The Rapture is said to be nigh...

what to do during a rapture a satirical post on the recent viral posts about the rapture happening on 23 or 24 September.

What do you think about the Rapture

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Review of Foundation a science fiction series loosely based on stories by Isaac Asimov about the Cleon Genetic EmpireSeason 3 follows the tale of  intergalactic empire, as the Foundation faces its third crisis while a new unpredictable threat in the form of The Mule threatens to derail the grand plan and plunge the world into darkness..

Catching up over a virtual cup of coffee in a teapot-shaped country, Zimbabwe as we take about Amusement Park Rides inspired by the Iconic Luna Park and resurrected Leisure Trains giving the scenic trip between Harare and Mutare..

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Countdown an American crime drama television series starring Jensen Ackles as Detective Mark Meachum working as part of a task made up agents from various law enforcement agencies, LAPD, DEA, and FBI

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Marthas's poem about the reaper in Revival Season 1 Episode 10 Finale

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Review of Season 2 of Shaka Ilembe a South African epic historical drama series about the rise of Shaka Zulu and the Zulu King from outcast to king.

Starring Lemogang Tsipa as Shaka and Dawn Thandeka King as Mkabayi kaJama Nomzamo Mbatha as Queen Nandi and Khabonina Qubeka as Queen Ntombazi

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Review of the fourth and final season of Upload a science fiction comedy drama television series.

The series explores a world where there is a digital after-life in which our consciousness can be uploaded in the event of death. Season 4 concludes the story about Lakeview and its digital afterlife.

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Revival is a supernatural horror television series based on a comic book series of the same name published by Image Comics.

A bizarre phenomenon which becomes known as “Revival Day” brings the recently deceased back to life triggering a cascade of emotional, socio-political, and supernatural consequences.

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Welcome To Anywhere a novel by Joe Ruzvidzo.

Welcome To Anywhere is a historical fiction with psychological drama set in a post-independent Zimbabwean town known simply as Anywhere, where Billy, a teenager who gets entangled in a web of events that started long before he was born.

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Catching up over a virtual cup of coffee counting down to Christmas still over 100 days away, is it too early to put up Christmas decorations oh at least pretend last year's decorations are now for this year?

Whats been happening in Zimbabwe and who would go on the naughty list and get coal from Santa?

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