u/Motor-Bumblebee1262

I've been tutoring high school maths and sciences on my iPad for a couple weeks now. Apple Pencil, a notes app, and a video call. That's it.

No laptop. No Wacom tablet plugged into a MacBook, fighting with drivers and offset calibration. No desk, even, some days. It's opened up where I can actually work. Wherever there's signal.

If you're on the fence about ditching extra gear for an ipad and an apple Pencil setup for teaching or tutoring, do it. It's a smaller stack, and somehow a bigger shift than I expected.

I've been tutoring high school maths and sciences on my iPad for a couple weeks now. Apple Pencil, a notes app, and a video call. That's it.

No laptop. No Wacom tablet plugged into a MacBook, fighting with drivers and offset calibration. No desk, even, some days. It's opened up where I can actually work. Wherever there's signal.

If you're on the fence about ditching extra gear for an ipad and an apple Pencil setup for teaching or tutoring, do it. It's a smaller stack, and somehow a bigger shift than I expected.

Diaspora-based Zimbabwean, looking to buy a rural stand just outside Harare. Not going through family land (estranged from my father, don’t trust that route) — want to deal directly with the village head/RDC instead.
What’s the process with no family plot to work through — approach the chief directly, or start with the RDC waiting list?

Realistic cost for a communal stand right now?

Any pitfalls — informal allocations getting fined, boundary disputes, etc.?

Better to just buy a serviced peri-urban stand instead for cleaner paperwork?

Anyone who’s done this recently, especially outside family channels, appreciate the input.

Team Joza I need your opinions. Especially if you are here currently usina visa rakati twasu . People back home just see you walking on the edge of hell but it’s not always like that. At the end of the day, going home sometimes feels like suicide futi. At least ndikashanda I can put 2 and 2 together then have ma options. Just needed to vent otherwise at this point, kufa kwemurume kubuda ura.