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@Shadaya_Knight Zulu and Shona came down in the same group from central africa and seperated at the Limpopo river. Anyone who knows both Zulu and Shona culture can easily pick the similarities in culture of these 2 tribes. Shona men and Zulu man their beliefs are very very similar. Read more

🚨WORD ON THE STREET: The new leader of the anti black Africans in South Africa has been caught in a storm, as tweets from her past have shown, she doesn't just hate black African immigrants but the Venda tribe It's a bit of a confusing situation for black South Africans who were rallying behind her as she waged war against Nigerians, Zimbabweans, Somalians, Kenyans and Ghanaians in South Africa In her past tweets, she shows massive disdain for the Vendas who despite being South Africans, must be sent to nearby Zimbabwe, since their language and skin tone isn't close to the dominant Zulu tribe The majority of black South Africans had been impress with her work of making African immigrants pack their bags, they had done a "go fund" to buy her 2 cows so she can eat and get more energy. With the tweets out, she has said no to the cows and apologized to the Vendas 🚨 UPDATED: She later took the apology, she doesn't care if the Vendas are angry with her tweets More to follow

Gota Dam Residence (or Gota House) by Sforza Seilern Mvurwi, Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

Private schools in Rwanda are closing down because public schools have become so good; institutions are asking the government to sponsor students in private schools at public rates. In Rwanda, most children in public schools are given free laptops to help them study, and they don't pay school fees. Below is an example of a public school in Rwanda.

@Manikipi One of the most beautiful natural voices i have ever had the priviledge to hear when she came to perfom in Zim.

They found her with an already finished song - Loliwe. They just recorded it then took everything including her royalties. When she realised the robbery, she suffered a breakdown, bahlekisa ngaye bath uyadakwa. She died a lonely death. They hug trees now, others fired. Bazakunya.

LIST OF LAND OWNERS THAT WILL CRY ANY TIME SOON OR IN FUTURE If you are a Landlord and your building or land doesn't meet the requirements below, go and buy towel, your tears is coming soon HIGH TENSION 1. 11kv wires you must leave 6 metres or more space 2. 33kv wires, you must leave 11 metres space 3. 132kv, you must leave 30 metres space 4. 330kv, you must leave 50 metres space 5. Power substation, you must leave 12 metres from the boundary fence FOR WATER AND CANALS 1. Ocean/sea, you must leave 150 metres space 2. Lagoon, you must leave 50 metre space 3. River/Canal, you must leave 15 metre space 4. Stream/Drainage, you must leave 15 metres FOR ROADS 1. Federal Highway, you must leave 45 metre or more 2. State Road, you must leave 30 metres or more 3. Street Road, you must leave 9 metres or more 4. Railway Line, you must leave 60 metres 5. NNPC Pipeline, you must leave 15 metres away from the edge of the pipeline Ignorance of the law is no excuse © Atanda

Cabinet has approved the capping of Local Authorities Building Plan approval fee for high density suburbs. #PostCabinetBriefing

Cabinet approved the capping of Local Authorities Building Plan approval fee for Industrial Plans

Government has lifted the 90-day moratorium that barred local authorities from processing land-use change applications, aiming to ensure coordinated town planning. Harare and 91 other local authorities faced pressure from unplanned urban developments, prompting the temporary ban last year. After several engagements, the moratorium has now been lifted, paving the way for a more structured approach to town planning. #TownPlanning #UrbanDevelopment #ZimbabweGovernment #LandUse #PlanningReforms #LocalAuthorities #ZimbabweNews #InfrastructureDevelopment

You built a house in Kericho. Months later, during the heavy rains, the client calls. You assume they want to give you another project. Instead they say: "The house collapsed." But you handed over the building more than a year ago. So... are you still liable? A thread 🧵

@ernest_nyakundi Patent and Latent Defects Liability on Contractors. Unlimited Liability applicable to Consultants......

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After drilling 6 dry boreholes one of our client contacted us to do satellite water surveying . We did the job and highlighted areas with high underground water on the farm . The client drilled 80m and hit water . Our water surveying method is accurate

A 134 year old company. R12 billion destroyed. R10.4 billion in creditor claims. $72,000 left in the account. On 12 February 2026, Tongaat Hulett's rescuers walked into the KwaZulu-Natal High Court and filed for liquidation. But the real story is not the death. It's who inherits the corpse. 🧵🧵

@Savheya_Happie Just have an Engineer to properly design the stand to carry 10Tonnes and you are good. Water weight is at 1kg/1Ltr.

Even mari ingawandisa sei ? Don't put 10000 litre water tank on a tank stand. Thank me later

There’s a scene in Breaking Bad where Walter White’s wife realizes he’s made $7.5 million and says: “There’s no way we can wash this money through a car wash. No car wash in the world makes that kind of money in a year.” That line hit me. Because it exposes a truth most people ignore: How much you earn is capped by the kind of business you run. You can work harder, stay longer, even get smarter - but you’ll never make more than what your business model is designed to carry.

Notable contrast in the naming origins of suburbs in Zimbabwe's two largest cities In Harare (formerly Salisbury, the capital in the Mashonaland region), many suburbs—especially in the northern and more affluent areas—carry names derived from British places, towns, or people. Examples include Belgravia (after London), Kensington, Avondale (after an Irish location linked to British/Irish figures), Marlborough, Borrowdale, Highlands (with Scottish ties), Mount Pleasant, and others. These reflect colonial-era naming by British settlers, the Pioneer Column, and administrators under Rhodesian rule, often evoking familiarity with the UK or honoring individuals/farms from that period. In Bulawayo (in the Matabeleland region, historically the center of the Ndebele kingdom), many suburbs instead draw their names from early/historical Ndebele leaders, chiefs, indunas, or royal figures. Examples include Matshobana (after Mzilikazi's father), Mzilikazi, Lobengula (the last Ndebele king), Khumalo (the royal clan), Mahatshula (an induna), Malindela, Luveve, Gwabalanda, and others. This reflects a stronger emphasis on pre-colonial Ndebele heritage and legacy in suburb naming. Overall, the claim points to differing historical and cultural influences: colonial British imprint in Harare's (particularly northern) suburb names versus indigenous Ndebele historical figures in Bulawayo's. Many of Harare's such names persisted post-independence despite renamings elsewhere, while Bulawayo's align more closely with local African history.

🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 Across the globe, organic products from Zimbabwe are earning a powerful reputation for purity, quality, and exceptional taste. At an international bee conference held in 2025, International beekeepers sampled more than 50 different honeys from around the world, and one stood out above the rest. Zimbabwean honey quickly became the favorite at the tasting bar. Seasoned beekeepers praised it as the best honey they had tried all day, highlighting its rich flavor and natural profile. One variety, the low-veld Litchi honey from Zimbabwe, was singled out as a clear favorite. The reaction was unanimous: this was honey of outstanding quality. Moments like these show why organic products from Zimbabwe are increasingly in demand on shelves across the world. Harvested from unspoiled environments and produced using natural, sustainable methods, Zimbabwean honey reflects the richness of the land it comes from. As global consumers continue to seek authentic, organic products they can trust, Zimbabwe’s offerings are not just competing , they are leading. #MadeInZimbabwe #ZimToTheWorld @ZimTradeAlerts

GLYTIME Foods has emerged as a notable case study in Zimbabwe’s agro-processing investment landscape, following a current cumulative US$6 million commitment to the development of a modern superfoods manufacturing facility in the Sunway City Special Economic Zone. >tinyurl.com/4jbw2yjd