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While tyranny may exert significant power for a time, history shows that it is ultimately vulnerable to the forces of change and the will of the people. Tyranny often relies on fear and oppression, which can only sustain control for so long. Resistance grows as people seek freedom and justice.

@daddyhope After Morrison Nyathi, fear mukomana!

This is pathetic. The Baba Jukwa page is run by Simba Chikanza. He is fed this nonsense by Nelson Chamisa. That is why he attacks Fadzayi Mahere every time citizens playfully ask her to form a party. Each time I critique Chamisa’s politics, Simba Chikanza is deployed to attack me with lies. Now it is Jameson Timba who is under attack. You have to ask yourself why Nelson Chamisa is attacking Jameson Timba for pushing back against CAB 3, as we heard in the Daily News audio. We are now also seeing these attacks being carried out through his proxies, like Simba Chikanza, using his now discredited social media handles and hiding behind the Baba Jukwa page. The person driving these attacks is Nelson Chamisa. Sadly, some people who are neither politically conscious nor politically sophisticated still blindly follow this political fraud who emerges each time citizens begin organising seriously against Emmerson Mnangagwa’s CAB 3, only to sow confusion and division. Chamisa personally tells people in private that individuals like Fadzayi Mahere are ZANUPF plants. It is the same modus operandi he is now using against Jameson Timba through pathetic proxies like Simba Chikanza and the Baba Jukwa page. Instead of hiding behind proxies and smear campaigns, he should openly support CAB 3 if that is where he stands politically, rather than attacking people who are actively resisting the violation of the constitution and pushing back against attempts to undermine Zimbabwe’s democratic framework. What is disturbing is the pattern. Every time citizens begin organising seriously against Emmerson Mnangagwa’s unconstitutional power ambitions, confusion, division and character assassination suddenly emerge from the same political circles. Zimbabweans must start asking hard questions about who truly benefits from these attacks.

I appreciate that you recognize the range of perspectives on the proposed amendments. We are human, inevitably we approach laws with our own assumptions, values, and cognitive biases. Interpretation of the law is never perfectly objective. Even judges trained to apply statutes “as written” bring frameworks, originalism, textualism, purposivism, etc, that influence what they see in the text. Bias doesn’t just affect interpretation, it affects enforcement. Two people can break the same law and receive very different outcomes depending on who applies it and in what social context. Statutes themselves are not created in a vacuum. They’re compromises shaped by political pressures, cultural norms, and the values of those who write them. So even the framework reflects some set of beliefs, though ideally filtered through collective processes rather than one individual’s preferences. My point: when people read laws as expressions of personal ideology rather than as structured tools, they risk twisting them into something the legal system didn’t intend. The challenge is that humans can’t entirely escape subjective interpretation, so the legal system builds procedures, precedents, and review mechanisms to reduce that drift as much as possible, reason why the consultation process is happening. Ultimately, whatever interpretations are put forward, the guiding principle should remain the same: respect the spirit of the law. The legislative intent behind the term limit provisions was to prevent manipulation of the Constitution by any incumbent. No matter how individuals may personally seek to interpret the text, that foundational purpose should remain the anchor of constitutional debate.

I DON’T AGREE WITH THE ZCC SUBMISSION; I DON’T HAVE TO, ANYMORE THAN THEY HAVE TO AGREE WITH MINE!! AND THAT’S THE POINT: THE PARLIAMENTARY CONSULTATIVE PROCESS IS MEANT TO GET VIEWS FROM THE PUBLIC, BOTH FOR AND AGAINST!!! IN THE END, PARLIAMENT WILL SIFT THROUGH, EVALUATE AND SHARE WITH US THE WEIGHTING OF PUBLIC OPINION. NOT THIS HAUGHTY BELIEF THAT ONLY ONE VIEW - THE VIEW OF THOSE OPPOSED - IS WHAT IS RIGHT AND MEANT TO PREVAIL!!!!!

@CrimeWatchZW This is disappointing. Ko vamwe vari kushanda vachitenga dzavo mota inga. Shuwa munhu wemurume ungapemhe kudaro? Vana vako vanotii pavachawona this clip?

WATCH | The young man who created an artwork resembling Wicknell Chivayo, and later claimed he spent US$10,000 to produce it, has apologised for some of the remarks he made during a recent interview. Reports suggest that he became aware that Chivayo was unhappy with his comments, prompting him to issue a public apology in an attempt to smooth things over. In addition to the apology, the young man also went a step further and directly asked Chivayo to gift him a car.

