Aiva madziva ava mazambuko a Shona proverb that can be translated to mean what was once a grand river is now a crossing place or ford… Its a proverb about change when what used to be hard becomes simple or the change in circumstances from being of great standing to less.
Birchenough Bridge on Save River. Pic credit: Phillip Kusasa
Once a raging force of nature, A roaring and rushing stream, carving its way through the land Like a mighty and majestic dream. Carrying dreams and stories in its wake. Dreams of hope and stories of dreams. And now a forgotten trickle marked by a once remarkable relic, a steel skeleton towering over the graveyard of a silted river.
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