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@divinemafa The President is the LEADER. Full stop

Bret strikes again

Politics aside Kune nzira dzemasoja... This song is powerful 🔥

Hey guys , we have an ask: Is it considered appropriate to give a gift to a married friend of the opposite sex? Comment below!

This Tuesday received a befitting writing in memory of Soul Jah Love who for most dancehall fans in Zimbabwe is one of the greatest of all time. Pleasing read @MoveLennon 👑 riddimsandraps.com/god-please-not…

@crimewatchzw "ndipe mwAna"🔊

Thoughts? Source: Tafadzwa Chidawa, Facebook

this is hip hop, thank you @Voltz_JT #mawarvets road to the album N.O.P Makoni @RiddimsAndRaps

@lleony Unonhoñga sipo wangu, siyana nesu

Every men has that feminine side in him but we only show it when we’re alone🤞🏾 We sometimes twerk whilst bathing or do weird female poses whilst looking at ourselves in the mirror

@brian___jethro You think mafunnies kusvika yanguva yako

Zimbabwean Rappers with most hits Holy ten - 8 - Bling 4 - 4 - Nutty O - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I can’t find Voltz JT 😭😭

@Klyve66 @thaslickpastor Panenge pakaipa chibaba kkk

@thaslickpastor True you can’t spend the day with your friend mese muchingoti haaa pakaipa haaa ma1 sometimes panongodawo kuti mumwe akati haa ma1 iwe woti urikuda mari ndine 100 ,will it push you

Rich friends are necessary in life. I’ll need to be a rich friend as well.

@Shadaya_Knight @FaffieManhuhwa Lock & Key Hypothesis chaiyo chaiyo kwete yamaiitiswa kuBio✊🇿🇼🔥

@FaffieManhuhwa It's a big flex, a key that unlocks any lock is called a master key whilst a lock that is unlocked by any key is a shitty key

Only if you're female If you're male, it's a flex and don't even be shamed

@TakudzwaManando Wonzwawo rimwe risina kugeza kumeso richiti gaffa rapera😂😂😂, WALLACE chaiye chaiye wekuvharisa 2010

ndaiti ndikasvika 25

@thaslickpastor The buruka part🙌, ndoma golden buzzer ayo✊🐐

😂😂😂😂Jah Signal aka Nicodemus

@mutami_susan Murume wese anorova mukadzi imhata, problem yakatangira pakuuraya Jezebel. Kukurirwa kufunga kusvika pakurova mkadzi, we as Zimbabwean men condone such, ngaauye tipedzerane vamwe hatina zvekuita. No woman deserves this Nyangwe Zvidii

Nyaya yakadai inonetsa Kana murume wamambokadzi akatakura zvombo zvehondo zvinoshanda uye zvisingangowanikwe pese pese nokuti Haisi nyore kuwana makanika anogona kugadzira mota yakaita breakdown kwemakore achiimutsa kunge itsva. Vamwe vanotsvaga makanika mutsva asi mambokadzi vakaona zvakafanira kuti mota yavo irambe ina makanika mutsaru aijaira ane ruzivo nayo. Kungoti hamuzvinzwisise henyu asi Zvinowanikwa mukurarama, panonaka panonetsa kusiya. Unofirapo.

@Shadaya_Knight Camera ndeyemadzimai munhurume anovhura hombe chaunoda kubudira pa camera chii cde?

The way the media is all focused on Jude Bellingham's mother is a reminder of how fathers are under appreciated. One would come to think of Jude's father as a deadbeat the way he's not even mentioned in his son's success Yet it's his very genes (a former footballer) and discipline he instilled (a former police officer) that has contributed immensely to Jude reaching such success Such is the unfortunate part of being a father, you will sacrifice a lot to see your children fulfill their dreams, but all the credit will go to their mother. Sad Learn OR perish!!!

@ChaibvaG Taurai kwamaswera

Chamisa will not attend. May your dear soul rest in peace. Chamisa despised you despite the love you showed him. You went to the extent of wishing to be burried in his place if he dies but he would not recognize that. You were a Unifier.

@PhiriTofara 😂😂zvinozongodzoka kumota, some blessings🌵

Clearly the property of a man who cares about heaven more than Earth 😭😭😭😭

@Ethanbackagain @abxnuttyo international stuff

As it stands, Holy Ten is the only Zimbabwean artist that can qualify to perform at a UEFA Champions League final

@antomukuwa Kana....hunouraya vane mota nyangwe ndikadzedzereka sei kumba ndosvika🤞

😂😂😂this sounds like a direct attack on my friends

@crimewatchzw 😂hazvisi zvinyowani mkoma, in the end shoma YAKACHENA irinani plus they are employed, that's a start

I am sitting in my car going through all sorts of emotions. I have just had a very sobering experience. Sometimes you think you are going through the most and then you encounter people who are going through something even more difficult. I was driving along Borrowdale Road and our car packed up. Parked on the side of the road waiting for help, I decided to get something to eat as I was feeling hungry. As I was crossing from one end to the other, I saw 5 gentlemen lying faces down on the grass. Some with heads on their bags as pillows. I wasn't about to disturb them. However I became so unsettled by what I saw. I decided to ask the young men by the traffic lights who these gentlemen were and why they were lying there. I was told that they are security officers who guard premises in nearby areas but do not have money to go back and forth to their homes everyday and so they come together after their evening shift and rest. Before they go to the next shift depending on who has what, they will cook sadza and vegetables. However most times they spend the day without eating. They go back to their homes on their day off. My heart broke, for them. I felt their struggles in the pit of my stomach. I have my struggles too, so does everyone else but to see what I saw today made me realise the depth of how people are suffering. People are depressed and going through a very tough season. There are days when I get a call from someone for assistance when I barely have anything too. If people had the courage to share we would be amazed at the load they are carrying. I may not be able to solve the world's problems, especially that of the 5 men I encountered today. The least that I could do for them was to give them some money for some mealie meal and relish for a couple of days. I had woken one person up to give him with the hope that I would walk away quietly without disturbing the others but he woke all of them up in disbelief. As he told the others what I had done, they all showed gratitude, the kind that I do not like, the sort that comes from munhu apererwa, ashaya zano, sincere yes but very sorrowful. Nobody deserves to experience what I saw today and yet this is a sad reality for many. May God help us in our various journeys to remain steadfast. May He meet us at the deepest point of our need. May we be kind to each other, we may not know what the next person is going through. Today, I pray for my country, I pray for us as a people. We are not okay..........nhai Mwari we, tiitirei nyasha. Sylvia Mushonga Samanyanga, Facebook