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It was the bread bin that did it

It was only that I did not have money and I thought of selling the items. Tigere, the landlord was coming the next day to collect his rent. I needed to raise money.

By Onie Ndoro 7h ago

Sneezing was a good sign

I never have a problem of waking up in the morning. What I find difficult is waking up and having nothing to do. It was my off day.

By Onie Ndoro May. 23, 2026

One roof, two mothers, no peace

I liked my mother-in-law. The problem was Mai VaMaidei. At times , I felt that Mai VaMaidei wanted the two ageing women to be squabbling over their grandchildren.

By Onie Ndoro Dec. 14, 2025

Adrenaline and antlers: The hunting expedition

Wiltshire Farm was a privately owned farm, located about thirty kilometres away from the location along the Old Mazowe Road.

By Onie Ndoro Jul. 20, 2025

Adrenaline and antlers: The hunting expedition

Shuddery night in Chokodza

I was going to break the jinx. Why was I so secretive about my overseas journey?

By Onie Ndoro May. 11, 2025

Zim’s mothers’ shelter: Turning tears to hope and laughter

According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the shelters have numerous benefits for the women.

By Nhau Mangirazi Apr. 10, 2025

Zim’s mothers’ shelter: Turning tears to hope and laughter

Inesperado manipulation and betrayal

The only consolation in a pure work of fiction is that the main character will not perish, but will ride the tide and weather the storm. Let me go to my story lest I forget.

By Onie Ndoro Mar. 23, 2025

A poor man knows value of money than rich person

The other time, Tobias who used to play social soccer tried to pull a fast one by selling dog meat. The day he was caught, he was beaten to a pulp by his angry customers.

By Onie Ndoro Feb. 23, 2025