SUNGURA maestro Alick Macheso has shared his 2020 resolutions.
In an interview with H-Metro, the Zimbabwe Red Cross Society humanitarian ambassador took time to speak on road safety, attitude on the roads and family.
“As we said our goodbyes to 2019, tinotenda musiki atipinza mugore rino ra 2020,” he said. Macheso urged motorists to be cautious and responsible on the roads.
“Hakuna hwahwa hutsva mazuva ose in 2020, even the cars that we drive, the bus stops and the roads are still the same.
“Many drive as if they do not have children or relatives or parents, be patient for that little time you are on the steering wheel.
“Unomhanyirepi, nemotor yako pachako? Even if you are sent by its owner, he or she will smile at you when you are back safe with his or her vehicle
“God looks after people who are careful about themselves,” said Macheso.
He said many accidents were being caused by over excitement.
“Kuwonererwa ndochirwere chikuru mumugwagwa, vanoda kuwonererwa huyayi pastage ndopa highway yemanyemwe ipopaye, towonererwa tese tichifadza vanhu tichibhadharwa, kwete tichiurayisa vana nevabereki vasina mhosva.
“Let us be responsible in 2020 by just saying I am not going to get over excited or angry at any cost.
“Do not speed, why not behave like mature people who are educated,” he said.
Macheso said there was still room to reform. “Chingoti uchigeza so, wongoti, in 2020 I want to surprise many by stopping that habit which did not bring bread on my table.
“…just give yourself assignments, tough tests, like I am no longer going to be angry when upset anyhow by any driving,” he said.
Macheso also took time to educate people to mind their health in 2020.
“I urge people to regularly take lots of water than drinks, kana doro tinwe tichidira mvura, zvibhodhoro vanakomana mazvinyanya.
“Whisky and brands are supposed to be taken just a tot per day, not to take the whole bottle without even eating or diluting in few minutes.
“Due to global climate change, mvura yarambira mudenga, no more rain, we were used to farming for our basic food, even here in towns, we used to farm on small pieces of land but due to heat waves and climatic changes, all is history today.”
Macheso also showed his understanding of biology.
“Human body is 60 percent water that was said by H.H. Mitchell in the book called Journal of Biological Chemistry 158, chiwona manje, pfungwa dzedu idzi dzinova ndidzo munhu, human brain and heart take 73 percent water, worse the lungs using 83 percent water.
