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A. B. Lunga

A. B. Lunga

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Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga
Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga@SajeniMapuranga·
Now we see it clearly. Completely. Undeniably. Photographically. President Cyril Ramaphosa arrived in Zimbabwe..No formal government reception. No Cabinet ministers lining the tarmac. No official state protocol. Straight from Pretoria to Precabe Farm Welcomed not by the Vice President. Not by the Foreign Affairs Minister. Not by any constitutionally appointed government official. But by the corrupt elite.Tagwirei and his cartel. In their private capacity. On a private farm. Conducting private business using a South African president as their prop. To our fellow South Africans Hear This. You wonder why Zimbabweans flood your borders. Why they sleep under bridges in Johannesburg. Why they queue at Home Affairs in Pretoria. Why they risk xenophobic violence rather than return home. This is why. Because the system that drives them out just got photographed with the South African president.The corruption that collapses their economy. The constitutional manipulation that extends one man's grip on power. Your president just flew to Zimbabwe and endorsed it. Not with words. With his presence. With his photograph. With his body at Tagwirei's farm table. That photograph tells every Zimbabwean exactly what their suffering is worth to the region's most powerful leader.Nothing. Zimbabwe is in the middle of a constitutional crisis. CAB3 the Constitutional Amendment Bill designed to extend Mnangagwa's term from 5 years to 7 years is being challenged in the Constitutional Court.Section 328(7) stands as a constitutional firewall against this manipulation. The people are resisting. The courts are engaged. The war veterans are watching. And into this moment Ramaphosa arrives.Not to support constitutional democracy Not to stand with the people of Zimbabwe. Not to defend the regional principle that term limits are sacre .But to sit at the farm of the man financing the term extension That is not a state visit. That is an endorsement..To the People of South Africa. Your president Ramaphosa did not go to Zimbabwe for you. He did not go for SADC solidarity. He did not go for bilateral trade that benefits ordinary South Africans. He did not go to strengthen democratic norms in the region.He went for Mnangagwa and his cartel Tagwirei. And in going for criminal Tagwirei he went against every Zimbabwean sleeping rough in Johannesburg tonight. Against every Zimbabwean mother who sent her child across the Limpopo because there was nothing left at home. Against every Zimbabwean who believed that South Africa Mandela's South Africa stood for something beyond the interests of the powerful. South African Parliament must ask questions. Civil society must demand answers. The ANC's own membership who fought apartheid for democratic principles must look at what their president did at Precabe Farm and ask Is this what we bled for? SADC has guidelines on democracy and elections. The African Union has charters on constitutional governance. The region has repeatedly at least rhetorically affirmed that term limit manipulation is a threat to African democratic progress.And then Ramaphosa sits at Precabe Mnangagwa's farm. While Mnangagwa uses that visit those photographs that proximity to tell Zimbabweans "The region endorses me. Africa endorses me. Your resistance is futile." That is what this visit has been weaponised to say. And Ramaphosa whether he intended it or not has handed Mnangagwa and Tagwirei exactly the ammunition they needed.Zimbabweans will continue flooding into South Africa. Not because they want to. Not because they prefer Johannesburg streets to Harare homes.But because the system that expelled them just got photographed with the South African president. Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga.
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Dadirai Phiri
Dadirai Phiri@PhiriDadir50680·
Today, our Zim First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa launched the Doek Drive nationwide. This initiative is a heartfelt celebration of dignity, respect, and our cultural identity as women. This program is about restoring pride, supporting women, and strengthening our values
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🇿🇼Engineer Mavis Jongwe 🇿🇲🇳🇦🇨🇩🦋
🇿🇼Engineer Mavis Jongwe 🇿🇲🇳🇦🇨🇩🦋@Mavis_Jongwe·
The transition to Heritage-based Education 5.0 is proving to be a defining moment for Zimbabwe’s youth, moving beyond theory into the tangible creation of technology. By grounding STEM education in local culture and real-world utility—often referred to as "Ubuntu-based ethics"—young learners are no longer just consumers of global tech; they are becoming producers of homegrown solutions.