@youngy18 @AlvinZhakata Legend

From Sefton Road to Vicarage Road to Villa Park to Wembley to Old Trafford to San Siro back to Villa Park to Goodison Park and finally to Portman Road. It’s been some journey that I only dreamt of as a boy! But with this dream there has to be an ending and Saturday might be the Last Game Of My Professional Career🤘🏾💛💜🤍❤️💙 23 years and OUT! To be continued….

@WeDzimW_muvindi @cozwva I’m saying that if your helper also looks after your children, they can’t reasonably be compared to a hotel chef whose responsibilities are limited to cooking for you and other paying guests.

@Cyps5 @cozwva You are assuming kusara nevana is not part of the maid’s key result areas.

This used to be very common in our society. Where a helper was treated as a servant. Alot of poor women went through this anyway . Is this still happening??

@WeDzimW_muvindi @cozwva Does a hotel chef also look after your young children when you have to be working?

@cozwva Lets say you are a chef in a hotel; are you supposed to eat with guests?And get paid agin monthend?

@SqSehrish Bodmas = 1

Can you solve this in 10 seconds..? No calculator allowed 😭

@cozwva He doesn’t make constitutional decisions on behalf of the people of Zimbabwe. No single individual holds unilateral authority over the people of Zimbabwe in matters of the Constitution.

VP rtd Gen Dr CDGN Chiwenga who happens to be the pioneer of the Constitutional Amendment Bill No 3 is the real face behind it. The Rtd Gen whose loyalty to the President Cde ED Mnangagwa is unquestionable, gave a hint on CAB3 back in 2019. He stands unwavering clear behind CAB3

@snowballOfficia His voice tone lacks that usual air of arrogant certainty he displays when speaking about Zanu PF rule, I could feel some hesitation.

If you have ambitions to be the President, wait for 2030 and make sure you keep healthy The door for ambitions between now and 2030 has been closed Cde Mutsvangwa

It is amazing, and a little heartbreaking, how love can feel like currency in one story and a gift in another. Sometimes we pay. Sometimes we receive. And sometimes, life surprises us with a love that doesn’t demand anything back. Someone, somewhere probably enjoyed or enjoys nhengi iyeye without having to pay anything. Handisi kuti chii kana kuti chii!

WATCH | Today, a loving husband surprised his beautiful wife with a new Bentley Bentayga. She had just come from the gym when she received the unexpected gift. 📹Denilson Musekiwa

@BienPakuru @cozwva Was she elected MP from social media? If we were to look at her social media following, the last time I checked she was 4th most followed local politician on X after NC , ED and Prof Moyo.

@Cyps5 @cozwva Where? On sosho media?

Beauty & brains, one in a million! She wil be turning 41 this yr on 30 July. Still no man in Zim has courage to try his lucky. Man are afraid of women who are intelligent, self reliant & courageous. Trace her record, no man has ever tried to mess with her. Matoto emheni aya!

@BienPakuru @cozwva Those that follow her

@Cyps5 @cozwva What leadership? Who is she leading?

You can write endless paragraphs to defend your biased stance, but as someone who knows better, you understand this fundamental truth: A constitution holds its legitimacy only when those in power treat its provisions as binding limits, not as instruments for advancing personal or ideological agendas. The term‑limit clause, in particular, exists to stop incumbents from securing their own hold on power. Even when the language can be interpreted in different ways, the intent and purpose behind the provision should guide any constitutional interpretation. Respect the spirit of the law!!

Experts concerned with African nations handling of citizens returning from traumatic Ukraine conflict.

