The woman mechanic
TAFADZWA UFUMELI THE Nissan SUV in the workshop looks like it took several days to be worked on. It's finally time to start it up and return it to the owner. And so Memory Bere, carrying a battery to get it going, walks over. She's wearing a black shirt inscribed "Work Hard, Dream Big". Selecting a spanner, she installs the battery. It doesn't have enough power to start the car. "Bring me another battery with power, including jump-starting cables," comes the startlingly loud shout from under the hood. A second battery later, the engine finally catches with a roar, blowing…