People Who Move Me

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No, I’ve never met Barack Obama

Fungai wishing he was with Barack Obama

… but I sure wish I could. And if I met him, what would I say? “Ey, Barack, how about doing some fund raising for our fiscus?”

There you go Rumbi. That’s a photo of me. Happy now?

Written by fungaijames on October 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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Vote for Rumbi’s film!

A scene from Asylum by Rumbi Katedza

I think it’s always fantastic when a Zimbabwean does well at international level and whatever support we can give as a nation we should.

Here’s a great opportunity for us to support a talented daughter of Zimbabwe. Rumbi Katedza’s film, Asylum, is up for an award (RCI Migrations People’s Choice Award) and can only win if we vote.

I’ve watched the film- over my dial up connection- and I LOVED it. It’s just under 5 minutes long so it won’t take much of your time. I may be a bit biased but I know where I’m putting my X.

Is this rigging? Stop asking so many questions. Log on to the website, watch it and decide for youself! Danke!

Written by fungaijames on October 18th, 2008 with 1 comment.
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Lovemore Kambudzi Paints a Zimbabwe We Love

Lovemore Kambudzi in front of one of his paintings

Finally!!! That is the thought that imprinted the expression on my face when I met Lovemore Kambudzi. Finally. After seeing his paintings for so many years I met the man who turns daubs of colour- always on large canvases- into realistic depictions of scenes from every day Zimbabwe life.

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Written by fungaijames on August 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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Acclaimed Zimbabwean Author Releases New Novel

Shimmer Chinodya and Ignatius Mabasa

Writer of the award winning Shona novel “Mapenzi”, Ignatius Mabasa, has released a second novel. At a function held in Harare recently to launch the Novel, some people who had read the book gave some very positive reviews of this second work.

^ Shimmer Chinodya poses with Ignatius Mabasa at the launch (more…)

Written by fungaijames on July 29th, 2008 with 1 comment.
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