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Ngatimbodhonzeranai tione🙏🏃💪 Lets go

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@VMusinachirevo I can feel the pain my young used to sae the same until we lost him

Justice for Owen Muteeri — Overturn the Verdict c.org/9ygjG6fcC7 via @Change

@PhiriTofara Come i will marry you

ooooh dear😬😬😭😭😭😭

@kudachimera @NetOneCellular *130#

Dear @NetOneCellular you need to stop this level of malpractice ,its now a pattern (more than 3 times) everytime I recharge my account within seconds 23% of the airtime credit is deducted miraculous?. Is it a form of withholding tax ? I haven't borrowed any airtime credit .

@runya_gee Zanu pf

It seems the political narrative is shifting in Zimbabwe. How about we run a poll, I wanna see something💀 Who do you think will win the next election? #ZANUPF #CHAMISA #Zimbabwe

@Shadaya_Knight Fadza madzimai

As a man, I have to admit, women’s lives are way harder than ours. Beauty deadlines, periods, hormones, relationship stress, work, home duties, tv shows—it’s nonstop. Meanwhile, most men coast through life focusing on work, financial pressure, depression, biased judicial system, judged by status, height, finances, zero support system, women's feelings, wants & needs Maybe it’s time we stop whining about our “struggles” & admit women have it way worse

HWERESHENGA...🎉🎊🎉🎊✅️✅️✅️💯💯💯🤑💰

@Batsi67062753 @Mavhure DheNdekufa

Maurice Nyagumbo. His house in Mt Pleasant is well maintained 🇿🇼🇿🇼✔️

@shylie_zw Gvt 27 black market 33 upto35

@LynneStactia Akadya mukadzi wa mpostori shumba back in covid days

Aguma-aguma hake ndo chokwadi, chero mukambauma 24/7 muchidhifenda , hapana hapana, akatsika madomasi eChigananda chete , mhoswa agara nadzo kwemakore haisi nyaya, nyaya iripa madhiri gone wrong 😑

@I_Am_Sheu @DillenMasawi Huyaka dream league online

@DillenMasawi Arikudawo kurohwa online huya pano

Paden pana Flloyd pakuita kunge pane function vanhu vakazara ku Fifa😂😂😂

@CrimeWatchZW Ini ndakambobatanidzwa nema hwindi pana Robert na Cameron lucky ndaive ndabhadhara 3 hours pa parking

Greetings, Crime Watch Zim. Please share my story anonymously. I am a 34-year-old man, and this is what happened to me: On 27 October 2025, I travelled from Gwanda to Masvingo, and on 29 October, I went from Chivi to Beitbridge to visit my family. I arrived in Beitbridge at around 8 p.m., and after resting for about an hour, I went out to find transport back to Gwanda. At the bus stop, there were several people also waiting for transport. After about 30 minutes, a police vehicle arrived. As soon as it stopped, some of the young men who load vehicles ran away. We remained standing there because we didn’t know what was happening. The police shouted that anyone who tried to run would be shot. They ordered everyone to get into the vehicle. We tried to explain that we were just waiting for transport, but they said it didn’t matter, everyone should get in. When we got to the charge office, they searched everyone but found nothing illegal. Despite that, they locked us in the cells. The next morning, other officers came and asked each of us why we had been arrested. We explained the situation, and they told us that we had been detained by another team who would return for duty at midnight. We waited the whole day, but when we asked again, we were told the arresting officers had gone to the border and would return the next night. Then one officer said, “If anyone has $30, they can just pay a fine.” But they warned us that the receipt would be marked “Admission of Guilt,” meaning we would be admitting to an offence we didn’t commit. Out of frustration and fear, we paid the fines just to be released. When the junior officer asked his senior what charge to write on the paperwork, the senior told him to write “public drinking,” yet none of us had been drinking, including the women among us. One of the most painful parts of this story was about a young man who had just arrived from home to receive his 73-year-old mother who was coming from South Africa. It was her first time ever in Beitbridge. The moment she arrived at the Engine Garage, the police came and arrested her son before he could even greet her. He tried to explain, but they refused to listen. His phone battery died, and his mother, who only had a South African line, was left stranded. The young man’s wife’s phone had also died, so the old lady ended up sleeping at the garage for two nights with no help or communication. My question is: Can someone really be forced to pay a fine for a crime they did not commit? Is it lawful to be charged and fined under such circumstances in Zimbabwe? @PoliceZimbabwe

@BabesweHunters Rest in peace in advance

@Angeles_shines Wangu pano pane marombe ega vanonyepedzera kuzviita mbinga

Looking for recommendations for a full cover car insurance......which company is offering the best one?

@Patie_Mahamba Mati chii koapa I'm driving from the farm hapana chwndanzwa

You & Your partner changin y’all ways so y’all can stay together is TOP TIER💯

@Thedukeofmutapa Akadya mukadzi wa mpostori shumba

I feel like the Magaya saga is another Gumbura happening,The way they compiled the cases ,Guilty or Innocent he stepped on someone’s tores and this person is powerful .Rumors is saying ************* you know who.

@tatechikukwa 2021

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