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@nickmangwana Mr Loud mouth 👄

She now works alongside my employers, so of course I need to congratulate my boss. But if she has accepted the reassignment with grace, who are you to make such a theatrical fuss over it?

@MrsHichilema @HHichilema Good job

A good day at Anderson Kambela Mazoka House, UPND Secretariat in Lusaka, where we accompanied President Hichilema to file his nomination for the Party’s presidency. #Zambia

@touristeagle1 @joseph_kalimbwe he has to stop this Nonsense, rather he has to be an instrument that helps in building the country not some dictatorship mentality . The reason why Africa is where it is today is because of people like this 🗑️

Joseph’s nationalistic tone worries me. Nationalism won’t solve Zambia’s problems. And blaming non-Zambians for running township businesses ignores a basic question; what is stopping Zambians from doing the same?

@smabhena31 @Newzroom405 So it’s very wrong to say if the government decides to grant permanent residency to ZEP holders then people like you will object it,pathetic

@MoyosmartData @Newzroom405 Me and the millions of patriotic South Africans. The South Africans that fought against apartheid. The South Africans that exposed Chidima and got her running. The people that forced the government to revise immigration rules. Who are you?

Deputy Home Affairs Minister Njabulo Nzuza says foreign nationals who hold Zimbabwean Exemption Permits who seek to stay in the country can apply for permanent residency because the ZEP was a temporary arrangement. Watch: tinyurl.com/59439ttd #Newzroom405

@smabhena31 @Newzroom405 The reason why South Africa is in chaos right now due to illegal protests and vandalism of foreigners properties etc is because of people like you. There is no country without foreigners I live in USA and every day of my life I meet people from South Africa

@smabhena31 @Newzroom405 They will know us🤔You and who by the way?

@Newzroom405 We will take them to court if they convert that nonsense to permanent residency. It stipulates in the permit that it’s not a route to permanent residency. The DA and ANC will know us

@GeorgeCharamba2 It’s not sovereignty issue anymore it’s a ZANUPF issue now,seems Zimbabwean population has no say in regards to the constitution

Vane nzeve dzekunzwa ngavanzwe. zbcnews.co.zw/constitutional…

@znbctoday Good Job Zambia

Zambia to Host Investment Round-table in US By Daisy Mulenga The Zambian Embassy in the United States will host a U.S.-Zambia Executive Investment Round-table to discuss opportunities in critical minerals, infrastructure and energy.

@ZBCNewsonline But you are suppressing the views of Zimbabwean people,they do not have a say rather say it is rather determined by ZANUPF

THE ongoing debate around Constitutional Amendment Number 3 is a sovereign matter that must be determined by the Zimbabwean people, Deputy Chief Secretary for Presidential Communications, Mr George Charamba, has said. f.mtr.cool/keibpyysfv

@dereckgoto Are you supporting this craziness as well,are you a beneficiary of the corrupt system

Deputy Chief Secretary - Presidential Communications, Cde George Charamba emphasised that a constitution is a living document, capable of evolving with changing national needs, and therefore there is no legal or conceptual barrier to Constitutional Amendment Number 3.

Ba Jose 😂 you have to face criticisms as a politician.

@joseph_kalimbwe Don’t be stupid @joseph_kalimbwe

This past 5 days, abalwani muma politics yachalo balimine, banteyela akapama. But Lesa Uushakwata Ulufyengo. Lesa Uwamulinganya, eumya abapelelwa nokubabika pachambaso. From home in Copperbelt to Western Province, the ancestors; may they never sleep. Nakale balika mwe yesu 🙏🏾

@joseph_kalimbwe Pathetic

Statement by Joseph Kalimbwe a) In Ndola Central b) The Mines are largely owned by Canadians c) In Lusaka 70% of land has been historically owned by a Jewish - Lithuanian Family since 1946. Zambians are spectators in our Economy. Full clip; facebook.com/share/v/1Hhbjh…

@joseph_kalimbwe Don’t be a foolish politician like Mugabe you have a long future ahead think strategically and don’t be a greedy politician

@joseph_kalimbwe You are not worthy of being of being a peoples representative,the Jews and Canadian bring in financial resources which helps with employment in the country if they stop today what are you going to do

@nickmangwana Like son like father you are as stupid as EDIot

Re‑assignment Notice: His Excellency the President, Cde. Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has re‑assigned Ms Fungayi Jessie Majome from the position of Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission to Commissioner in the Public Service Commission.

@dereckgoto What can you say 🤦‍♂️

I have just finished reading the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission’s analysis of Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3, and I must say it reads like opposition propaganda, not objective legal assessment. The analysis repeatedly cites foreign NGOs and international instruments as if Zimbabwe’s own Constitution were not enough, revealing a troubling deference to external agendas over our national sovereignty. This Bill strengthens our democracy by reducing disruptive election cycles, consolidating voter registration under the Registrar-General for efficiency, and introducing a parliamentary presidential selection model that builds consensus over populism. Allowing the President to appoint expert senators improves governance, while merging the Gender Commission into the ZHRC avoids duplication without diminishing women’s rights. Judicial appointments remain consultative, the Defence Forces’ mandate is merely clarified, and restoring traditional leaders’ political rights simply treats them as equal citizens - any code of conduct will be set by Parliament. Public hearings across the country have shown overwhelming support from ordinary Zimbabweans who want stability and development over endless opposition complaints. This Bill is lawful, necessary, and fully aligned with the 2013 Constitution. Parliament should pass it without hesitation.

@nickmangwana Garbage 🗑️

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) today held a press conference at its Samora Machel offices. Chairperson Jesse Majome reported that the recent public hearings on Amendment Bill No. 3 were largely peaceful and well attended across the country. ZHRC monitoring teams were deployed nationwide from 30 March to 4 April to observe the hearings conducted by the Parliament of Zimbabwe. Majome stated that most venues were filled to capacity, demonstrating strong public interest, with many participants expressing support for the Bill. The Commission confirmed that its role was to ensure citizens exercised their constitutional rights, including freedom of expression and participation in governance. Observations focused on whether people could freely share their views without intimidation. The ZHRC commended organisers for maintaining order and enabling public participation. The Commission reaffirmed its commitment to protecting human rights and monitoring national processes in line with the Constitution. #CAB3

@joseph_kalimbwe Chill and go seat down a bit

The Ndola Teaching Hospital was built in 1972 while UTH began in 1939. Zambia built these when we owned our mines. Then we sold mines to Canadians & never built anything of such kind since. Instead the West Mine owners are building their own private airports close to our mines !

@joseph_kalimbwe Don’t be a mugabe mentality