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@AdamTheofilatos Immediately after that feat everything went south for us as a country

📅 On this day in Zimbabwe Cricket history (18 May 2000) Zimbabwe walked out at Lord’s for the opening day of their 2000 tour of England — a landmark moment for a nation still less than a decade into its life as a Test-playing country. Led by Heath Streak and featuring stars such as Andy Flower, Grant Flower and Guy Whittall, Zimbabwe arrived at the Home of Cricket determined to prove they belonged at the highest level of the game. England, however, dominated the opening exchanges. Michael Atherton anchored the innings superbly with 137, while Graeme Hick added 100 as the hosts closed in control. For Zimbabwe, Heath Streak once again led from the front with the ball, finishing with 3 wickets, while Andy Blignaut and Travis Friend battled hard in difficult English conditions. Despite the eventual heavy defeat, the occasion itself marked another important chapter in Zimbabwe’s rise within international cricket at the turn of the millennium 🇿🇼

@SABCNews If it had something to do with black foreigners the vultures will be there fast fast unfortunately this doesn't make headlines but hopefully someone intervenes

WATCH | A six-year-old girl in Mandela Park, Mthatha, has been found caring for her grandmother, her mentally ill mother and her two-year-old sibling. Full report available on the SABC News YouTube channel.

@Patriot_S_A Justice system in mzansi is for the perpetrators now a former criminal is a whole minister who brags about his past life as a criminal

Nthabeleng Sello was allegedly gang-raped and murdered by five men in Mpharane, Matatiele, Eastern Cape. Reports say the suspects allegedly took turns assaulting her before killing her. Nthabeleng was known as a successful young woman who reportedly inherited a business and vehicles from her late father. It is alleged that jealousy may have played a role in the attack.

@TheLifeZoomer We know our intentions with the opposite sex that's why who would want their close one to be hit doggy style though 🤣🤣

Why do many African boys become extremely protective when it comes to their single mothers or sisters having relationships? Myself included. A boy can want a girlfriend of his own, support his friends dating, and celebrate love everywhere else, but suddenly become a strict security guard at home. Is it protectiveness? Fear of seeing them hurt? Possessiveness? Distrust of men? Or growing up feeling responsible for the family? I’ve noticed this a lot. What causes it?

@daddyknosi @HermanMashaba @Action4SA @ME_Beaumont @Radebe_merci @sahara67 @ActionSA_GP @Funzi_Ngobeni @EvelynMondlana @Im_Gudluza @LeratoPillayZA @intandoyabantu Amen

@HermanMashaba @Action4SA @ME_Beaumont @Radebe_merci @sahara67 @ActionSA_GP @Funzi_Ngobeni @EvelynMondlana @Im_Gudluza @LeratoPillayZA @intandoyabantu To me these are two sell outs who are employed by white regimes and are meeting up to hate their own brothers in the name of politics shame on on you

Two Patriotic South Africans having coffee over the Future of the Country. #LetsfixSA

Two NAZIS

@Keith_tino_zw Eventually he will be harmed that's the painful part

@MatyBongani He’s alive and well

Ndakambogara neimwe khule yangu soo, munhu aida zve fight iyeye. One day tichienda ku glen norah ndiye anga aine mari ye kombi ini ndaive mupfanha around form 1. Conductor akanoti chibhadharai, zvikanzi ne chibaba “isu tobhadhara tasvika” tasvika pa bus stop mari bvayabvunzwa

