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@VideosVuvu x.com/i/status/20084… And Xhosas too

There is Sotho in Zimbabwe 😱? #videosvuvu

@davidjncube @lilomatic Forcing? How?

@lilomatic Zimdaily is forcing everyone to support Chamisa which is wrong...

29 January 2026 To: The Editor / Managing Director ZimDaily Zimbabwe RE: FORMAL DEMAND TO CEASE MISREPRESENTATION, DEFAMATORY CARTOONING, AND FALSE POLITICAL ASSOCIATION I write in my capacity as the President of the Labour Economists and Afrikan Democrats (LEAD) and as an independent political leader in Zimbabwe. It has come to my attention that ZimDaily has, on multiple occasions, published cartoons depicting me wearing a ZANU-PF scarf or being visually associated with ZANU-PF. This is a false, misleading, and malicious portrayal that grossly misrepresents my political identity, my values, and my ideological position. Let me state unequivocally: I am not a member of ZANU-PF, I do not have any political relationship with ZANU-PF, and I do not advance ZANU-PF interests. I am the leader of my own political party, LEAD, which is ideologically distinct, independent, and openly critical of governance failures, corruption, and authoritarianism. Your repeated cartooning of me with ZANU-PF regalia constitutes: ▪︎ Deliberate political misrepresentation ▪︎ Defamation by implication ▪︎ Agenda-setting intended to undermine my credibility ▪︎ An attempt to confuse the public about my political stance Cartoons are not neutral art; they are powerful editorial instruments. When used irresponsibly, they become tools of propaganda and character assassination. Your conduct creates the false impression that I am aligned with or sponsored by ZANU-PF, which directly harms my political reputation, leadership legitimacy, and standing with supporters, partners, and the broader public. I hereby formally demand that ZimDaily: 1. Immediately cease depicting me with ZANU-PF symbols, colours, or regalia. 2. Refrain from publishing any material that falsely associates me with ZANU-PF. 3. Issue a corrective clarification acknowledging that Linda Tsungirirai Masarira is an independent political leader and President of LEAD with no affiliation to ZANU-PF. Be advised that should this misrepresentation continue, I will have no hesitation in pursuing legal remedies, including but not limited to: ▪︎ A defamation claim ▪︎ A formal complaint to relevant media regulatory bodies ▪︎ Civil litigation for reputational harm This letter serves as formal notice. I reserve all my rights. Yours sincerely, Linda Tsungirirai Masarira President – Labour Economists and Afrikan Democrats (LEAD) NB I have no intentions of joining whatever Chamisa is onto with his dancing moves on his new dance floor.

@Hoerang26 @Am_Blujay forbes.com/sites/lewisnun…

@Am_Blujay Yeah. They hardly get visitors there entire Zimbabwe will stop to see natives!!

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 clocked in

@Thea__Mia Paraffin

What does your country has?

@oelma__ ....House Mafia

Without using Google - Name ONE thing from Sweden

@Lee_Ann_Cara @ChikaraChi87844 @ZiFMStereo @advocatemahere Since his name is Chikara Chikara I would say you called him 1 and half times

@ChikaraChi87844 @ZiFMStereo @advocatemahere Chikara Chikara Chikara!!!! How many times did i call you?

The Zimbabwean of the Year, as voted by you, is Fadzayi Mahere @advocatemahere A lawyer and political figure, Fadzai Mahere has become a voice in Zimbabwe’s political space, known for her advocacy, policy-focused engagement, and emphasis on accountability in public life.Using her platform to champion transparency, justice, and citizen participation, particularly among young Zimbabweans and women. Other Nominees included- Tino Machakaire Wicknell Chivayo Vee Kativhu Kirsty Coventry Hilton Mudariki Ken Sharpe Samuelle Dimairho Scott Sakupwanya Sikandar Raza

@fidexcode C

In what language did you write your first "Hello world"?

@carl_ru @nobiechishyy Lol, I see what you did there

@nobiechishyy I know his father, i shall ask him😂😂😂

Enzo Ishal took a DNA test with his lookalike only to discover that they are real brothers. Plot twist.

@PeterM20114 KeTaUgSuSoan

@ShaderoomMal @KudosY2J @ToneCityJDK @mymixtapez And if it's positive?

@KudosY2J @ToneCityJDK @mymixtapez i don’t agree. I think if the test is negative he can then say the entire thing is a lie.

Jay-Z's paternity case with alleged 30-year-old son has been dismissed after a 10-year legal battle and can never be refiled.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

@Th3_Pr3ach3r @unclebraai @hatiperi_wacho Mukati siblings munenge manyanya kunyepa, ndibaba(munini) nemwana

@unclebraai @hatiperi_wacho Ukati links unenge warerutsa they are siblings

Arguably the most classy yet gangster female public figure I’ve met in Zimbabwe. Hauchikundi kutsvaga mari ichi 😂🙌🏽

@advocatemahere Sue-ngisa

🔸Engineer, suing hakusi kusungisa.🙏🏽

@BalogunAbass12 "Nothing from my side"

Without naming your job, tell me something you say 20x times per day at work

@Mlu___N2 How old is the baby?

This is LOVE in capital letters!!!!🥹😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Thickslender Plot twist, this is the way its supposed to be done. Y'all been doing it wrong all along

😂😂😭vanhu havagone ku kisser kunze uko

@Mapponga @KasiEconomy Its Shona not Zimbabwean

@riyoni_m @KasiEconomy Tsitsidzashe!

Tsitsi Chiumya from Lebowakgomo township, in Limpopo, is the 1st black game designer to graduate from Wits. Tsitsi designed a game called After Robot - about the South African taxi industry, where players take on the role of taxi bosses and take on the streets in an attempt to become the ultimate taxi boss. He says he learned English when he was 14.

@Mapponga @KasiEconomy Tsitsi is not a Zimbabwean name, its a Shona name and Shona is not only spoken in Zimbabwe!

@KasiEconomy Tsitsi is a Zimbabwean name.

@Bright_Afrika @Ngwanamamazala @mbalis_bakery The person used his smart shopper then went on to pay with a stolen credit card. When police trace transactions they look at the smart shopper details which was swiped together with stolen credit card.

@Ngwanamamazala @mbalis_bakery Yet it doesnt make sense to you, which part you don't get here? I'll explain to you🫂❤️

What 😳

@callmekatli @Kgothatso___ Yes in Zim, no lobola, no weddings etc in November. You are not even allowed to elope in November

@Kgothatso___ Zim also have a similar belief but I’m not sure which month is off limits for them

This guy told me that in their Venda culture, you’re not supposed to do anything in August. No moving out, and if you’re building a house, you pause the work and resume in September. Doing anything major in August is considered taboo. But why specifically August, though?