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YOU GIVE NOT BECAUSE YOU HAVE MORE THAN ENOUGH BUT BECAUSE SOMEONE DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH (VIOMAK)

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I REFUSE TO OPPRESS MY VOICE

Despite the increased awareness concerning the unfairness and cruelty of our present ZANUPF leadership, many Zimbabweans still lack clear guidelines on what they should do towards one another. My thoughts at this moment are concerned with ethics, morality and values in society. My thoughts are concerned with ethics, morality and values in society so as to enhance the well being of others. When I started this music cum charity work, I felt a conviction and moral obligation that I have to open my heart and hands and do something about the oppressed and suffering masses in Zimbabwe so as to help ourselves. To me a right moral action is that which enhances the well being of others. Moral values in turn can be defined as human caused benefits that human beings provide to others. By way of illustration, one may say that love, kindness and justice are moral goods. That said I am seeing a high level of moral illiteracy fulled by socio-cultural and political trends that are undermining our moral competence.

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2. Mutemwa Leprosy Centre
3. Batai Mutonge
4. Mavhoterapapi
5. Gukurahundi
6. Matibili Wauraya

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Happy 82nd Birthday President R.G .Mugabe (Emotions of the emotionless)

21 February 2006

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Happy 83rd Birthday President R.G .Mugabe (Bones of a 30 year old)

21 February 2007

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Happy 84th Birthday President R.G .Matibili (Great Son of Malawi)

21 February 2008

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Zimbabwe Circus

25 December 2008

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Happy 85th Birthday President R.G .Mugabe (Zimbabwe is mine)

21 February 2009

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Happy 86th Birthday President R.G .Mugabe (Supreme Leader)

21 February 2010

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Chinja Maitiro (Single)

10 March 2010

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Child Abuse

20 August 2010

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Happy 87th Birthday President R.G .Mugabe (Operation Matibili)

21 February 2011

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Hello Women

31 July 2011

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THE BIRTH OF VIOMAK IN HER OWN WORDS

When I started this project, I heard like a calling that I had to understand and do something about the suffering and oppressed masses in Zimbabwe. The name Viomak which is my first and last name came into mind. From there on the name became the words that cemented the mission of my work as I said No to political Violence, Intolerance, Oppression, Murder, Animosity, Killing (VIOMAK). I felt so much empathy and I could not carry the burden without doing something for this tormented people and nation. I was so tired of crying and praying for them and our nation and wishing they were not suffering like that under such an evil and heartless regime. God’s angels then healed my soul and gave me work to do, work that is so dear to me. The passion I have, the strength I have, the determination I have, the courage I have, the love I have, the kindness I have, have left many wondering and asking me how I do all this and I say to them once God chooses you to do it He gives you the heart, the wisdom, strength and He travels the journey with you.

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NEWS AND BLOG

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Viomak Under Attack

Oct 21, 2020

Zimdiaspora editor and journalist Admore Tshuma threatens Viomak in tribal hate fueled rant The life of prominent protest singer Viomak is in danger in Britain after a former chief reporter…

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Viomak Fake News

Oct 21, 2020

Bitter social worker Betty Hazviperi Makoni on desperate errand to clear name spreads fake news about Viomak Viomak is a victim of harassment, cyber bullying and fake news perpetrated on…

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Viomak Opinions

Oct 21, 2020

Private parts activism should not be a national event: An Open letter to Kenyan women activists – Viomak I found a recent move by Kenyan women activists advocating for women…

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Testimonials and Quotations

Maswera sei Sis Viomak . Thanks a lot God bless you more. It’s Precious. Mufunge l saw the money in the morning but kuti nditaure nemi my buddie iri kuramba kuenda kuwhatsapp. So l thought ichaita but yaramba zvachose. Then l realised l had another phone. Ndaiona thanks so much. I am here today for few loving people like you who agreed God to use them in helping me when my own people persecuted me. You are one person who l will never forget. You stood by me panyaya dziya imi sis will always remember that makandimirira imi blood doesn’t always mean family. We bonded you will always have a special place in my heart.

Precious, Zimbabwe Read More