As part of our community outreach and public interest initiative, we publish a digital booklet annually in (pdf) form. Each ebook is available for browser download below. Our publications are a unique blend of research, art and social documentation that contain sustainable solutions from our contributors, as well as video interviews.
Issue No. 2
Black Prayers : The 2nd Coming
Black Prayers explores contemporary Africans identities in the context of social media, education, entrepreneurship, film, religion, and the forth industrial revolution.
Including:
The 40 Most Influential Zimbabweans of All Time and interviews with Poptain, Lee McHoney, and Graeme Sharp.
For Our Women
Gender Based Violence (GBV) dedications.
#ForOurWomen is a collaborative photographic protest dedicated to survivors of GBV. It fused elements of Photojournalism, Fashion, Conceptual Art, Make Up, Poetry & Protest Art.
Including:
#MenAreTrash interviews + Tahle weDzinza, Ayanda Sibanda (Miss Albinism ZIM), Samkelis Makombe, Joanne Peters & Noxolo Sibanda.
Issue No.1
Save Power , Save Water
An exploration of the Zimbabwean socio-economical situation that focuses on entrepreneurship, sustainable energy initiatives, mental health & social media.
Including:
Video Q & A with Presidential Award winning Artist Rashid Jogee. Plus interviews with Simba Tagz & Djembe Monks.
Briefly No.1
Covid-19 Lockdowns
An introduction to the COVID-19 (Corona virus) pandemic in Africa with an emphasis on surviving lockdowns, the rise of domestic violence cases, things to do at home, and hygiene protocols.
Including:
#StayAtHome picture gallery featuring Cal_Vin, Donna N, Amy + The Calamities, Bhekiwe, Arthur Evans, Mawiza, Graeme Sharp & more.
Public Mirror
Selfies and Social Photography
This project embraces the intimacy of Selfies and Portrait Photography’s meditative approach – & depicts a conversation between the two styles.
Including:
Oyama Botha, Darkie Fiction, Sharmaine Mulambo, Raquesity Keaitse & Suqea.
MUD Journal 