@MAKLISJAVA Please share this

@bubbbIegumm @Benedic28871317 Unfortunately the cycle will never end

My distant cousin ran away from home when she was 14. Went to Dundee... well thats where she was spotted. She was under the care of my distant Aunt. She ner went to look for her. The mother was notified ( working in Jhb), didn't come to look for her daughter. About 4 years later, my father spotted her in Dundee and caught her. She told him straight away that she doesn't want to return home because her Aunts husband was sensually abusing her. Her Aunt despite being told on numerous times, accused her of lying. Told my Dad where she lived (with a man from Orange Groove Dairy). She had a child by then. Said she will only return if her Mother fetched her. My Dad left her and came to Jhb to look for the Mother. The mother had her own life with a Moz man and had 3 kids. The mother agreed to fetch her. Fast ffwd, she came to live with her Mother. History repeated itself. Slept with stepfather and fell pregnant. Mother chased her away. Went to live in a squatter camp with her two kids by now with another Moz man. Fell pregnant with baby number 3. We came to know after her brutal death with her 3 kids that the stepfather killed them. Apparently baby number 3 was fathered by stepfather. They continued their affair. Out of jeleousy, the live in Moz guy burnt them in the shack and ran back to Moz. Told a friend that it was revenge. At the time she was 24 with 3 kids. The Aunt in KZN never left her man who sexually abused her Sister's child. The Mother in Jhb never left her Moz man. My Cousin paid the ultimate price. I cut of all my relations with them.

Statutory rape alert!! Does anyone know this guy he’s from glen near the Shoprite ext16 side I suppose, if any of you know of him please let me know or maybe direct me to their house. He ran away with my 13 year old niece. From: Nomshado Ndlovu. Protea Glen.

@BabesweHunters Tiripo isu

@TheLifeZoomer Very true we remember them for the wonderful works

@MatyBongani We honour them still. They were both national personnels.

Lenny Gwata and Beater Mangethe were once one of Zimbabwe’s recognizable celebrity couples, each carrying their own public identity long before tragedy struck. Lenny Gwata built his name as a talented footballer, remembered for his time with Highlanders and Dynamos as well as his football journey in South Africa. Beater Mangethe had already become known in entertainment circles through television. She featured in the ZTV drama Stitsha where she played Thuli, a bold, lively township character who made her a household name and won viewers with her memorable screen presence. Together they built a family and became a couple many people knew and followed. Then 2010 brought heartbreaking news. On 12 April 2010, Lenny died in Johannesburg after illness. Family, friends, and football fans were still trying to process his death when tragedy struck again. Just two months later, on 12 June 2010, Beater also passed away. The deaths shocked many Zimbabweans. In a painful twist of fate, their son lost both parents within a short space of time. Their story is remembered not only for football and television fame, but also for one of Zimbabwe’s saddest stories of love and loss.

@metsbarmby He's too short tempered to be a coach this one

Lloyd Chitembwe throws in the towel as Triangle United Coach following a 3 nill defeat to Dynamos FC. #bhoraharinamakuhwa

@TheLifeZoomer Is that story confirmed though

90s Zimbabwe trivia: Most of us remember the crying girl in Albert Nyathi’s Senzeni Na? and assumed she was the singer. Every Zimbabwean who watched that song on Ezomgido cried. Anyone saying “not me” is a liar. Not even a small liar, a full-time, overtime, pensionable liar 😂😂 Turns out the girl in the video was Sasani NaThami. The original voice was reportedly Prudence Katomeni, who missed the shoot because she was writing O-Levels. Zimbabwe had plot twists before social media 😭🇿🇼

There wouldn't be hunger in this world especially Africa

@TheLifeZoomer It was Tuesdays actually Mugabe stopped it midway through coz of his hatred for Cont Mhlanga it was a beautiful Kasi story way ahead of it's time

@MatyBongani I was at Founders High during those days. When the drama series “Stitsha” started, I think around 19:30pm, on Wednesdays I think, everybody stopped what they were doing and gathered in the TV room.

1993-94: We used to stop whatever we were doing just to watch her on ZTV. She died so young.

@TheLifeZoomer No but that's how the pattern worked especially when partners died following each other

@MatyBongani Was it confirmed.

@ashleychivero @haploz99 Irimo muno muma streets ukafambirako unoiwana

@MatyBongani @haploz99 Where is the video

Denzil Burutsa aka Jabu wepa Studio 263 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