by Faith Nketsi.
  9. Nolwazi Kwayedza

    Mukadzi or murume wemweya

    mukadzi or murume wemweya means a spiritual wife or husband respectively. Basically, those who are attached to a spiritual spouse will often have a hard time getting married or if they get married they will have unexplained marital problems which are less likely to be resolved with neither...
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    Chikwambo

    means a dwarf goblin whose height on average reaches up to an average person's kneecap. It is used to temporarily grant the material wishes of an end-user after they purchase it from a n'anga ("traditional healer"). Therefore in return for a favor, an end-user will serve this supernatural...
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    Mbashto

    mbashto is an umbrella term for herbal concoctions or traditional medicine (mbinjiri, mishonga, muti, or juju) that is often prepared by n'anga ("African traditional healers") for use in their natural magick. Unfortunately, those who are less familiar with the workings of mbashto end up being...
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    Mvana

    mvana (or bvana) miin a uman wey ab don give bort widoht fos being marid (asina kuroorwa ar kubvisirwa pfuma) ar ohtsaid a marij (kunze kwemuchato) ar a singl divorcée. Whereas, mubvana miin a daata ar niece wey dey legally ar chradishanali marid. Haueba, ef a uman uu has pikin ohtsaid a marij...
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    slang Mai Mwana, Baba Bhoi

    mai mwana Definition: baby mama homegirl or close female friend Note: If you are a man you may call your baby mama Mai Mwana but obviously, you can't just call any random woman that since she isn't a mother to any of your offspring. The second use of Mai Mwana is used by Zimbo women as a...
  14. Bla Jedza

    Vanhu vazhinji vanoroya sei vasina mari?

    Why is it vanhu vanonzi vanoroya ukavatarisa so, vamwe vacho havatorina mari inganzi inoshamisira?
  15. Bla Jedza

    religion and morals Can a man lose good blessings if he marries a slay queen?

    Will a man lose his good blessings if he happens to marry a wrong woman?
  16. Bla Jedza

    Kuchaya mapoto indefinitely is that okay?

    Do people who say marriage is not an achievement in Zimbabwe really wish kuchaya mapoto ("mjolo") until forever or it's just a temporary excuse?
  17. Numero Uno

    What does "ngozi" mean in chiShona culture?

    Can y'all define for me what ngozi means?
  18. Bla Jedza

    What does dating entail in Chivanhu?

    So what exactly does dating entail in Chivanhu or in African Traditional Religion particulary in the context of Zimbabwe?
  19. Bla Jedza

    occult What's The Difference Between Modern Prophets and N'anga In Zimbabwe?

    Are some Prophets in Zimbabwe literary n'anga or there is still a difference between the two?
  20. Numero Uno

    Is being a baby mama a sin?

    How come some Christians they literary consider that if someone ends up being a baby mama that's a result of sin? And generally speaking, do many people in modern society consider the term 'baby mama' as either 'derogatory' or 'offensive'?
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