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NDS2: Zimbabwe's Heritage Education Drives Innovation The transition to Heritage-based Education 5.0 is proving to be a defining moment for Zimbabwe’s youth, moving beyond theory into the tangible creation of technology. By grounding STEM education in local culture and real-world utility—often referred to as "Ubuntu-based ethics"—young learners are no longer just consumers of global tech; they are becoming producers of homegrown solutions. ### The Five Pillars of Education 5.0 To understand this success, it helps to see how the traditional academic model was expanded. The "Heritage-based" aspect ensures that these innovations solve problems specific to the Zimbabwean context. | Pillar | Focus | Result for Young Innovators | | **Teaching** | Knowledge Acquisition | Foundational understanding of coding and logic. | | **Research** | Knowledge Creation | Identifying local gaps in agriculture, health, or mining. | | **Community Service** | Application | Ensuring AI tools actually help the surrounding community. | | **Innovation** | Solution Design | Building robotics prototypes and AI algorithms. | | **Industrialization** | Commercialization | Moving products from the school lab to the national market. | ### Recent Milestones in Robotics & AI (2026) The launch of the Zimbabwe National Artificial Intelligence Strategy (2026–2030) has provided a formal roadmap for these young innovators. ✍🏽Agricultural Drones & Precision Farming: Students at various innovation hubs have developed AI-driven drones that monitor crop health and pest outbreaks, specifically tailored to handle local climates and types of vegetation. ✍🏽Predictive Healthcare Tools: Leveraging the data literacy emphasized in the new curriculum, learners are creating predictive models to anticipate waterborne disease outbreaks in urban and rural settings. ✍🏽Local Language AI: A significant focus of the "Heritage" component is developing AI that understands and processes indigenous languages, ensuring technology is inclusive for all Zimbabweans. ✍🏽Robotics in Mining: Young "techno-preneurs" are designing small-scale robotic sensors to improve safety in artisanal mining, a critical sector of the local economy. ### Why "Heritage" Matters The model operates on the philosophy of Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo (a nation is built by its own people). By integrating indigenous knowledge with 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) tools, students are creating: 1. Sustainable Tech: Solutions that use locally available materials or renewable energy sources like the Guruve Solar Park grid. 2. Ethical AI: Systems designed with "Ubuntu" ethics, prioritizing community well-being and data sovereignty over pure profit. 3. Economic Resilience: Instead of seeking jobs, graduates of this model are starting small-scale manufacturing units, such as those producing local transformers or digital registration systems. This shift from a "job-seeker" to a "job-creator" mindset is the core engine driving the current success stories seen across the country’s schools and innovation hubs.

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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@Chief_Tshepo Incorrect. The renovations without going out to public tender are a vehicle for grand looting by ED & his cronies.
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Chief Tshepo
Chief Tshepo@Chief_Tshepo·
The renovations are part of a broader strategy to upgrade central hospitals to international standards.
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#Africanization The transformation of Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals is a significant milestone for the national healthcare infrastructure, especially considering the scale of the "re-facelift" project. Seeing high-quality, "top-notch" results delivered exclusively by **local contractors** speaks volumes about the growing capacity of the domestic construction and engineering sectors. ### Key Highlights of the Parirenyatwa Modernization The renovations are part of a broader strategy to upgrade central hospitals to international standards. Recent and ongoing works typically include: * Exterior & Aesthetic Overhaul: Modernizing the building facades to reflect a 21st-century medical facility. * Infrastructure Reinforcement: Upgrading internal systems, which often include critical water supplies, electrical grids, and elevator systems to ensure 24/7 functionality. * Ward Refurbishments: Transforming patient environments into cleaner, more comfortable spaces that facilitate faster recovery. ### The Impact of Local Expertise The reliance on local companies for a project of this magnitude aligns with the Education 5.0 and industrialization goals currently being championed. It provides several strategic advantages: 1. Retention of Capital: Funds remain within the local economy, supporting Zimbabwean jobs and businesses. 2. Skill Development: Completing major institutional projects builds a portfolio for local firms, allowing them to compete for regional tenders in the future. 3. Accountability: Local firms have a vested interest in the long-term durability of the work, as these facilities serve their own communities. Witnessing this level of development firsthand certainly reinforces the narrative of tangible progress in the country's public service pillars. Under the #EDtheGameChanger banner, this project stands as a visible marker of the transition from planning to execution in the health sector.

