Simbarashe Henry Sinamani

@Trevornoah Hi Trevor. I know this is a long shot but can you please give a slot to one of our own @KingKandoro. You wont regret it

South Africa needs to laugh and with Savanna I’m bringing just the team to do it! Bafunny Bafunny is South Africa’s National Team of Comedy. 5 Shows, 3 Cities September 2026! I’ve got Eugene Khoza confirmed with many more local and international comedians to be announced. Tickets go on sale 29 April! @SavannaCider @BafunnyComedy @eugenekhoza

No lies detected… but we need to get rid of them.

When leaders ignore truth, laws lose meaning,🇿🇼 suffers. A nation cannot stand when power protects wrongdoing instead of justice.

As the week begins, we reflect on the growing momentum of Zimbabwe Council of Churches youth initiatives across spaces of worship, engagement, and action. “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers…” - 1 Timothy 4:12 In Harare (17 April 2026), five ZCC member church campus fellowships - Methodist on campus (Methosoc), Reformed Church in Zimbabwe (RCZ) on Campus, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe (ELCZ) on Campus, United Methodist Youth Fellowship (UMYF) on Campus, and the Anglican Youth Fellowship on Campus convened a Revival Night at the University of Zimbabwe Main Chapel, drawing over 100 young people. Through a solidarity message delivered by ZCC National Youth Executive Member Simbarashe Sinamani, the ZCC affirmed its vision of a united, peaceful, and just nation, highlighted ongoing youth empowerment programs, and encouraged young people to boldly claim their space in society, while deepening ecumenical unity among campus ministries. In Manama (23–26 April 2026), the ZCC, participated in the ELCZ National Youth Conference at Manama High School in Gwanda, where over 700 youths gathered under the theme “Supernatural Growth in Faith, Glory and Grace.” Solidarity remarks, presented on behalf of the Council by ZCC Projects Officer - Annie Mbewe, reminded young people that they are not just the future but the present of our nation, calling for unity among youth, a commitment to ethical leadership, and active participation in shaping society. They also affirmed the church’s responsibility to walking alongside young people, empowering them to find their voice and take part meaningfully in national development and constitutional processes. The ZCC remains committed to empowering young people and strengthening ecumenical unity for youth to actively shape the future of the Church and society. #ConversationsOfHope

THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has raised alarm over a long-term decline in youth engagement within formal political processes. tinyurl.com/29cx7dcw

@zanupf_patriots Soon is not a time frame

End of April atosvika‼️ Anyway richapera haro soon.

Well-done sables

John 15:4

@shumbakadzi_zim The signatures doesn't even show proof of a long queue Pathetic !

We made an experiment during ZITF and left this placard by the gate with just a sign saying "Sign to show support". No one was there but just the sign and a marker. When I tell you the long queue we found of people lining up just to show the country chinhu ichi vakuchida. #CA3 IS BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE! Haiwa Bulawayo muri huchi ndabvuma zvangu 🔥🔥🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

@nickmangwana @richardrmahomva Our arguments are against the manner in which the Constitution is to be ammended this time.

@nickmangwana Why is it always mapostori ? I wonder

Some of the messages at the ZITF #CAB3

@capsunitedfczw Tanga takutotya kuti anogona kuenda

CAPS United coach Takesure Chiragwi denies Chelsea FC links....

@MoveLennon We can't put Scotland FC and big in the same sentence ah

ZPSL is funny. They schedule the biggest game of the season Dynamos vs Scottland on a Wednesday afternoon and there is no live broadcast of the match

Repression around Amendment hearings betrays constitutionalism. When citizens are intimidated, participation becomes fiction. Over 5,000 affected signals systemic abuse,rights must be protected, perpetrators held accountable, and consultations genuinely free.

Kudakwashe Tagwirei turns faith into political shield; VaMnangagwa must earn legitimacy through service. God’s name should not be used to demand silence over accountability. Siyabonga!!

@CastleLagerZW @CastleLagerPSL 1-0 in favour of Dynamos

Predict and stand a chance to win one of TEN cases of Castle Lager to share with your crew! Simply tell us which team will or if the match will end in a draw. Live It. Feel It. Share It. 🍻 #ItAllComesTogetherWithACastle @CastleLagerPSL

Honourable minister should move beyond pleading .Commit to timelines on pay, improve conditions, and engage nurses transparently; leadership is action, not appeals, in a collapsing health system.

@shumbakadzi_zim @TrevorNcube @BitiTendai You always miss the point !

Speaking to @TrevorNcube , @BitiTendai keeps calling #CA3 a “constitutional coup,” claiming it replaces the will of millions with the decisions of a few hundred MPs. He argues that if Parliament elects a leader, then the people’s vote has somehow been bypassed. That might sound convincing at first, but it’s built on a basic misunderstanding of what universal adult suffrage actually means and even what “one man, one vote” really stands for. Let’s simplify it: Universal adult suffrage simply means that once you turn 18 in Zimbabwe, you have the right to vote. That’s it. It defines who is allowed to participate in the political process, not the exact method used to choose a leader. The Constitution itself protects this through equality and non-discrimination provisions in Section 56(3), ensuring no one is excluded from voting based on race, tribe, gender, political views, or social status. In simple terms, everyone gets an equal say. Now here’s where Biti’s argument falls apart. Democracies around the world use two main systems: direct elections, where people vote for a leader themselves, and indirect elections, where people vote for MP representatives who then choose the leader. Both systems are democratic. Both are based on universal suffrage. Why? Because in both cases, it’s still the people who decide who holds power; either directly or through representatives they elected. So universal suffrage is about equal participation, not forcing one single way of electing leaders. #CA3 DOES NOT STOP YOU FROM VOTING!!