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@ManUtd @thephoenixzw Moudza Amorim kuti ku Zimbabwe tirikuti uri muroyi wakatishungurudzs tsek

MAN. OF. THE. MOMENT.

@S_Harudzibwi @tofaragwats Zvakaoma kani

I still don’t get the obsession to pretend to be someone and start posting like them. Is it attention?

@bbmhlanga @tofaragwats Tinokumbirawo kuti mutinzwe

When we celebrate withdrawing our own money from a bank. Lord hear us.

It can only be Vumba @Sarutheone @PTChimusoro @Gary161718

@UTDAlex8 Shut up we never supported you

🚨André Onana on Robert Sánchez’s mistakes vs Everton: “No one who hasn’t played as a goalkeeper truly understands how demanding the position is. Mistakes are part of the role. I just hope the Chelsea FC fans continue to support him, just as the Manchester United fans supported me.”

@unclechiefgee @tmmykes Mabvi ndiwo anombipsa ndikamira for a long time but these days zvirinani kkkkk

To everyone who saw this logo, how are you? Ari sei makumbo nemusana?🤣🤣

@RosieVieM @dzivasave_ Homicide hamusikuiziya guys,ndovanzowanzoti kana armed robber anetsa stereki paanoenda kuma indications anozongonzi he tried to wrestle a gun from officers,they track hardened criminals murderers etc,minerals inosona ma miners kunyanya who are usually harmless people

CID Minerals, Flora and Fauna vs CID Homicide Who is the sports finisher?

@nkazy_shanty Chegutu

If you guess the city correctly I will drink today…

@spookst @NewZimbabweCom Or taking drugs😅

@NewZimbabweCom What has the devil got to do with driving without a license

Jailed musician Ti Gonzi’s wife says she once encouraged him to leave Zimbabwe, describing his 10-month prison sentence as a “a test for a testimony”. Ti Gonzi, born Tinashe Gonzara, was sentenced to 10 months behind bars after being convicted of unlawful possession of illicit drugs and driving without a valid driver's licence. "tave nyama imwe ❤️❤️❤️ I said to you ‘ Ti Gonzi it’s time for you to leave Zim . You made your name for TWO consistent decades (over 20yrs) in the music industry and nothing is left for you there . But your passion for music made you think otherwise. Ukati ‘ babe let me finish this Tinaishe album’. little did we know the devil was ahead of us💔💔.I shall be waiting for you my love . This is a test for a testimony ahead. The God I worship haandinyadzise. Soon you will be home. I declare and decree the devil shall never win this battle," Nyare Chanel Munyanyi on Facebook.

@TafadzwaMandov2 Pa roundabout pa Musika wehuku kwa Mutare

Kana uchiziva nzvimbo apa ndepapi?

@TichRay The impalas where bought by my gardener who's Zimbabwean 😅😅

They are deliberately letting Shadrack Sibiya tie himself in knots that he will never be able to untangle himself from. The Chair just had him there on the screenshots about the delivery of the impalas. Beneath the thin veneer of bravado is a man who now knows he’s fucked. LOL.

@TichRay I think the mother is the one aiva spoiler

Mugabe’s sons lack the decorum we would expect from not just former First Sons but kids of a touted strict disciplinarian. They are wild. Being implicated in a murder case is just terrible man; If the charges stick boy is fucked.

@freemanchari Very

Jonathan Moyo is stupid

@ennpams1977 @Zvoutete14 😅😅😅

@Zvoutete14 He is busy with Trump these days. We are waiting for his compositions and his "I told you so" or "Dr Guramatunhu one of the world's best eye surgeon once told me"

Ati avhunzwa here nema “diplomats” about Chamisa’s return to politics?