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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@TembaMliswa Are you therefore advocating for abandoning elections altogether as they will always create divisions then? You are such an inane bootlicking nonsensical hypocrite.
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Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa
Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa@TembaMliswa·
This story is dubious. The reality is that Parliamentarians require no additional enticement to endorse CAB3. Who among them would decline an amendment that potentially affords them an extended tenure in office? For many Members of Parliament, the financial burden of elections, often self-funded, looms large. Therefore, the prospect of amendments that prolong their time in office is likely to receive enthusiastic support. Giving them money to sway legislators towards CAB3 is not only redundant but an utter waste. Just like the electorate, lawmakers have grown weary of the electoral cycle, which has become a catalyst for division and turmoil. It is far more prudent to facilitate time for substantive development rather than perpetuate electoral procedures that merely serve to regress us under the pretense of fulfilling obligations. It is important to understand that the paradigms of development are not immutable; they must be tailored to align with the unique aspirations and objectives of each nation. As the President of the Zimbabwe Village Heads Association (ZIVHA), I can attest to the substantial backing CAB3 has in rural communities, which have borne the brunt of electoral violence. Many of those here disparaging the amendments are disconnected from the realities of an electoral season in many local communities.
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Team Pachedu says it has received reliable information that the people behind CAB3 have released large amounts of money to promote their message. In the coming days, many social media influencers, musicians, journalists, students, and lawyers may start creating and sharing content that supports ZANU PF and promotes the CAB3 agenda. Reports say that big amounts of money, between US$50,000 and US$80,000, may be given to influential people. The public should be ready for a strong wave of coordinated messaging and propaganda across different platforms.

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Masibanda🐵
Masibanda🐵@masibanda_·
Harare view at night ,Harare is the cleanest city in Africa ,sec Republic huchi
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kerina mujati
kerina mujati@kerinamujati·
Who is runming the show now with this evil gbt? Is it not the same Ndebeles and all bogus MDC rsmnants aka CCC? The Ndebeles are full of entitlement like Vene, they should get over their self importance we have other tribes which are under represented....the fake opposition are treacherous led by the so called ever moaning Ndebeles....who led these bohus CCC if not Welshman Ncube and Tshabangu? Welshman and Tshabangu are they not Ndebeles? Who sold out Mugabe if not the diamond thief Obert Mpofu ? Is Obert Mpofu not Ndebele? Please do not start these sarcasm
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Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga
Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga@SajeniMapuranga·
I have attended too many funerals in my lifetime. I have walked behind too many flag-draped coffins, heard too many volleys fired over freshly dug earth, and watched too many widows fold the Zimbabwean flag into a triangle with trembling hands. I know what it looks like when a soldier dies. I know what it smells like when an institution is rotting. when I tell you that something is deeply, profoundly wrong with the pattern of death in our defence and security establishment I am not speaking from a position of bitterness. I am speaking from sixty years of watching this country. I am speaking as a man who has buried colleagues, commanded men who are now themselves in the ground, and who still wakes in the night with the faces of those who should have grown old with me but did not. Death comes to the Barracks early. Death comes wearing the uniform of those who asked no political questions. It comes for the junior officer, the loyal NCO, the general who served without complaint. But death seems reluctant almost embarrassed to knock on certain doors in the leafy suburbs of Harare. It does not hurry when it approaches the halls of power. And those who occupy those halls have noticed this arrangement. They have grown comfortable with it. They have begun to plan around it.They are marching to the National Shrine to bury our brothers, then returning home to campaign for term extensions. Ponder that for a moment. We are told, with straight faces, that our generals are dying of old age. Old age. This is the official explanation. This is the narrative distributed for our consumption.But I was taught mathematics long before I was taught military tactics. And the mathematics here do not compute. The man who stands at the graveside delivering the eulogy is older than the man in the coffin. The civilian who signs the state funeral order was born before the soldier being interred. The political principal who sends his condolences from his mansion outlives, routinely and conspicuously, the very men and women whose sweat and sacrifice built this republic's security architecture. What type of old age is this? What biological phenomenon selectively culls the juniors while preserving the seniors? What manner of mortality respects rank in reverse order killing those below while sparing those above? I am not trafficking in conspiracy. I am raising a question that any serious person, any person who has served, any person who has attended these funerals in the last decade, has asked themselves quietly and dared not voice aloud. I am voicing it aloud. Because silence, at this stage, is complicity. The ritual has become almost theatrical in its regularity. There is a state funeral. There are the military honours, the music, the solemn faces, the carefully composed grief of powerful men who did not visit the deceased when he was ailing. The flag is folded. The wreaths are laid. The speeches are delivered. And then within days, sometimes within hours the very same faces appear on our television screens, campaigning for constitutional amendments that would guarantee their own indefinite tenure.They mourn on Monday and campaign for 2030 on Tuesday. They bury a brigadier general who never questioned orders, and then return home to demand that the Constitution be amended so that the man who gave those orders can never be removed.
