The image is a vertical painting of an African woman adorned with a bright red headdress featuring floral and geometric patterns. She is depicted with deep blue eyes, red lipstick, and is wearing large, ornate jewelry. The background of the portrait is a dark grey, enhanced with small, brightly colored areas. Additionally, there are various green, orange, and brown leaf patterns, as well as blue and purple circular designs surrounding the figure. Notable is the presence of several colorful butterflies at the edge of the painting. The painting captures the subject's beauty and dignity as she looks directly at the viewer, conveying a sense of vibrancy, style, and the unique charm of African women.

And from Keith Zenda Then suddenly this word came to mind. Mudzimai meaning ‘woman’ in Shona. It occurred to me at that moment that this word could be broken down into two words: ‘mudzi’ (root) and ‘mai’ (mother). I wondered if it’s merely a coincidence, or something about the word’s origins a

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