last born🇿🇼

@TanakaTakawira_ Ndiye andit ndewe only fans hre

Vamwe varikuti ndiye 🤔,, ndiye here uyu ?

Iyi irikuda USD$13500 Honda vezel non hybrid 2015 model 13500 usd 0772755428

@hazelwekwagondo @TanakaaGumbo @enkudheni @LLP_ZW @Chivhuu @CMufana37063 @Trabablas005 @LuckyNezira @Sparta2023 @zanupfbyoinfo First whats the reason of this

Yesterday was a BIG day for Zimbabwe as the RBZ finally released the new, more durable, and higher denominations of our STRONG ZiG currency. The general populace expressed their satisfaction, appreciation, and gratitude for the introduction of these higher denominations, noting that it will reduce cash bulk, enable faster business transactions, lower handling costs, and bolster monetary stability. I also had several discussions with some leading car dealers and real estate agents who publicly declared they are ready to sell cars and properties respectively using favourable ZiG prices. This is worth celebrating. In ZiG, we have one of the best currencies in Africa that has the capacity to withstand inflationary pressures, guarantee macroeconomic stability, and compete on a regional scale. #ZiGBHOOO #Vision2030 #ED2030BHOO

@Ndi_Muvenda_ Mosquito bites broo

“💔😭My girlfriend went to Moria for a Easter church festival and came back with unusual red spots on her body. I’m worried but don’t know how to ask, could this be a condition, or something else?

@Brian___Jethro Dollar iroro

Touchline inotambira here this currency ?

@ZimFirstLady Tinokutendai amai ,tichiti pamberi BILL 3

Today I managed to visit the Mujuru family at their home in Harare to personally convey my heartfelt condolences following the tragic passing of Ronald Mujuru's wife and five children, in a fatal road accident along Harare-Masvingo Highway. As a mother and grandmother, I am still deeply pained by this unimaginable loss and I continue to stand with Mr Mujuru and the entire family, relatives and friends in this moment of profound grief. May the Almighty God continue to grant them strength, comfort and peace, and may our nation unite in prayer and compassion. May the departed dear souls rest in eternal peace.

@bla_bidza 2.5 usd iyo

Problem ine Sosho media is that ne aka broka anongo kandawo ka negativity pa ZiG nhai!! Single currency is irreversible and you’ve got to get used to it. It is coming home baby!!

@BabesweHunters Over 18 years mamunhu mukuru tsano tsvakai basa muzvibhadharire fees bcoz kucourt inotaura kut munhu anoguma kumantainer at 18 kuzoenda mberi kuda kwake

@bgthaplag The whole nation

@wilson_wd_ Huyai kuroad mukuru tikupei ma11 dollars enyu kubank akuna mari

i tried to exchange these pounds to USD and went to CBZ, POSB, NMB and AFC Bank... they all don't do foreign currency exchange... wtf is wrong with this country??? fun fact is that they even have the exchange rates on their boards inside the banking hall, for what??

@CrimeWatchZW General vaida kuisa muglass kobva vatangirwa havo

WATCH what happened when President Mnangagwa asked for water while seated next to his Vice Presidents, Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi.

@SokoCindy @enkudheni @PaidamoyoMutsv1 @mawarirej @LynneStactia @FeresuShashie @BaShonaBaShona @Cde_TakeItEasy @ChambatiLevison @ChichiRemhunga @CMukungunugwa Kubva vachipinda tane mari ngani dzavabudisa kana zvinhu zviri wero wero 🫩🫩

Zimbabweans, let’s be honest with ourselves. Saying President ED Mnangagwa has done nothing in 8 years is false. Saying he’s only performed “average” is also false. Remember from 2008 to 2013, we had a Government of National Unity (GNU) but what changed? No major roads built. No economic turnaround. No freedom to speak especially on social media. Today, for the first time, Zimbabweans can speak freely Millions support Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 not out of greed, but because they’ve seen real change with their own eyes. Vision 2030 began in 2017 then hit by COVID-19. But the President didn’t stop. He didn’t cry He didn’t borrow endlessly He kept going using our own resources. Let’s stop emotional talk Let’s speak truth Let’s give credit where it’s due @matinyarare

@zoomafrika1 Western Sahara

Guess the Country

@adv_fulcrum Asi vari pamufananidzo avasi vokumasowe ndevepostori johane marange

Hama dzangu dzekuMasowe munorangarira here chiporofita chaMathias weku Domboshava? Muporofita Mathias vakati vakaona murume anemuviri wegoridhe anehupfumi hwakakura. Zvakanzi murume uyu achada kuitira vanhu zvinhu paMasowe kuti arasise vazhinji. Muporofita vakaona vazhinji vachirasiswa nemurume uyu vachiitiswa politics paGwanza. Asi kuMasowe zvinonzi kana nyika yarasika ndimi munofanirwa kunamata kuti muidzore. Muporofita vakaisa pachena kuti ngirozi inoranga vanoita politics kuMasowe. Hama ngatichengetedze Gwanza. NderaGabhuriyeri. Tongobata muteuro chete paMasowe. Simbi dzaSoromoni dzoda kuparadza chipostora. Izvozvi dzazara munyika. Vazhinji vacharasiswa nadzo. Mutemo unoti kana uchida kuita politics unoita uri munhu kwete uri mupostora. Chipostori chinoyera. Vakatamba nacho vakasangana nezvakaipa. Edward Manyara akaporofita nyaya iyi zvakare paWarrren Park. Akafa achiramba kutambira simbi dzaSoromoni.

@bod_repuplic Caravan

A baby born in a morning is called Monica, evening is Evelyn, floor is Florence, what do we call baby born in a car?

@loiceMututuvar1 Iwew wakaroorera mai hre kana kuti iwew

She’s your wife not your moms wife …it’s your duty to tell your mom kut ndowaunoda

@_iamtolulope Church first for us to travel safe

Where will you go?😅

@PhiriTofara Vanhu vakufema mweya wembanje nguva dzose

the fact that you still asking us if there is anything wrong in what you are doing is dusting me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@BabesweHunters Dzinodyiwa kwadzinoswera ikoko mukoma kana mukana uripo lazza muno tozoona ,nyuchi dzacho dzakuuya

@AfricanHub_ Why !!! Why!!! Why man!!! We want this traditional culture to continue

In the Banyankole (Ankole) custom in Uganda 🇺🇬, tradition holds that before marriage: - The bride’s paternal aunt (known as the *ishenkazi* or marriage aunt) is required to test the groom’s sexual potency by having sexual intercourse with him. This act serves as a “potency test” to confirm that the groom is capable of performing sexually and fathering children. - The same aunt is also traditionally responsible for verifying the bride’s virginity, often through a physical examination or by observing the couple’s first sexual encounter after the wedding night. These practices are part of older pre-colonial marriage customs among the Banyankole people. While they were historically observed in some families and communities, many modern Banyankole (especially in urban areas, among educated families, Christians, and younger generations) no longer follow or accept these specific sexual elements of the tradition due to changing social norms, religion, education, and legal/ethical concerns. Today the role of the ishenkazi is more commonly limited to advising the bride, preparing her for marriage, conducting non-sexual rituals, and helping negotiate bridewealth (cows and other items). The explicit “potency test” and virginity inspection by the aunt are widely considered outdated or abandoned by most contemporary Banyankole couples.