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Eng. Bhovungane
Eng. Bhovungane@ny_emman·
The government of Zimbabwe is spearheading the construction of a 560 hectare eco-resort town ~ 4.5km from the Tugwi Mukosi Dam. This will include a golf course, lodges, hotels, botanical gardens & wildlife buffer zones.
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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@matigary I hear you. But you chose him over his competition because of his sales acumen. Without it, you would have chosen someone else.
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mmatigari
mmatigari@matigary·
@LungaAB You didn’t comprehend my post. I hired him to do manual work, not to be a sales expert
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mmatigari
mmatigari@matigary·
I hired a general hand to do some manual landscaping tasks on a property I own. We agreed on a price. I left. When I came back to check on progress, I realised that he wasn’t doing the work himself. Instead, he hired two guys to do the work for him, so I paid him to hire some guys that he then paid. Akaisa zino, as they say. I feel uncomfortable with what he did. I feel it’s not right. Anyway, I later got the contacts of the two guys who did the actual work. Going forward I will just give them the assignments. I respect the guys who do the actual work, not some smart Alec trying to be an intermediary.
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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@SajeniMapuranga It's unfortunate that you don't realise the hypocrisy & corruption in your own posting. 1. You don't support ED capturing the military but you support ZANU capturing it 2. You don't want the military to be a monolith under ED but support the very same under ZANU
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Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga
Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga@SajeniMapuranga·
What is being constructed in Zimbabwe's security establishment right now is the opposite of that. It is a monoculture. And monocultures in agriculture and in military institutions alike are catastrophically vulnerable. The question of loyalty and its price. There is a lesson here that every young officer in the ZDF is absorbing right now, whether anyone intends them to or not. The lesson is this: the most dangerous thing you can do in this institution is be genuinely powerful, genuinely loyal, and genuinely irreplaceable because those qualities will eventually make you a threat in the eyes of those who prefer compliance over capability. Chiwenga was all three of those things. And he is now experiencing the consequences of having been all three of those things. That lesson absorbed quietly by every ambitious officer watching this unfold will shape the ZDF's leadership culture for a generation. Not for the better. I do not know what the coming months hold. I am an old man who has seen this pattern before in this country and in others. I know how these stories tend to end. I know what happens when the coalition that built a political moment begins to consume itself. I know what it looks like when the man who carried the gun that opened the door is later locked outside that same door. It does not end well. It does not end well for the individuals involved. And it does not end well for the country that has to live through the consequences. General Chiwenga delivered second republic, delivered 2017. Whatever one thinks of that moment and I have my own views on it he delivered it at personal cost that is now becoming fully visible. He deserves better than what is being done to him. The institution deserves better than what is being done to it. And Zimbabwe Zimbabwe deserves leadership that remembers where it came from and honours the covenants that brought it to power. Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga.