@kerinamujati The season of essays is upon us again,very long ones for that matter 😅

Nelson Chamisa does not exist in a vacuum. He is not a tragic hero fighting alone against tyranny. He is part of a long and ugly Zimbabwean tradition in which deception is sanitised with scripture and betrayal is baptised as peace. To understand Chamisa honestly, one must place him where he belongs, in the lineage of Abel Muzorewa, not of liberation politics. Abel Muzorewa’s role under Rhodesia was not to defeat the Smith regime, but to preserve it while pretending to oppose it. Armed with a Bible and clothed in moral language, Muzorewa redirected African anger away from armed liberation and into negotiation, prayer, and patience. He did not dismantle settler power,he stabilised it. Faith was not incidental to this project. It was the weapon. Into this morally bankrupt landscape steps Nelson Chamisa, not as a challenger, but as a protector of the same system. Chamisa’s role mirrors Muzorewa’s with disturbing precision. Where Muzorewa used the Bible to preserve the Smith regime, Chamisa uses the Bible to preserve Mnangagwa’s. The language has changed. The function has not. Chamisa has perfected the art of turning opposition into performance. He does not organise power; he performs suffering. Losses become prophecies. Defeats are reframed as divine delay. In this religious theatre, accountability dies. To question Chamisa is to lack faith. To demand results is to be impatient with God. This is not leadership. It is manipulation dressed as humility. Chamisa’s politics does not threaten Mnangagwa. It comforts him. A dangerous opposition escalates pressure, builds structures, and forces rupture. Chamisa absorbs anger, disperses it through prayer and slogans, and sends people home to wait for the next ritualised election. He transforms legitimate rage into emotional release without consequence. That is why Mnangagwa survives so easily. Chamisa guarantees that dissent remains loud but harmless. This is why Chamisa should be shamed, not pitied. He inherited a mass based, worker rooted movement forged by Morgan Tsvangirai under far harsher repression. Instead of deepening it, Chamisa hollowed it out. He replaced organisation with personality, policy with scripture, and strategy with theatrics. Repression did not destroy the opposition. Chamisa domesticated it. The most obscene aspect of Chamisa’s politics is his abuse of faith in a country bleeding from poverty. To preach “God is in it” while refusing to build material power is not hope,it is cruelty. It tells the hungry to wait, the unemployed to pray, and the dispossessed to believe harder. It sanctifies suffering while elites, both ruling and opposition, remain comfortable. Chamisa’s defenders insist he is restrained by the system. This is dishonest. He is not restrained. He is useful. Like Muzorewa, he provides moral cover. Like Muzorewa, he creates the illusion of choice. Like Muzorewa, he ensures that domination survives without needing to appear nakedly brutal. Mnangagwa’s government rehabilitates Rhodesian collaborators. Chamisa neutralises resistance. One restores the past. The other manages the present. Together, they complete the circle of betrayal. The war veterans who fought genuinely for liberation are sidelined and forgotten. Their struggle is reduced to slogans, while their enemies are rehabilitated and honoured. Meanwhile, Chamisa stands at rallies quoting scripture, pretending to oppose a system he structurally preserves. This is not opposition. It is collaboration by incompetence and deception. History will be unforgiving. Abel Muzorewa is remembered not as a liberator, but as a guardian angel of settler power. Nelson Chamisa is walking the same path.If he continues,he will not be remembered as a victim of dictatorship,but as the man who transformed resistance into religion and handed Mnangagwa the greatest gift of all,an opposition that never threatens to win. Zimbabwe does not need prophets in politics. It needs organised leaders not a charlatan in suit.

@Sarutheone Kkkk in the bucket list

@Mcdonance Ngatipedzise, hambai ikweyo.

Mhiri yo kwa Tangwena, the crossing point during the 70's war. Our tribal lands were gazetted & cattle confiscated. Most tribes were moved into Reserves on the rain shadow side of the mountain (kuruzevha) but not Chief Tangwena he refused to move #HistoryoftheEasternPeople

Nyanga,just after Trouteback near Gairezi turn off @Sarutheone

@drruwende I always do so,bless them 🙏

Nurses do a tremendous job that I think they deserve free transport from us(citizens). Kutongoona nurse wotomutakura, isn't that nice?

@drruwende Nyanga Just after London Stores

Mother nature shining, show me any other rural place as beautiful as mine. Beautiful Zimbabwe.