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From Clicks to Recognition: How bulawayo24.com and Solusi University Lit Up My Journalistic Journey
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When bulwayo24.com opened its doors to aspiring writers, I didn't just submit an article - I submitted a promise: to tell Zimbabwe’s story with courage, clarity, and conviction. The platform's willingness to publish my work turned that promise into a pulse‑checking reality, sending my voice across newsrooms, boardrooms, and community halls alike.
The ripple effect was immediate. Solusi University, a beacon of holistic education in the region, noticed the traction my stories were gaining. Their leadership recognized my efforts to champion their vision through Facebook outreach and bulawayo24.com features, culminating in an award that feels less like a prize and more like a mandate.
To the dynamic team at bulawayo24.com : Your editorial excellence and commitment to nurturing fresh talent have become a cornerstone of our local media landscape. You’ve proved that when media invests in its citizens, the whole nation benefits.
To Solusi University: Thank you for believing in the power of narrative and for rewarding dedication to public service. Your partnership shows that business, education, and journalism can coalesce for national development.
This milestone is an invitation. I call on fellow journalists to harness platforms like bulawayo24.com , on business leaders to back storytelling that drives progress, and on politicians to champion truth‑based communication. Together we can write a brighter chapter for Zimbabwe.
The ripple effect was immediate. Solusi University, a beacon of holistic education in the region, noticed the traction my stories were gaining. Their leadership recognized my efforts to champion their vision through Facebook outreach and bulawayo24.com features, culminating in an award that feels less like a prize and more like a mandate.
To the dynamic team at bulawayo24.com : Your editorial excellence and commitment to nurturing fresh talent have become a cornerstone of our local media landscape. You’ve proved that when media invests in its citizens, the whole nation benefits.
To Solusi University: Thank you for believing in the power of narrative and for rewarding dedication to public service. Your partnership shows that business, education, and journalism can coalesce for national development.
This milestone is an invitation. I call on fellow journalists to harness platforms like bulawayo24.com , on business leaders to back storytelling that drives progress, and on politicians to champion truth‑based communication. Together we can write a brighter chapter for Zimbabwe.
Source - Erick Matotoba
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