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There’s a God that taught a tiny bird how to sew.

@TheRich_Gospel God is good, all the time

If you’re currently holding your phone, write: “God is Good.”

The evidence is clear Mnangagwa leads a network of criminal cartels, not a nation. His regime is the biggest threat to Zimbabwe’s security and future. ZDF must act now to declare him a national threat or risk losing our country to the abyss. ED is a criminal . Gororo President

The hypocrisy of Ghana is on steroids. Look at Ghanaians chasing Nigerians out of their country. #MadlangaCommision Adv. Chaskalson Jacinta Mandela #Abahambe CIC Juju Julius Malema TMPD FNB Stadium

The worst president of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 @edmnangagwa is using the most advanced and expensive cars in the world 🌎, while he's failing to pay the nurses and other civil servants,hospitals doesn't have medications. Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 isn't poor, we're just poorly Led!

🇿🇦📰A policeman and two Nigerian nationals🇳🇬 were arrested in Durban. The officer was accompanying a Mercedes Benz driven by a Nigerian man and another man on the passenger side. The vehicles were found with two female corpses, allegedly being utilized for smuggling narcotics.

A policeman and two Nigerian nationals were apprehended on the N3 highway in Durban. The officer was accompanying a Mercedes Benz driven by a Nigerian man and another man on the passenger side. While the officer was traveling alone . The vehicles were searched and they discovered two female corpses, allegedly being utilized for smuggling narcotics valued at R4 000 000.

When we celebrate withdrawing our own money from a bank. Lord hear us.

Sugar in a baby's brain is called ADHD. Sugar in an adults brain is called dementia. Sugar in your eyes is called glaucoma. Sugar in your teeth is called cavities. Sugar in your sleep is called insomnia. Sugar in your blood is called diabetes. Excess sugar in your body is called cancer

Listen good people, kindly stow the sanctimonious commentary and spare us this rubbish. Every foolish politician has the right to a spectacular moment of nonsense and Kuda has just taken his bow. I don’t see how we are going to be spared such moments of foolishness going forward. It’s not as if he has to exercise a choice. This flows naturally. My only gripe is with a church that continues to offer him the pulpit. For his likes, once you ascend to the political podium, you must disembark from the religious pulpit. There’s no emotional sentinel to guard the divide between the two and we must not pretend that this comes as news.

In early 1997, Strive Masiyiwa received an unexpected telephone call from the Zimbabwean Vice President Joshua Nkomo, who was over 80 years old. Nkomo invited Masiyiwa to visit him. “And he (Nkomo) said to me: I read about this. Every time I hear your name it’s to do with this fight, tell me about it. And I told him the whole story. We must have spoken for maybe two hours. And he started crying. He said: This is not what I fought for, this is not the Zimbabwe I fought for. So he went to see the President. He found the President in a Cabinet meeting, and just stood in the middle of the room and said: Why, why, why are you doing this? And then Mugabe turned around and said: Okay, let’s talk about it later. In the evening the Vice President called me and said to me Mugabe had agreed to issue a third license, so Zimbabwe would have three operators instead of two. And I said fine. And he said: But do you accept one condition, that the other people should be shareholders in the company? He (Mugabe) simply said that you cannot be alone in the business, you have to have other shareholders and you should accommodate others in the company. I said: I am not going to accommodate anybody. I’ll take the company public, anyone who wants to buy a share can buy”. In what was seen as a major rift in the political leadership on the cellular licence issue, Nkomo threatened to resign from the government in protest against the government’s decision to award the license to Telecel. A compromise was then worked out whereby all four of the contenders – Telecel, Supercell, Tritell, and Econet - would have a share in the second cellular operator, to be called Net Two (PTC’s cellular service was called Net One). Masiyiwa, however, made it clear that he would not participate in such a project. Resisting Political Corruption: Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (2003)

Mukomana aneMbinjiri top tier, President vakatoroyiwawo. He is a VICTIM of strong Mbashto 😂🙌🏽🤞

@TRobinsonNewEra they need to take up arms and fight. very soon Islam will try to take over many countries. we must be prepared to fight.

Nigerian Christians send a desperate message for help from President Trump 🙏🏻 ✝️

Zimbabwe NEVER EXPERIENCED peace,justice,dignity and happiness under Zanu pf .46 years now and millions are fleeing Zimbabwe.Zanu pf is the worst thing ever happened to Zimbabwe

@HeidiGiokos that's peanuts. an injury in the back may affect him and cause permanent loss of work

UPDATE: The worker who was shot twice in the back at the Mugabe residence, Sipho Mahlangu will receive R400 000 in compensation. He has already been paid R250 000. The state is asking for Bellarmine Mugabe to be sentenced to 12 months direct imprisonment for pointing a firearm. 12 months for Contravention of country's laws (illegal documents) For Tobias the state wants 5 years direct imprisonment for attempted murder 12 years for firearm The matter has been postponed to 29 April for sentencing. The duo remain in custody. @eNCA #Mugabe #eNCA

Clearly Zanu Pf is above the law. Anyone from the opposition who tries to follow the law by informing the policing command about impending meetings is automatically denied. The reasons cited for denying our meetings are both flimsy and unsubstantiated.

On 25 April 2000, in Kariba, Mashonaland West, Zanu-PF militia forced five MDC supporters into a vehicle and drove them toward Nyamhunga shopping centre. Inside were Nicholas Chaitama, Luckson Kanyurira, and three others — all abducted, all already beaten. Kanyurira, a ZESA employee, had been dragged from his office, whipped and clubbed to death before the journey began. His body lay among the living. At Nyamhunga, the vehicle slowed. They threw them out. Kanyurira’s corpse hit the ground first. Chaitama and the others followed, hurled from the moving vehicle onto the road. Chaitama later died from his injuries. One of the survivors, Bishop, lay wounded. His attackers stood at a distance and watched. No one came to help. People were too afraid. He died where he fell. Witnesses reported that Kanyurira’s body was paraded by ruling party militia at the shopping centre. At the time, notorious Zanu-PF war veteran Rex Jesus was in the area, leading violent land invasions in Karoi before travelling to Kariba. This was organised violence. Zanu-PF systemically beat, tortured and murdered MDC members — unarmed, law abiding Zimbabweans — during the 2000 election campaign season. AMANI Trust: Organised Violence and Torture in the June 2000 General Election in Zimbabwe

@weloveghana042 Saw a video of Ghana people chasing away Nigerian's

It is deeply regrettable that at a time when we have secured such a significant victory at the United Nations, we are still witnessing acts of hatred and xenophobia against one another.” — Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa

@EYakoby buy arms and fight back.

BREAKING: Christians in Nigeria asks President Trump so save them after countless massacres carried out by Islamists.

How is this acceptable in any culture? Look at the little girls face. This is the practice of pedophilia and should be against the law in any country. x.com/InesBetancur1/…