Geração de Josué

24/02/2026

Aka Power Sports 2026

07/01/2026

Pais e encarregados de Educação as matrículas para 1ª classe já iniciaram e encerram dia 31 de Janeiro de 2026. Matriculem os seus filhos e filhas na Escola Aka Power.

25/12/2025

30/11/2025

Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa is warning young Africans against flashy living, urging them to avoid what he calls “Mbinga culture” — the social media-driven display of wealth through luxury cars, designer watches, and exotic holidays.

In a recent post, the London-based founder of Econet and Cassava Technologies said chasing such symbols of success can mislead aspiring entrepreneurs and hinder real wealth building. “Judging success by what people show off online means nothing at all,” he wrote.

Masiyiwa shared personal anecdotes to illustrate his point. He recalled visiting a billionaire family whose true wealth was obvious in their investments, not their clothing. On another occasion, he traveled with a top global business leader whose assistant bought a simple shirt from a local store before a public event — proving that luxury brands don’t define success.

He also warned parents to prioritize funding their children’s education over personal indulgence, saying it’s a critical step toward lasting prosperity and national development.

28/11/2025

Aka Power School

The Home of English Language

26/11/2025

🌈 AKA POWER ECD CENTRE !
💫 “Giving Your Child a Head Start to Greatness.”

Hey, amazing moms and dads! 💕
We know how important it is to find a place where your little one feels safe, loved, and excited to learn — especially when you’re juggling work and parenthood.

At AKA POWER ECD CENTRE, we welcome children from 36 months and up into a warm, caring space where learning feels like play and every child is celebrated for who they are. 🌻

Our goal is to teach, nurture, and build confident, happy learners who can fit in anywhere in the world. 🌍

💛 What parents love about us:
✨ A safe, home-like environment filled with love
✨ Caring teachers who treat your child like their own
✨ Fun, play-based learning that sparks curiosity
✨ Building confidence, kindness, and independence
✨ Flexible programs perfect for working families

Enroll Today for 2026!
Because every child deserves a place where they can belong, learn, and thrive. 🌟

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💬 Message us today to book a school tour or chat with our friendly team!
Let’s give your child the loving start they deserve — while you focus on doing what you do best. 💖

24/11/2025

🇲🇿 Procurando de uma escola de alta qualidade onde o seu filho possa crescer, aprender e divertir-se? Nós somos a solução! Visite-nos e descubra o que temos para oferecer no desenvolvimento integral do seu filho.

Oferecemos:
✅ Jardim Infantil
✅ Pré-escola
✅ Escola Primária

Faça ja a matrícula e garanta a vaga do seu filho!

Estamos localizados na Cidade de Chimoio, Bairro 5 Macodamo ao lado da EB 25 de Setembro.

🇬🇧 Are you looking for a high-quality school where your child can grow, learn, and have fun? We are the solution! Visit us to discover what we have to offer for the growth and development of your child.

We offer:
✅ Preschool
✅ Kindergarten
✅ Primary School

Enroll your child to guarantee their spot with us!

We are located in Chimoio, Bairro 5 Macodamo opppsite EB 25 de Setembro.

📞 WhatsApp 87 778 0696

30/09/2025

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29/09/2025

🪶 15 Reasons to Keep Guinea Fowl on Your Farm

1. Natural Pest Busters
Guinea fowl loves eating ticks, bugs, worms—even small snakes. They help keep your farm clean without chemicals.

2. Cheap to Feed
They roam and find their own food, so you spend less on feed compared to chickens.

3. Tough and Healthy
Guineas rarely get sick. They’re stronger than most poultry and resist common diseases.

4. Farm Security Guards
These birds are super alert and noisy. If something unusual happens, they’ll let you know!

5. Tasty, Lean Meat
Their meat is high in protein, low in fat, and loved by health-conscious buyers.

6. Nutritious Eggs
Guinea eggs are small but packed with nutrients. They’re great for eating or selling.

7. Low Maintenance Birds
Once they’re used to your farm, they don’t need much care. They’re independent and hardy.

8. Long-Term Companions
With proper care, guineas can live for years and keep producing eggs and chicks.

9. W**d Control Helpers
They eat w**d seeds without digging up your plants—unlike chickens that scratch everything.

10. Good with Other Animals
Guineas get along well with chickens, ducks, and other farm birds. They add harmony to your flock.

11. Beautiful and Unique
Their spotted feathers and quirky behaviour make them fun to watch and a great conversation starter.

12. Great for Small Farms
You don’t need a huge space to raise them. They adapt well to small farms and backyard setups.

13. Early Warning System
Their loud calls can scare off predators and alert you to visitors or danger.

14. Boosts Farm Biodiversity
Having different types of birds helps create a balanced and healthy farm ecosystem.

15. Easy to Hatch and Raise
Guinea fowl reproduce easily, and their chicks (keets) grow fast with minimal fuss.

Keep following us Aka Power Farming Tech & Business

26/09/2025

HOW TO SPOT A TRULY ORGANIC CHICKEN FARM

Let’s be real—just because a farm says “organic” doesn’t mean it’s the real deal. 🧐

In Tier 1 countries like the USA, Canada, and Australia, organic chicken farming is a big business. But for consumers and farmers alike, knowing what actually makes a farm organic is key.

Here’s what to look for:
- 🐓 Chickens that roam freely outdoors—not just a tiny porch.
- 🌿 Feed that’s 100% organic, no GMOs, no antibiotics.
- 🧼 Clean, spacious coops with natural light and fresh air.
- 📋 Certification from trusted bodies like USDA Organic or Australian Certified Organic.

If you’re a farmer, showing these things builds trust and boosts your brand. If you’re a buyer, asking the right questions helps you support real sustainability.

Organic isn’t just a label—it’s a lifestyle for both the birds and the people who raise them.

Tag a farmer who’s doing it right 👇 or share this with someone who needs to know the truth behind the label.