The Load Ledger is open
A new district for exhausted new parents: why the 50/50 split fails, and a twenty-minute exercise that maps what actually drains each of you. The exercise prints a plan for the fridge.
Folktales told the way they were told to us. An honest look at raising a first baby. Coffee from the farms that grow it. Each one gets its own district, and the city keeps growing.
Every building below is a district. Hover one, or tap it, to see what is inside.
Each one is its own site. Nothing here is a demo.
The Zimbabwe hub. Everything with roots in that particular soil lives here.
Open Enter DzokuraraEight bedtime folktales in Shona and English. Hare and Baboon, the girl and the water spirit, and why Baboon has a red bottom.
Open EnterThe Load Ledger. Why the 50/50 split fails new parents, and a twenty-minute exercise that maps what really drains each of you.
Open EnterAfrican coffee, traced from the farms that grow it to the cup in front of you.
Being built EnterThe designers, the runway, and the night itself.
Being built EnterFood from home. What to cook, how it is cooked, and who taught you.
PlannedUpdated 31 Aug 2026
A new district for exhausted new parents: why the 50/50 split fails, and a twenty-minute exercise that maps what actually drains each of you. The exercise prints a plan for the fridge.
Ngano Dzokurara now holds eight bedtime folktales in Shona and English, six to seven minutes each. Sarungano anoti: Paivepo. Iwe woti: Dzepfunde.
If you know a story from your grandmother that is not in the collection, it can be added. Shona, Ndebele or English, however you remember it.
Work has started on the coffee district: growers, roasts, and how a bag gets from a farm to a Swiss kitchen without the story being flattened along the way.
The African Fashion Night district is getting a proper home: designers, the runway, and the night itself, documented rather than just advertised.