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 Education and Unemployment in Zimbabwe :  Despite having a growing number of university graduates, Zimbabwe struggles with a high unemployment rate. Many young people face the harsh reality of a degree that doesn’t guarantee a job, leaving thousands of educated individuals without employment and forced to find informal or self-employed solutions.

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The police and military use excessive force to silence dissent, putting public safety at risk. This abuse of power severely limits the freedom of expression and public protest, stifling efforts for change and justice.

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Health, Safety, and the State - Police Brutality

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Health, Safety, and the State - Police Brutality

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Mega-churches in Zimbabwe, while offering spiritual guidance, have been criticized for exploiting the poor. These churches amass huge wealth, often using the impoverished as a source of income. With many citizens living in extreme poverty, the relationship between religion and poverty becomes a cycle of exploitation, where the vulnerable are promised prosperity while their suffering continues.

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Doctors were marching for better pay. Their absence from hospitals placed patients at serious risk, contributing to rising mortality rates.

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Doctors striking for more pay - health sector in denial, mortality rates rising

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Doctors striking for more pay - health sector in denial, mortality rates rising

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My people performing at a cultural festival in Salem. Oregon.

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“Fields in my home village, Zimbabwe, crops depicts a bumper harvest. I miss the smell of the earth after rain and the sight of maize swaying in the wind.”

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Symbol of our Zimbabwean History - courtesy of www.britannica.com Zimbabwe Ruins

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The story of Zimbabwe’s brain drain is more than migration, it is the story of resilience. Even as professionals took any jobs to survive abroad, their skills, remittances, and determination continue to sustain families and inspire hope for renewal at home.

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Professionals leave home at any given opportunity for better living conditions and better pay$$$$

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Professionals leave home at any given opportunity for better living conditions and better pay$$$$

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IOM (2022) – Zimbabwe Diaspora Engagement Strategy

> Shows how Zimbabwe’s global diaspora contributes through remittances, investment, and knowledge-sharing, turning “brain drain” into “brain circulation.”
🔗 https://www.iom.int

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WHO (2021) – Health Workforce Migration in Southern Africa: Analyzes how the outflow of doctors and nurses from Zimbabwe impacts healthcare access, and what policies could help retain skilled professionals.🔗 https://www.who.int

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Brain drain in the health sector in Zimbabwe

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Brain drain in the health sector in Zimbabwe

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Padlet Democratic Socialism - Google Docs

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Padlet Democratic Socialism - Google Docs

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Padlet Democratic Socialism - Google Docs

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Module 8: Components of Hidden Curriculum

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Module 8: Components of Hidden Curriculum

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White Archbishop of Canterbury is joined in worship by thousands not sure what religious celebration

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White Archbishop of Canterbury is joined in worship by thousands not sure what religious celebration