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Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga
Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga@SajeniMapuranga·
I am informed that there is a plot to assassinate VP Chiwenga and arrest several military generals. I have been asked a question that deserves a serious answer. What did General Constantino Guveya Dominic Nyikadzino Chiwenga do to deserve this treatment? Let me answer that question with the precision it deserves and with the historical record as my witness. General Constantino Chiwenga did one thing above all others. On the night of the 14th of November 2017, he walked into a television studio in military uniform, surrounded by the full command structure of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, and he read a statement that changed the history of this country. He put his life, his career, his freedom, and the lives of every general standing behind him on the line for one man. He did not do it for personal gain. He did it because he believed in a transition. He believed in a project. He believed in a promise.That is what General Chiwenga did. And now observe what has followed. The poisoning. This is not rumour. This is not opposition propaganda. This is documented, reported, and internationally acknowledged. General Constantino Chiwenga, the second most powerful man in Zimbabwe, the man who delivered November 2017, travelled to China for medical treatment after a mysterious illness that his own family described as poisoning. His former wife Marry Mubaiwa whatever one thinks of the subsequent legal proceedings against her made accusations in open court that implicated a political environment of extraordinary danger around the Vice President. A man does not survive multiple hospitalisation episodes, lose significant physical capacity, and emerge visibly diminished from what he was without something serious having been done to him. I ask: in which healthy political environment does a sitting Vice President nearly die under mysterious circumstances and the matter is simply absorbed into the news cycle and forgotten? "He delivered November 2017 on a promise. The promise was not kept. And the man who delivered it has been paying the price ever since." Look at the command structure today. Look at who has been retired. Look at who has been recalled, repositioned, promoted out of operational relevance, or quietly moved sideways. Map the careers of officers known to be close to General Chiwenga against the careers of officers known to be aligned with the presidency. The pattern is not subtle. It does not require intelligence sources. It is visible to anyone who has spent time inside this institution and knows how to read a gazette notice. When an institution systematically removes, sidelines, or neutralises the professional network of its second-in-command that is not routine rotation. That is the architecture of isolation. General Chiwenga is being surrounded by a shrinking circle. His allies in uniform are disappearing,Assassinated from positions of operational consequence one by one. The recalled retirees, the reshuffled commands, the curious promotions they are not random. They form a geometry. And that geometry points in one direction. What this means for the institution. I want to be precise here because I am not writing a political pamphlet. I am writing as a military man about a military problem.When the number two in a command structure is being systematically isolated when the officers around him are being removed and replaced with officers whose first loyalty is to the number one the institution loses something irreplaceable. It loses the internal check. It loses the counterbalance that prevents any single centre of power from becoming absolute. Every serious military doctrine in the world recognises this. You do not want a monolithic command structure. You want productive tension between capable, loyal, competing centres of professional excellence. That tension produces better decisions. It prevents catastrophic errors. It is a feature, not a fault.
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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@piersmorgan Now you are making me wonder whether my EPL dreams hopes for our mutual team are reality or similar to your above dream & hope. It's both your & me who will have stress-induced complications. lol
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Piers Morgan
Piers Morgan@piersmorgan·
If President Trump wants to take the Falkland Islands away from Britain, then we must reclaim the United States. Perfect way to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American Independence. King Charles can announce it to Congress next week.
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Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga
Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga@SajeniMapuranga·
We are going to elections in 2028. As scheduled. As constitutionally mandated. As the people of Zimbabwe are entitled to. Not 2030 Madness. Not after a referendum that nobody asked for. Not after a constitutional amendment that removes the people's right to directly elect their president. Not after the machinery of CAB3 Nonsense has finished doing what it was actually designed to do. 2028. Full stop.When those elections come when the people of Zimbabwe walk into those polling stations with their ballot papers and their sovereign right the ZANU-PF candidate on that ballot will be General Constantino Chiwenga. I do not say this as a wish. I do not say this as a preference. I say it as a political reality that every serious person inside ZANU-PF, inside the security establishment, inside the diplomatic community, and inside the commercial networks that are currently funding CAB3 already knows.They know it. Which is precisely why CAB3 exists. Let me say plainly what CAB3 actually is.I am tired of watching this amendment