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Thank You, and Congratulations to all those who showed up with us in June.
Remember #WinterABC is never really over until a new edition begins... so you can still catch up at your own pace...
If you did one prompt a week you would finish Winterabc in December🤔
#WinterABC26
~B
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How To Use Colour Psychology In Your Writing | Learn how the hidden meaning of colour in fiction helps you set the mood, reveal character, and add meaning to your stories. Discover how famous novelists use colour. 🎨 #colorpsychology #writingtips writerswrite.co.za/how-to-us…
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Spend your Sunday evening with us!
Tune in to the Writers Project on Citi 97.3 FM at 8:30 PM.
Tonight’s guests: V T Albert Tetteh (@Verbaltrans) and the Winners of the New Voices Contest 2026; Joshua Addo, Ahobaa-Kwofie Abigail and Ruby Excel.
Tune in: radio.com.gh/citi-fm/
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Submission window for issue 26 closes in seven days.
We are open to entries across all genres: poetry, fiction, essays, one-acts, cultural profiles, art, & photography.
Guest editor (fiction): Zenas Ubere
Read full guidelines on website.
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My flash fiction titled, A Guide on How to Repay Your Vow to the Deity of Many Faces, published in @LightspeedMag is among the top ten stories featured in @reactormag
must-read stories in the September issue. 😍😊😋
reactormag.com/must-read-sho…
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Issue 7!
ubwali.com/current-issue
Stories by Mbozi Haimbe, Bwalya S.
Kondwani, Gracious Kabungo, & Anisha Simutowe;
essays by Jolezya Adeyemo & Lombe Kabinga;
poetry by Mushasho Phiri, Doreen Mwenda, Dailess
Moyo, Gideon Lukupwa, Lakish’a, & Nsatusile
Mgode; art by Mayase Zulu.
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Super excited to have my poem, Love Ya Cibemba, featured in Issue 7 of Ubwali.😊🥂
All the literary pieces in this edition are such a great read. Indulge below.
@AfroBloggers @Izrus_Isba @Benjamin_Watch @Beatonm5 @TakuNdangana @BlogIndaba
Issue 7!
ubwali.com/current-issue
Stories by Mbozi Haimbe, Bwalya S.
Kondwani, Gracious Kabungo, & Anisha Simutowe;
essays by Jolezya Adeyemo & Lombe Kabinga;
poetry by Mushasho Phiri, Doreen Mwenda, Dailess
Moyo, Gideon Lukupwa, Lakish’a, & Nsatusile
Mgode; art by Mayase Zulu.
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🖋️ Call for Story Pitches!!
@MinorityAfrica is looking for writers, journalists, & filmmakers who have an interest in reporting stories focused on minorities within the African continent.
They pay US$100 – US$200 for standard multimedia features. twp.ai/4hwIWj
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Five years since my endometriosis diagnosis. I wrote about what it means to me to belong to a God of daughters who bleed.
(there's information about a new community + prayers in the essay. get in!)
mofiyinfoluwao.substack.com/…
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Announcing the lineup for our Nov. 7 live Zoom poetry sit-in! Register to be part of our amazing audience:us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi… ♥🚨🎤 #ReadingAfrica
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🎙️ NEW: The Cricket Shed Podcast Ep 66
The 2026-27 Zim Domestic season is underway!
Including Rodney Mupfudza interview
🎧 Listen:
🟢 Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3IE…
🍎 Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
🌍 @afripods : afripods.com/episode/2026-27…
#ZimCricket #Pro50
Elite Chess Club is creating new opportunities for Zimbabwean players through its local rating system, junior tournaments and support for major competitions.
Read more :
chessblog.co.zw/2026/10/elit…
@ChessZimbabwe @AfroBloggers
Those who run self-hosted blogs...
Have you made provisions for the critical PHP patch that has been making headlines in tech news?
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What’s the PHP coding flaw that could pull down 70 percent of the internet?
🔗: aje.news/p1huct
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PHP is not a sexy programming language by any means but it is the workhorse of the internet. About 3/4 of websites rely on it including Meta's Facebook, WordPress, Drupal and Laravel. Most sites in Zimbabwe use it because it's free, well maintained and easy to use. The latest vulnerability has caused quite a scare but this not because 1) AI has lowered the bar and now amateurs can really do harm 2) The vulnerability was discovered using AI.
































