My 6 'random thoughts' on social media
1. Social media and reality are not always the same Sometimes, the assumption that what trends on social media always closely mirrors...
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Lloyd's Vantage Point
life as I see it
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Lloyd's Point of View
I have always wanted to share my views about various aspects of life through writing and this blog is the culmination of that desire. Here I write about life through my lenses.
I hope that this platform can give readers a glimpse of my perspective about the various day to day life issues and possibly stimulate a debate or thoughts aimed at making this world a better place.
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Whither Africa?
I love all things Africa. I love it's people. I love to see success stories come out of the continent. I love to see Africa take its...
All in good Time!
There has been so much hype this week about the US presidential elections so I decided to ride the wave. I should however point out that...
My brush with death
The day was 6 December 2012. I had planned to travel from Bulawayo to Harare and back on the same day, a distance of roughly 880...
The five don'ts
It is in human nature to ask questions. People ask questions because they want information. People also ask questions because they have...
An unexpected act of kindness and the reward
Here are two of my favourite quotes about kindness: "Unexpected kindness is the least costly, most underrated agent for human change" -...
Of black tax, diaspora remittances and WorldRemit!
The urban dictionary defines black tax as ‘the extra money that professionals are expected to give every month to support their less...
Why I left Namibia
I should start by making it clear that Namibia is a beautiful country and I loved the three years that I spent there (please read My...
My experience living as an expatriate in Namibia
I relocated to Windhoek Namibia from Zimbabwe in January 2017 to take up an employment opportunity. My family joined me in February 2017...
Unfortunately, the Tererai Trent story is not that common
Unfortunately, the Tererai Trent story is not that common, the plight of children from under privileged background
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