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@NewsHawksLive This is what you get when you have female presidents. Very stubborn. Check the other one in Tanzania too.

The Namibian government has defended its decision to reject the world’s richest man Elon Musk's Starlink application to operate in Namibia, saying the country will not compromise its laws and legal framework to accommodate and appease international businesses, or an worse still an individual company no matter its financial power and influence. Starlink, which provides fast and cheaper internet connection services, is operating in nearly half of the African countries, with rapid expansion following its 2023 debut in Nigeria. It offers high-speed satellite internet, often outpacing local providers, despite regulatory hurdles in some countries. In the region, it is avaliable in Zambia, Mozambique, Malawi, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Botswana and Zimbabwe, but remains in a regulatory deadlock with the South African government over local ownership laws. This has attracted huge attention as Musk is South African-born. So South Africa and Namibia are an exception in the region due to ownership laws. Plans are in place for availability in over 46 countries by the end of 2026, despite delays in nations like Algeria, Libya, and Sudan.

@jahman_adamski Hopewell is a fool. His hate of Trump has exposed his foolishness and shallowness. There is nothing worse than a liberal who thinks he knows it all.

Mukoma Hope sorry what was that 👂

@TipexyG05 @CrimeWatchZW This thinking shows you are the type to do the same thing. Women don't care mate.

@CrimeWatchZW Mukadzi uyo achapedza the whole life thinking about this issue.

Heartbreaking 💔 | Tonderai Spacious Mukaro (31), a truck driver based in South Africa, travelled to Chitungwiza where he took his own Iife and that of his four-month-old baby at his brother-in-law’s home. He then buried the child in the backyard of the house in St Mary’s, Chitungwiza. Reports say this happened after he found his wife cheating with his landlord. His wife had also told him that the baby was not his. Full story on H-Metro!

@TendiSibbs @CrimeWatchZW I was once in this situation and I did what you said. I'm now thriving and very happy with my life. This guy lacked wisdom.

@CrimeWatchZW His situation wasn't that bad. All he had to do was accept the pain. And in a year he would have found himself laughing with the gang showing us his pool table skills drinking his favorite drink. Talking about this like "unoziva vakadzi matsosti... Last year ndakazombo tambwa.."

@Shadaya_Knight Chamisa comes to mind. He's a double agent that one.

Putting your hope in politicians is opening yourself to disappointment. Because politicians don't have your interests at heart, only theirs and their funders.

@NewsHawksLive Chamisa is a double agent. The Karanga mafia are colluding.

#OppositionDividedWeakParalysed While main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has relatively been quiet - conspicuous by his absence from action and loud silence, except for his occasional political posturing and symbolic resistance with a religious-style approach under his Agenda 2026 in a bid to reboot his sluggish career, his former ally in the opposition trenches Tendai Biti has taken a more vocal, confrontational, high-profile legal and public-outreach role opposing the government on its constitutional amendments to facilitate President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term extension and a raft of reforms changing the political, electoral and governance systems. Upon his return to active politics in January after a controversial two-year hiatus following the capture by Zanu PF of his CCC opposition party, Chamisa focused on "Agenda 2026" as a movement intended to rebuild Zimbabwe through a citizen-driven dialogue rather than traditional party politics. While he has launched this initiative and occasionally commented on social media to oppose Zanu PF's "2050 agenda" - incomprehensibly referring to the 2030 agenda - his public engagement has been characterised more by statements of intent, use of symbols and preaching "change" rather than organising grassroots resistance given his huge popular support base. He has defended his strange "No to 2050" social media post and castigated violence against citizens opposing constitutional changes, maintaining a symbolic rather than confrontational role. In the process, Chamisa has now become the weak link within the opposition movement. By constrast, Biti, who has no popular social base, has been highly vocal, acting as the convener of the Constitution Defenders Forum. Others who have been vocal include Jameson Timba as Convenor of Constitutional Defence Forum, Job Sikhala who leads National Democratic Working Group, Lovemore Madhuku and his National Constitutional Assembly, and strong-willed opposition figure Jacob Ngarivhume, among others. Biti has launched a vigorous campaign against Constitution Amendment No. 3, which aims to extend presidential terms beyond 2028 and change the political system. He has referred to the proposed changes as "legal lunacy" and a "quiet constitutional coup". Furthermore, Biti has taken the fight directly to the people, conducting door-to-door mobilisation drives and street campaigns in areas like Chitungwiza and Mutare to educate citizens on the implications of the reforms. Alongside other activists, he has filed urgent court bids to stop police from disrupting their private meetings regarding the constitutional reforms. As a result, Biti was yesterday arrested while organising a rally against the amendments in Mutare. Biti has invited Chamisa to work with him and others in fighting the current constitutional changes. However, Chamisa, despite his massive support, has distanced himself from Biti, Timba and others. He has been pussyfooting and claiming there is no constitution to defend, alarming his opposition allies. Despite pressure to take a form a party and adopt more aggressive approach, Chamisa maintains a propositional posture, making his politics and pronouncements merely symbolic opposition, not serious resistance anymore. This comes as the opposition is divided, weak and paralysed. The absence of a strong opposition and check on power has allowed for the proposal of constitutional amendments that extend the presidential terms from five to seven years and Mnangagwa's term extension, accompanied by raft of contentious changes in the political system. As formal opposition parties have fragmented and weakened, civil society groups and grassroots movements have increasingly taken centre stage in protesting government policies, human rights issues and the current constitutional amendments.

