Local Bulawayo musician has a deep inspiring passion for music. Ronalla has the grace to produce diverse art. He is a letter that many people who may have little opportunity reading the Bible may read. Enjoy this piece.

When you repeatedly lose in life you begin to wonder whether this life would ever be simple or less painful. It will not. You'll get tougher and adapt. You'll find ways to live with your loss, but the Word of God will give you more hope. You'll see better days like Job did. You'll get much more. The Word of God will boost your faith in God. You'll find your efforts and thoughts taking you towards a more meaningful healing. Connect with me and Apostle Benjamin Mabusa, the Apostle of AFM - Water of Life Assembly, Cosmo City, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Wits Ph.D. final year student gives succinct advice on career guidance making references to her life, great leaders such as Steve Jobs. She also notes how it is vital to consider the social impact of one's career which any job in the world actually offers. Enjoy.

There's so much to gospel art. We have the convenient opportunity to stay and come more closer to our creator and Almighty through Art. Siza's story and reflection just about testifies of that. Through making music, he sees the Lord in everything 😍⭕💪💪  Also, this episode has a beautiful piece - poetry - celebrating Father Zimbabwe by Thwala. Father Zimbabwe, Former Vice President of the Republic of Zimbabwe Joshua Mqabuko Nyongolo Nkomo passed away on the fateful 1st day of July 1999. We're privileged to be located along a street named after him.

Rev Ndzimande if former teacher who received Christ Jesus as his saviour and Lord in 1973 who has great music titles to his name. In this timely episode, he generously shares how he's had to deal with countless problems and recovering. Such an inspiration.

Frank has been living off tge streets for a while. I met him one night, while he was looking for Pastor Jedmos Moyo. From interacting with him for about 20 minutes, I could say he is very intelligent. You know how? He couldn't up and share his troubles. The rest of his story is in this episode.

It's become a norm for an average Zimbabwean to just go with the wind - doing anything decent to make a living whether it's aligned to his/her passion or not; whether one is talented enough for the job or not. This is why Miss Tee had to be brought here to share views and perspectives. What are your views? Share with me on social @iamjedmos

Dr Margaret Muchai, a pastor, a national administrator and co-ordinator at House Of Bread with over 2000 congregations in Kenya, a woman of faith shares her story of meaningful resilience and advice to how one can meaningfully rise to full recovery.

Dr Rebecca Malope talks of how she started, what problems she's met snd how's been able yo maneuver around them.

Happy Africa Day Africa. Meet Nonhlelo. She's got such a skill, doesn't she? I loved this piece in every way! The video version is on Jedmos Moyo's Facebook account #Talenttrackers #AfricaDay