Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

PhD in Business Administration focusing on Big Data Analytics and Sustainability. Passionate about data-driven sustainability and committed to Zimbabwe revival. Harare, Zimbabwe Joined September 2013

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Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

3 days ago

@Xol1641557 @HeraldZimbabwe Clowns, in what respect my fellow colleague? Kindly elaborate.

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6 days ago

@cozwva its not Nhuku but Ngulu. Kindly verify your info before posting

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6 days ago

@renabaddie_ CJSE

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6 days ago

@TendaiChirau Happy Birthday Sonny. Age with grace. God bless.

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6 days ago

Well done. Its a welcome gesture.

THANK YOU GOVERNMENT OF ZIMBABWE: Through the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, I formally thank His Excellency the President, Dr ED Mnangagwa, and his Government for facilitating two Comrades: @zenzele and @rtapfumaneyi, do their work of recording the wartime

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Anish Moonka @anishmoonka

a week ago

Australia now makes so much solar power that at midday its electricity is worth less than zero, so the grid has started giving it away. Roughly one in three Australian homes has panels on the roof, the highest household solar rate in the world. About 4.3 million systems pour power into the grid every sunny afternoon. When they all peak together, there is far more electricity than the grid needs, and the price crashes. For the first three months of 2025 the price of power on the national market sat at zero or below 18 percent of the time, according to the market operator. In Queensland it went negative 66 percent of the time during daylight hours in one quarter. Negative prices mean the companies making the power actually pay to get rid of it. A new rule, live since July 1, gives households up to 24 kilowatt-hours of free power for three hours in the middle of the day, roughly a day's electricity for a five-person home. It runs in New South Wales, South East Queensland, and South Australia, and you need a smart meter to opt in. You still pay a daily connection fee, plus normal rates for anything outside the window. Follow the money and the generosity fades. At midday the grid holds more solar than it can use, so it would rather you run the dishwasher, the pool pump, or charge a car than switch the panels off. Queensland already throws away more than a quarter of what its big solar farms make on sunny days. Free power mops up the flood. The other side of the deal is the evening. Solar disappears at sunset, everyone comes home and turns on the oven and the air conditioning, and prices jump as gas power stations rush to fill the gap. Every load you move into the cheap midday window is a load pulled out of that pricey evening peak. The same flood has slashed what solar owners earn. The rate you get paid for sending your own power to the grid has halved to about 6 cents, while the price you pay has doubled to 29 cents. In July 2025 New South Wales became the first state to charge solar homes a fee just for exporting. Three free hours a day sounds like a gift from a country swimming in sunshine. It is the cheapest way for the grid to swallow a flood of solar it never planned for.

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a week ago

Australia is generating so much solar power that some households now get three hours of free electricity

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@itsm_hope proper answer is 0

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Memory Nguwi @memorynguwi

a week ago

@eddsdube Those who prepare such reports need to be trained.

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a week ago

@memorynguwi Insightful. How should we navigate this shortcoming.

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a week ago

@BhattiLaib9960 10 should be 0

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a week ago

@FlyAirZimbabwe Great and innovative. Kindly verify minimum age for seniour citizen/s.

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Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

2 weeks ago

@baz_zw Congratulations Eng. I have no doubt you will deliver on this new mandate.

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Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

2 weeks ago

@Jamwanda2 @SRavengai Mhofu, dont you think dramatic reconstruction would be more impactful. Sekuru venyu @SRavengai supported with resources could be of great assistance.

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Mind and Glory 🎖 @mindandglory

3 weeks ago

An intelligent man knows that the quality of his inner circle is the single most accurate predictor of the quality of his future.

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Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

3 weeks ago

In Zimbabwe, most PhD holders are academics rather than practitioners, which likely underpins this assumption.

Memory Nguwi @memorynguwi

3 weeks ago

A good friend of mine, who holds a PhD, recently asked whether he should include it on his CV when applying for jobs in the private sector. My answer was that it is ultimately his choice. However, I also told him that, in Zimbabwe, many private sector recruiters tend to view PhD

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Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

3 weeks ago

@MasukuNory @nickmangwana Colleague, i think its worthwhile to have an understanding of the liberation struggle when you make input. There were plenty fighters below the age of 20.

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Edward Dube PhD @eddsdube

3 weeks ago

@cmbazw @nickmangwana FYI. There were freedom fighters who were already battle hardened at 18. Check with tbe villagers you participated in the independence struggle.