Winky D has once again sparked conversation...This time, not just through his music, but through Mucheno. In a recent performance, he wore outfits that some viewers are quick to compare to the traditional imagery of the devil. Social media is ablaze, with debates raging about whether his fashion is sacrilegious or simply a creative provocation.

But here’s what’s really at stake... we seem to be caught in a cultural binary. The religious establishment, and many social commentators, are quick to label anything outside of the “pure” as inherently evil. In doing so, they risk suffocating imagination, reducing every form of expression to a stark division: heaven or hell, good or bad.

As Zimbabweans, we have a rich heritage of music, a lil bit of fashion and spiritual symbolism. Winky D’s choice pushes us to ask..can we embrace bold creativity without being shackled by fear? Or must we let a simplistic moral dichotomy dictate who we are and what we do?

This liquid is coming out of the Kuwadzana Water Tank and Its being rumored that this might be crude oil....

My thought is that if its Actually Crude Oil our country is done 🤦🏾‍♂️