@tanaka_tq Yeah piss off. Moron

@NNyashaYessur @wicknellchivayo This is a facebook topic.

Sonya or. Lulu I think Wicknell should take them both and stop all this drama @wicknellchivayo

@zimcelebs1 He doesn't look "all there"

Mr Chikwava has been released by the police in Chinhoyi & is being attended to a doctor in Harare. Mr Fagio Marowa and Royal Mint are taking care of all proceedings at the moment. They also escorted him kunobata maoko which was his initial plan of the journey.

@IssaLissa99 @EidenDad You're making things up. We all heard what he said on the show.

@EidenDad He didnt say she ran away. He said she went to the village to take care of the son who was disabled from seizures. They’ve always been together form what he said. Just that the son would roam and get lost in the city. So with extra hands of grandparents it was better to be there.

The Sadza guy said his wife ran away, now he got some money and a stand the wife is saying she didn't run away and wife's relatives are saying dzinopenga.

@jahman_adamski That Hopewell is a left leaning lunatic. His wishes have failed to come true. Bush investigative journalist that one.

Hey Mukoma Hope looks like he fit as a fiddle with his newly released footage. It’s this evidence enough?

@thabanimnyama Too late.

This is for those who were supporting the war in Iran, the Director of Counterterrorism resigns citing that Iran posed no imminent threat to the US. This is why some of us detest the evil that is the US.

@CrimeWatchZW @PhillipSibanda8 In SA he would have got a good beating.

WATCH | This criminal clearly knows his rights and is using them to his advantage😅 📹@PhillipSibanda8

@Shadaya_Knight At least now y'all can see that Jamie Carrager was right when he said it's a small useless tournament. African football is Mickey mouse.

CAF has awarded the Afcon title to Morroco after 2 months the final was played, stripping the title from Senegal And you wonder why no one takes African football seriously. This decision no matter how CAF tries to justify itself by quoting it's constitution, is a low for African football Sure Senegal walked off the pitch for some minutes, justifiably so. The issue was resolved amongst the teams, the match continued, Morroco missed a penalty. Senegal won in the end. Celebrations were held Now you come 2 months later and say, ooops sorry guys, you're not the winners, this is bs. So when you give Morocco these imaginary 3 goals, who do you say scored them? If anything this decision just reinforced what every black African has always said, CAF is biased towards the Arabs. And maybe it's high time, black African countries have their own tournament Football titles are won on the pitch NOT in boardrooms.

@woman_commando To be honest, she ain't good looking. She's a 4,5 at best.

Calling another woman “mid” just to get a couple giggles from men is actually insane

@drDendere Is it Zim culture or Shona culture to have a bull nose ring you moron?

Actually in traditional African cultures our people had gorgeous piercings all over their bodies. She is a true beautiful African queen.

@Ingenieurl41 @antomukuwa @muzanyasha4 You are the one who asked the clearing agent to do a deal on your behalf; so you must pay. Stop trying to run away from accountability.

@antomukuwa @muzanyasha4 But Tony! The Zimra system does it not show th name of the Officer who was complicity in under charging the duty? It’s like these guys have zero Accountability and they will continue fleecing unsuspecting importers. Apa it’s a deal raClearing agent naZimra officer ndozonyura ini

I think most people are just tired of the imbalance in wealth,especially the fact that those with money dont seem to be able to explain much of where their money came from. The way most people are with Zimra on paying of additional duties tells you a lot about our bitterness isu vasina Mali😂😂 In a conversation some where even saying now they need to start visiting these people at home 😂😂

@africanacademia @ZimDaily Moron

@ZimDaily Unfortunately each and every video is being debunked. This is no longer the 14th century. This latest video has been proved to be AI again with the disappearing ring. Watch the video again

Benji chibaba…

@PempheroMphande Tell that to your immediate relatives you fool.

Stop watching American movies that demonise the Middle East, Arabs and Muslims while glorifying and portraying American soldiers as heroes. In these movies, Americans are killing innocent people, women and children in the middle east and depict themselves as heroes and victims. They demonise people shouting “Allahu Akbar” which simply means God is great. It is programming that makes your mind start to see any Arab as subhuman while seeing the American soldier as a hero. It is part of a propaganda to recruit you into hatred of people who are victims of American terror!