r/Zimbabwe

Is there a scam going around for Ecocash? What to do with this money?

Imagine being born here, surviving all the bullshit life throws at you, sacrificing your youth, your comfort, your dreams, and somehow you still end up in hell. 😂

Surely we can't all be measured by the same standard. Some people are born into comfort, while others are born into circumstances they never chose and spend their entire lives fighting just to survive.

You wake up every day, go to a job you don't love, live in a country you never wanted to stay in, swallow your pride, and do things you don't want to do because people are depending on you. Not because you're lazy or lack ambition, but because survival doesn't always give you the luxury of choosing your path.

Look at the number of Zimbabweans taking care of 80 or 90 year olds in the UK, working thousands of kilometres from home just to send money back to their families. Imagine leaving everything familiar behind, not because you wanted an adventure, but because staying home meant struggling to provide.

Then we're supposed to believe that after surviving all of this, we're judged as if everyone was given the same starting point, the same opportunities, the same choices and the same circumstances?

At some point, surely context has to matter.

Maybe some of us deserve a survival pass before anyone starts talking about eternal punishment. 😂 Because honestly, life itself has already been one hell of a test.

So I do social media and I had a contract with this other company to do their advertising and brand promotion Yk what influencers do , the contract was for 3 months and I only got paid for 2 , the 3rd month was June and I still haven’t received anything but ma excuses ; quick backstory , when I went for my first visit the “boss” was lovely and we became friends and I guess ndozvakabvisa the professional aspect was blurred . Through all this I was doing my job and even more than what we agreed on to promote them and people who know the brand majority know it because of me

So I wanted to know if it would be shitty if I took the legal route cus I’m tired of asking and understanding her .and if I don’t text her she doesn’t even bother updating or nothing , the friendship is basically dead now because I asked for my payment 😂😂ndodiiko

I want to buy a Google Pixel 8 pro. My mom has a pixel 7 pro but network is ass, even with Netone. The phones use e-sim. I'm not sure if I should buy it if I'm going to have network challenges. To those using any pixel models, what are your experiences? Is it worth a shot or should I stick to Samsung?

I’ve been fortunate enough to become successful in trading, consistently averaging around $1,000 a day, and I withdraw half of my earnings daily. I’m now looking for advice on how I can invest my money to generate additional income streams, besides real estate, which I’m already heavily involved in. I’d appreciate suggestions on other investment opportunities or businesses I could explore

Hello guys. How does this work and how do I apply to this scholarship. Any website or contacts?? And if anyone knows who I can contact to know more, kindly give details. Thank you mhuri yeZimbabwe

Visiting next year!

Besides the obvious National Parks and Victoria Falls

What are must see / do things in ZIM? I'm a MASSIVE foodie and love eating! Love the outdoors but I'm not an Adrenalin junkie. I'd love recommendations on authentic eats and markets (I don't shy away from street food and will choose smartly) Any great cultural performances or workshops? I want to hear it all. :)

I favour experiences over spending lots of money on shopping or at malls. As close as I can get to local life the better.

Ideas?

Hi fellow Zimbo husbands and fathers. I am hoping to get viewpoints from Zim men whether local or abroad.

I have a potential opportunity to relocate to the Middle East, and I wanted to get men's opinions on relocating with family or leaving my family.

I want to get the pros and cons, both financially and psychologically, and perceived impacts to your family. If you have lived this, please feel free to pitch in as well.

I want to know which option you would take as a man and father and why.

Assumptions to keep in mind

1. The current job pays good money

2. You and your wife are happily married with 2 kids (2 and 1)

3. If you left the country alone, you would be coming back annually but monthly you remit USD $1k home to keep family living standards, You save $1k towards your joint family goals, you can also save your own cash nest egg abroad.

4. The role is at a prestigious international company, so the CV will look good and there's a lot of exposure

I would love to hear from you