being debated as though it is a genuine constitutional reform with genuine developmental intent. I am tired of watching grown men and women some of whom have liberation credentials, some of whom know better, all of whom should be ashamed of themselves stand on platforms and tell Zimbabweans that removing the direct election of the president is about Vision 2030 and boreholes and hospital refurbishments. It is not. CAB3 is a machinery deliberately designed, carefully engineered, and expensively financed to stop General Constantino Chiwenga from contesting the 2028 elections and replacing Mnangagwa as President of Zimbabwe and ZANU-PF First Secretary. That is its primary function. Everything else is packaging.Remove the direct election of the president General Chiwenga cannot take his case to the people. Transfer that election to Parliament Parliament can be managed, whipped, pressured, and in the Zimbabwe of 2026, purchased. Restructure constituency delimitation entrench the parliamentary majority that will be used to elect the next president. Extend the current term to 2030 buy two more years to complete the institutional restructuring that will make General Chiwenga's path to power permanently impassable. That is the architecture. That is the plan. That is what CAB3 is. And I will not pretend otherwise. Not for diplomatic courtesy. Not for party loyalty. Not for any consideration that outweighs my obligation to tell the truth.On who is behind this machinery.Let me say the second thing that needs to be said. And I will say it without the careful language that younger men use when they are protecting their futures. CAB3 is a project of cartels. Not a development project. Not a constitutional reform. Not a succession management exercise undertaken in the national interest. A cartel project. Designed by commercial networks that have captured Zimbabwe's economic architecture its foreign currency allocation, its fuel infrastructure, its banking sector, its mining concessions, its construction contracts and that understand, with the clarity of people whose survival depends on the calculation, that their continued access to state resources requires the continued political dominance of the faction that granted them that access. These cartels know what happens when General Chiwenga becomes president. They know that a man who has watched what has been done to Zimbabwe's economy who has seen, from the inside, how state resources have been redirected from national development into private accumulation will not extend to them the same arrangements that currently exist.They are not funding CAB3 because they believe in Vision 2030. They are funding it because they believe in self-preservation.
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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@matigary I think you are the one missing the point mzala. Themba is not about principle & conviction politics but about pockets & stomach politics. You are just talking about 2 different types of politics.
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mmatigari
mmatigari@matigary·
Temba has learnt nothing from politics after spending a long time in politics
Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa@TembaMliswa

This is total hogwash. Inyambo dzaunopiwa naCharamba muchironga naSekuru Rutendo. I'm busy on holiday with my kids and have no time for such things. For me politics is not about money but since I have a lots of children I worry about their future in case of a wrong leader assuming power. Simple. It is from that premise that I continually comment. I have known the VP for a long time and ndiSekuru vangu pachiShona while ED mukoma wangu while also the President of the country. Sedzinza tinofara that arikuitira nyika zvakanaka and it doesn't need money for one kuti amire newekwake. I'm prepared to even die for ED because he is my brother who also stands by me. When my father died he funded it all by himself. I respect and remember that! If I die ED will attend my funeral as my brother while some of you won't even blink an eye over it. So these are just bold decisions and loyalty both to my brother and the President. I don't need financial inducements for that like some of you. As President of Zimbabwe the Constitution dictates that we stand by him the same way we will do the same if VP Chiwenga becomes President. If VP has a real case with ED, they are very close and have been together for long, he knows how to get that addressed properly not this drama. Equally I will never take away anything from all the good things VP Chiwenga has done for this country but where he has made a mistake we will also state it. Of late he has been too impatient for power for his own good. This game requires patience. I'm very much in support of him assuming power some day but not through the current shenanigans. ED has been his senior from the Liberation war and that should indicate to him how to behave and operate. After all mugoti unopiwa anyerere. Once ED assumed power in 2017 it was obvious that Chiwenga would succeed him but that has to happen through proper procedures. ZANU PF stands with its leader and those who have gone rogue ED today knows them but has simply allowed them to continue for his own strategic reasons. You should never underestimate a man who was able to literally keep Mugabe in power. Ozotadza kuronga dzake tsoro nhasi! I simply state the truth and never insult the VP. If payine pandakavatuka ndiratidzeyi ndivati sorry! Imi ndimi munototuka inini because you want to push him into suicidal choices. Politics requires patience as the Roman Catholics sing: 🎶 Zvinoda kutaura nehunyoro, nehunyoro baba 🎶

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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@HansVonk42224 @snowballOfficia Don't you believe in equality before the law? Would you describe yourself as corrupt for believing that Mugabes should be above the law.
