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#ForOurWomen – Gender Based  Violence = Photobook
https://mudjournal.org/2019/03/05/forourwomen-book/




Portfolio

https://www.slideshare.net/ElspethChimedza1/elspeth-chimedza-portfoliopdf


Muck Rack

https://muckrack.com/elspeth-chimedza-1/interview


Podcast

https://open.spotify.com/show/6bgyigPpAKQhwYlCbC17jv?si=OIihcKTDS8S1GpmhcKPZKw

Amaka: From Fiery Career Passion to Burnout

https://www.amaka.studio/content/5uwUYXWgIr5xFRGoymEqH


Through My Eyes: The Africa That You Hear About

https://amaka.studio/content/TxCnHsjZ9RSWfJykCN09i


Age: If Only It Was Just A Number

https://amaka.studio/content/KRomvN7rzHyafWTsUtBV9


Revolutionising the Global Workforce: The Power of Remote Work - Komorebi post

https://komorebipost.com/the-power-of-remote-work/


'Celebrate, protect and restore planet earth’ - The Sunday Mail

https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/celebrate-protect-and-restore-planet-earth


The Greatest Medicine: Clive Chigubu Q & A

https://mudjournal.org/2021/05/11/medicine-clive-chigubu/


Putting In Work: Derby Bheta Q & A

http://mudjournal.org/2021/06/11/work-derby-bheta-q-and-a/


The Wanted Man: Poptain Q&A

http://mudjournal.org/2021/03/04/the-wanted-man-poptain-q-a/


Houz Visit #13 | Elspeth Chimedza | Zimbabwean Spoken Word Artist

https://youtu.be/yc7GHCbiQ1g


Oliver Mtukudzi + #DhukuForTuku Retrospective = #Chiefing:

https://mudjournal.org/2019/11/03/oliver-mtukudzi-dhuku-retrospective/

Youth Village Zimbabwe

Groove Magazine International July/September Issue:
http://bit.ly/2flOAXA
 
The Colour Yellow + Nadia Buari:
http://bit.ly/2ryC60M
 
Hip-hop in Zimbabwe: The disconnection
http://musicinafrica.net/hip-hop-zimbabwe-disconnection

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