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Zvavhurwa veduwe,,another term another yuwii

Our traditional customs must be followed regardless of one's level of education. In our culture, a child who was raised by their mother’s mother is expected to offer (mombe yechiredzwa. It is simply a token of love and nothing more.Kudya chete and above.

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Ko kungoti ndakarambwa pane kuti takarambana.

Kwawakabva hakufanire kukudzorera shure asi ndiko kusimuka kwako. Kubva kumusha kana kubva mumhuri isina mari hazvirevi kuti tariro yako haisisina basa. Vamwe vakaita zvidzidzo zvavo vari pasi pemiti, vachishandisa mwenje wemakenduru, vachifamba mitunhu kuenda kuchikoro — nhasi vave vanhu vakakosha. Rambai makashinga, rambai muchiverenga, nekuti ramangwana renyu harina kugadzirwa nezvamakashaiwa, asi nemwoyo wenyu wekuda kusvika kure. Nzira yakaoma, asi imi makasimba.

Not all children are born with the same level of intelligence, and it does not mean that someone who is not academically gifted is useless. It is important to remember that some children may have academic disabilities, such as learning difficulties or cognitive challenges. However, being intelligent in school does not automatically determine one’s future success, and having an academic disability does not mean your future is hopeless. What truly matters is identifying your unique talents, working hard, and being determined. Academic performance is just one path—many people have succeeded in life through skills in art, sports, entrepreneurship, or craftsmanship. Being intelligent in school does not guarantee wealth, just as having a learning disability does not guarantee poverty. Success depends on focus, determination, and making the most of your strengths.

To have and to hold.