Follow the Change Radio News Online channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5kPp2KGGGQkePy4t1q Another weekly tale of wisdom from Travolve for Change Radio. Look for it every Monday. Remember to leave a raindrop and share. Caring is sharing! Mbudzi Yakabhadhara Rendi (The Goat That Paid Rent) Once upon a time, in a town where tills echoed with silence, and coins had faces no one trusted, there lived a goat named Chidembo. Chidembo didn’t belong to one home— he belonged to everyone. When Mai Ruvimbo couldn’t pay rent, she gave the landlord the goat. The next month, the landlord traded him for diesel. Then the diesel went for a council favor. Then a silence. Then a teacher’s wage. Then a threat undone. No one ever asked the goat. They just tied him up outside another door. Everywhere he went, the people were the same: No ZWL. No USD. Only barter, sweat, and whispered prayers. Then one day, Chidembo ran away. Past the borehole with no handle. Past the empty bank. Past the quiet shops. He ran into the bush— And stayed gone. That month, Mai Ruvimbo was evicted. The landlord lost his diesel. The council officer lost his bribe. But everyone gained something: They finally said what they’d been whispering— “We are all one goat away from collapse.” 🧠 Zvikwereti hazvibiki sadza. (Debt doesn’t cook sadza.) 💧 If this one sat with you, send a water drop. 🌀 Produced by TraVolve. For Change Radio. A black and white logo AI-generated content may be incorrect. Wear the wisdom: travolve-threads.square.site #talesfromtheground | #thegoatthatpaidrent