Story by Farai Gwaze
UNIVERSAL activist and public figure Blonka Mack has announced the highly anticipated Zimbabwe leg of her 4:44 Financial Literacy World Tour, set to take place on May 1 this year.
The tour, which originated in the United States of America and then Jamaica, now aims to empower underserved communities through economic education and credit literacy.
In a passionate address, Mack emphasised the significance of returning to Zimbabwe, calling it the “Mecca and roots of our culture.”
“It is pivotal to bring this movement home to connect with our family, culture, and ancestors in the flesh. We are here to break generational curses and teach our people how to thrive financially without enduring the same trial and error many of us faced,” she said.
The workshops will focus on practical strategies for financial advancement, including leveraging credit, securing six-figure credit lines, and building generational wealth.
Mack’s advocacy targets marginalised communities, offering tools to navigate systemic economic barriers.