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Snowball Tongogara
Snowball Tongogara@snowballOfficia·
The reason I did not appreciate the heroic welcome given to Chatunga is that I believe his behavior should not be celebrated but rather treated as a matter of concern. R. G. Mugabe is a symbol of Africanism, and the boys should not tarnish his image through reckless behavior. I sincerely hope they seek rehabilitation soon.
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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@BarakaZaire @Am_Blujay I left and uncivilised country to a civilised country where I have enjoyed a much better standard of democracy and freedom more that I could ever dream of in Zimbabwe. I live in a country where I can publicly share my negative thoughts of the national leaders without fear.
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Zaire Baraka
Zaire Baraka@BarakaZaire·
@LungaAB @Am_Blujay Are you implying that you left Zim as an uncivilised person and got civilised when you went to the diaspora? MaZimba kuzvidzikisira kana vakaenda kune varungu soo. Munonyadzisa. Ndosaka tichiti VaMnangagwa ngavarambe vachitonga.
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The Instigator
The Instigator@Am_Blujay·
Maponga has issued a strong call urging Zimbabweans living in the diaspora to return home. In a wide-ranging message presented in a prophetic and historical tone, Maponga argues that many Zimbabweans left the country due to past economic hardship and instability, but claims conditions have now improved with renewed activity in sectors such as mining and agriculture. He suggests that industries involving lithium, chrome, gold, and other minerals are expanding and require skilled local participation rather than reliance on foreign expertise. He further criticises what he describes as “keyboard politics,” referring to diaspora citizens who comment on Zimbabwe’s political and economic issues from abroad, arguing that meaningful national development requires physical presence and direct involvement. The message also addresses Zimbabweans living in South Africa and other countries, suggesting that their continued stay abroad may contribute to social and economic pressures in host nations, while encouraging a voluntary return to help rebuild services such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, and governance at home. Maponga frames his appeal in cultural and ancestral terms, stating that identity and belonging are tied to the land of origin and that national development depends on citizens actively returning to contribute their skills. He concludes by reiterating a call for Zimbabweans abroad to return not only for personal benefit, but to participate in what he describes as the rebuilding and transformation of the country.
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Hon Minister Torerayi Moyo
Hon Minister Torerayi Moyo@TorerayiMoyo·
From 2027, Zimbabwe will require every school without exception to register its learners for ZIMSEC examinations. The era of parallel foreign examination systems operating outside our national framework is over. It's mandatory for all students to write ZIMSEC. However, schools wishing to offer both ZIMSEC and Cambridge should apply for permission to do so provided there is justification for it. This is not an attack on academic excellence. We are not banning Cambridge examinations .This is an assertion of national sovereignty over our own Education System. Zimbabwe's children deserve to be assessed on a common, uniform standard one that this government controls, benchmarks, and continuously improves. For too long, a two-tier system has told some children that their futures are validated in Cambridge and told others that ZIMSEC is somehow second best. That ends now. Private institutions operating on Zimbabwean soil have a clear directive: align with the national framework. This is not negotiable. Government policy is unambiguous comply or fall out of step with the direction this Republic is moving. We are building one education system. One standard. One Zimbabwe. Every child regardless of the school they attend or the uniform they wear deserves equal recognition under a national framework that belongs to all of us.All School Kids are the same.
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Hosia Mviringi
Hosia Mviringi@MviringiHosia·
Matebeleland's voice was muzzled & silenced, its presence dragged far afield and its participation in national discourse postponed. Ultimately, when #CAB3 becomes law, the Unity Accord will be torn & tossed. And ZANU-PF will suffer a slow death. Baba @DrObertMpofu siyakukhumbula.
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A. B. Lunga
A. B. Lunga@LungaAB·
@noto2030 Unfortunately, for the povo he is no different from ED. He is just another ZANU corruptocrat waiting for his turn to eat.
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President Anti 2030 /Tyora Zvigananda
President Anti 2030 /Tyora Zvigananda@noto2030·
VP Chiwenga is not Mai Mujuru, who was hunted out of ZANU-PF like a dog. He is a decorated General of the liberation struggle and a kingmaker who cannot be easily discarded. The dynamics are different this time. Please be guided accordingly.
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