Editorial

Greetings everyone; welcome to The Gaze magazine’s first edition which will be loaded with different global related articles meant to enrich readers with edutaining information.

  A lot has transpired in the first quarter of 2023 which eclipses with this month of April : the continual Russian aggression over Ukraine, Earthquakes in Turkey to Cyclones which ravaged Mozambique and Malawi, criminal activities taking toll in South Africa and e.t.c.

 The Gaze magazine will update it’s readers with information that is trending, accurate, nostalgic, futuristic, newsworthy and e.t.c. : it is a global publication that will be filled with comedy and tragedy stories.

 However, the magazine will succinctly highlight news that is Sports, Entertainment, Religion, political and e.t.c. related : creamed up with the juicest contemporary celeb gossip.

Moreover, Drug and substance related news with it’s side effects highly advising it’s side effects and encouraging society to curb the scourge will be topical. Case studies from South Africa and Zimbabwe on drug abuse and remedies will be flighted in the magazine with the sole aim of alleviating the crisis that has bedevilled the two countries especially the youths.

Moreso, Political developments update of different nations will be a regular on site. The Gaze will have several columns on politics since it is a hot and juicy topical endeavour.

Even more, the magazine team will spice up things by availing a clandestine expose on nite spots as people need an update on the sequence of events in their inactive hours whilst others would be making money during those hours.

This site will also be linked to schools and Universities an initiative that will help pupils through a career guidance column whereby students will be taught and allowed to share their views on a global grand scale provided by the magazine.

Although, the magazine will leave out somethings it maybe necessary to include them whenever they are necessary for the development and benefit of societies.

Best regards, 

Hannock Ngaru 

Managing Editor