Minister Masuka was appointed to government as a technocrat, a role that should not be conflated with a fundamental allegiance to ZANU-PF. He may as well not be a supporter or believer in the ZANU-PF doctrine. His selection by the President was predicated exclusively on his technical expertise. However, his blatant disregard for the signatures of party leaders on the various land committees, such as the Lands Allocation Committee and the Provincial Lands Committee, constitutes a profound betrayal of his true character, which should awaken the party to his true position as a technocrat and not a party cadre. In his capacity as Lands Minister, he presided over a system that favoured only those who could pay money before being allocated. He would receive Land Schedules from Provinces, only to modify them unilaterally in red ink, an egregious violation of protocol! As a former Mash West Provincial Chairperson, I can attest that no schedule would have been permitted to proceed by the then-Governor Fabian Edmond Chidarikire without my endorsement. Yet, Masuka operated with reckless disregard, facilitating agreements based on unsigned documentation. Consequently, numerous party members who had been allocated land found themselves dispossessed. This dire situation underscores the urgent necessity for a comprehensive Land Audit, particularly in Mash West, where many youths who had been granted land lost it following criminal collusion between Masuka and Marian Chombo to establish a completely new Land Schedule. One could argue that the Minister has effectively reversed the Land Reform through his unscrupulous actions. The sanctity of land in this nation is spiritual; it should not be commodified for selfish gain. An inquiry into his numerous Offer Letters is imperative, and the new Minister of Lands, Hon Haritatos, must undertake a thorough cleansing of the system to weed out all the shady deals by his predecessor. Moreover, numerous Provincial Ministers were complicit in these dealings with Minister Masuka. It is vital for the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) to pursue these allegations diligently. We have seen social media cases being picked by them for further investigation. Why can’t they do the same with these serious issues? Sadly, both entities are significantly compromised, rendering them ineffective. Even the Joint Operations Command (JOC) has similarly lost its credibility and is no longer reliable. If the very institutions meant to safeguard the people are mired in corruption, who then will defend the citizens of Zimbabwe? The appointment of new personnel in these roles is essential; otherwise, we shall see no meaningful change. We stand ready to provide evidence on these matters. The findings concerning Minister Chombo and her network involved in fraudulent rehabilitation permits are well-documented, and decisive action is warranted. This indictment extends to Dr. Martin Rushwaya, who has emerged as one of the most corrupt bureaucrats in our history, shielding similarly corrupt Ministers. His operations now revolve around personal profit, and if a lifestyle audit was conducted on him, he would not pass it. We are voicing our concerns now because the supporters of CAB3 consistently cited the urgent need to combat corruption. This endeavor must commence now.

The existence of numerous documented false rape allegations doesn’t make this particular situation any less concerning. A full trial was held, and the accused had the opportunity to present his defence. He is free to appeal but at it stands he is a rape convict and should be treated as one!

@Cyps5 @CrimeWatchZW Documented false rape allegations make it hard to believe any victim at face value

A 42-year-old man from Eastlea, Harare has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for r@ping his 25-year-old employee. The incident happened in April 2025 after he asked her to stay behind at work. He later called her to his office and assaulted her. He also made further unwanted advances, which she refused. The woman later resigned and told a friend, who helped her report the case to the police. The man was then arrested and convicted. @NPAZim

There are so many reasons why victims may delay to open up: • Fear of losing their job or income • Fear of not being believed, especially if the perpetrator is in a higher position • Lack of witnesses, making victims feel reporting is pointless • Shame, embarrassment, or self blame • Trauma and shock, which can delay the ability to speak about the incident • Fear of damaging their professional reputation • Concern about being judged or stigmatized by coworkers • Not knowing how to report or where to seek help • Fear of rejection by spouse or partner

@CrimeWatchZW Something is not adding up! Raped in April 2025, reported in March 2026? Sex you regret is not rape! Promises not fulfilled does not make it rape!

The untold truth: Uncontrolled growth in production. Before land reform, the tobacco sector relied on regular market research to align production with international demand, ensuring price stability and sector health. Today it’s all about chasing record figures that sooth political egos. The challenges facing the industry stem from a global oversupply of the commodity, especially within the lower-stalk portion of the crop commonly referred to as filler grades. To prevent an imminent crisis, the government must consider paying farmers 100% in USD for their produce.

Tobacco farmers have raised concerns over their treatment by Boost Africa after being placed contract farming by the company. They are also complaining about the high prices being charged for farming inputs

@mhondasibanda @Jamwanda2 @grok who is this man?

THIS IS YOUNG REX NHONGO AS A ZPRA FREEDOM FIGHTER!!!!!

@ProfJNMoyo Section 212 Core Function: The primary mandate for ZDF is to protect Zimbabwe, its people, national interests, and territorial integrity, and to uphold the Constitution.

THOUGHT OF THE DAY: It is unthinkable that any rational or patriotic Zimbabwean would reject this core principle: the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF)—like the State itself and every government institution at every level—must uphold the Constitution strictly in accordance with all its provisions. There's no other way. Upholding the supreme law of the land demands total fidelity to all its clauses. Selective obedience is not obedience at all—it is a betrayal of the founding values and principles of the Constitution!