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Reading is freedom. This virtual archive is devoted in trying to demystify ways of thinking about the democratic rhetoric of independent Zimbabwe. Especially at a time in which the values of reading and inwardness are so strenuously challenged, reading is freedom Read the issue of Kwayedza online with PressReader. Totems GradeMitupo, zvidawo namadzinza. Kuti tizosvika patiri nhasi uno, tikacheuka shure kwatabva tinoona makomo nemakomo nemikwidza iyo takasusukidza kusvika patiri pano. The Mitupo, zvidawo namadzinzaTicha Danga KWATAKABVA mitunhu, anodaro mumwe muimbi. Detembo redzinza (plural is nhetembo dzemadzinza) is the praise poem of a clan. I would say totems are used to bring people together and to form relations. Ticha Danga. KWATAKABVA mitunhu, anodaro mumwe muimbi. Enjoy unlimited reading on up todevices withday free trialMitupo YoseFree download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read online for free. Taisimira matehwe muchiuno bedzi ayo aidaidzwa kuti nhembe These titles are names that people use, such as chihera, mpofu or madube The most important aspect that is shaped by totems is our relationships. Types of Clan Praise Poetry There are mainly three kinds of Shona praise poetry namely, clan praises (madetembedzo edzinza/rudzi), personal praises (madetembedzo okurumbidza munhu) and boasts (madetembedzo The way that knowledge is acquired is not innocent or objective. Taisimira matehwe muchiuno bedzi ayo aidaidzwa kuti nhembe Mutupo (plural is mitupo) refers to a clan name which is symbolised by an animal, the totem. Chidao/ Chidawo (plural is zvidao/ zvidawo) refers to a praise name of a clan. Kuti tizosvika patiri nhasi uno, tikacheuka shure kwatabva tinoona makomo nemakomo nemikwidza iyo takasusukidza kusvika patiri pano. For example, in my family, my mother’s totem is shoko and my father’s is shava For example, in my family, my mother’s totem is shoko and my father’s is shava Check out the new look and enjoy easier access to your favorite features In contemporary Shona society there are at leastidentifiable totems (mitupo) with at leastprincipal names (zvidawo). I would say totems are used to bring people together and to form relations. These titles are names that people use, such as chihera, mpofu or madube The most important aspect that is shaped by totems is our relationships. The mutupo system is an important source of ancestral and family history in Zimbabwe.