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I Couldn't Let ZCF Go
When Zimbabwe Cricket Forums disappeared, I tried to bring it back.
Follow the question
I ask questions. Some turn into articles. Some turn into videos. Some turn into software. And some get completely out of hand and turn into entire platforms.
Selected work
A short, deliberately curated tour. No seventeen-car freight train.
Where the questions go to work
Different projects, different voices, same pair of hands.
Build and business
Companies, products and tools created to solve operational problems.
Media and ideas
Different places for following different kinds of questions.

Musings, experiments, and the things I am currently poking with a stick.
Personal projects, retro-tech, software thoughts, and the occasional useful rabbit hole.

Computer History Debugged
Why are computers even a thing?
Old machines, strange inventions, and the long chain of bad decisions that led to modern computing.

Zimbabwe Debugged
Zimbabwe (Rhodesia if you prefer)
History, politics, geography, sport and stories from my homeland.

Running and recovery
Running, recovery, and the discipline of showing up again tomorrow.
Training notes, setbacks, and lessons from years of scaling steep hills, pounding roads, dirt trails and pavements.
Systems explained clearly
Complex software, debt systems, and career questions explained without the fog machine.
Keridan’s educational media arm, built for practical understanding rather than corporate wallpaper.
Community and heritage
Platforms where conversation, participation and memory matter as much as publication.
Explore by topic
Questions and results grouped into useful journeys instead of tossed into one enormous carousel.

How did computing become what it is?
Machines, ideas, people and decisions that turned calculation into modern computing.

How does Zimbabwe work, and why does it keep producing these outcomes?
History, policy, education, technology, work and national systems examined beyond slogans.

Why do technical problems so often turn out to involve fatigue, fear, communication or faulty assumptions?
Programming, frustration, mental models, competence and the person sitting behind the keyboard.

What can old tools still teach us about computing and ourselves?
Calculators, machines and beautifully stubborn technology that still deserves attention.
Fresh from the notebook
The newest articles and resources, without making you wait for a carousel to rotate into alignment.

A computational forensics investigation into Ada Lovelace’s Note G, the published operational sequence, Operation 4, Line 24, the B36 wall, and what happens when symbolic elegance meets actual execution.

An article on Zimbabwe’s political job creation, AI-proof public office, expanding political structures, and why the country rewards access more reliably than productive competence.

When Zimbabwe Cricket Forums disappeared, I tried to bring it back.

An article on Zimbabwe’s exam-driven education culture, credentialism, and why passing tests is not the same as producing learning, competence or national capability.

An article on Zimbabwe's punctuality problem, why lateness is subsidised by the people who respect time, and how broken infrastructure, weak accountability and social power turn wasted time into a national cost.

An article on Zimbabwe's talent absorption problem, credentialism, diaspora skill loss and why the country struggles to turn deep technical capability into national value.
The person asking
I am a computer programmer with a stubborn curiosity about how systems work, how they fail, and what their history reveals. The answers occasionally become software, research, videos, essays, tools, or a rescued cricket forum that then develops opinions of its own.
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