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@StHonorable Tell me when u say foreigners - Are Zimbabwean’ Zulus also included in that bracket ?

A South African lady called Xingashe Asanda wrote this on her Facebook page Here’s an interesting fact: I am in Korea on a work visa (Scarce skill worker and i can never be a waiter or teach any other subject except English), and my visa is valid for one year. Every year, I have to prove to Korean immigration that I am still medically fit, that I haven’t committed any crimes during that year, and that I am still employed in order for them to renew my visa. They will only renew my visa if I can prove that I am of good use to their country. Furthermore, if during that year I decide to move from my apartment to a new one for any reason, I have 14 days to go back to immigration and inform them that I have changed my address. If I am even a day late and go on day 16, I will have to pay a fine, which can cost anything from R2,000 to R13,000. As a South African, I am also not allowed to participate in any protests happening in the country. If there is a crowd of Korean people protesting for whatever reason, I, as Phindile, cannot be found in that crowd because I could be deported. Before I got my Korean ID, I wasn’t even able to own a korean cellphone number or even order anything online. I am therefore in this country legally, and I make sure that I abide by their laws because I know that if I don’t, I will be sent back home with no negotiations. Does this mean Korea is xenophobic? No. This is a country making sure that its citizens and the country itself are protected. A country making sure that guests know their place! Why are South Africans being made to feel bad for wanting the same thing?

@KMutisi So it took you more almost 30 years to rectify the wrong - Ok

For those CONFUSED… These FARMS were NEVER meant to be taken, it was a mistake that’s being rectified… They were not acquired through COLONISATION, they were PRIVATE INVESTMENTS made after INDEPENDENCE… We know that some will run with the false narratives that land reform is being REVERSED, that’s not true…

@HermanMashaba It’s not Nigeria which has been threatening SA, it’s the entire continent of Africa and u tell me that SA can survive without Africa. Are u serious ?

South Africa's survival should not dependent on criminal blackmail. Let each country acts in its own interest.

@nickmangwana You point is heard, loud and clear but why can’t you allow a referendum so that u seek consent from the very same people u purport to represent.

35 out of 56 Commonwealth countries do not directly elect their head of government. That’s 63%.  We may not be in the Commonwealth, but most of its members are our development peers—so on democratic governance, that’s a useful benchmark. Worth asking: how do we compare? #CAB3

We have heard the VP talk in parables and yet never defended the late Blessed Geza, now he is talking again and it remains talk unless he comes out and condemns CAB3. UNTIL then Rt Gen Chiwenga is part of the problem, part of the mess we are in and not the solution.

@matinyarare @KMutisi Kudzai anotorwara chete but ngatimusiyei akadaro mafungiro ake.

@KMutisi Kudzai!!!! Can’t you see what you are doing to yourself by defending the indefensible? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Public Consultations are APOLITICAL… In fact, no one is allowed to wear political regalia during the public consultations… If you couldn’t speak, you can send an email or go submit a written statement to parliament… You will not delegitimise the process Bambo, it’s bigger than your narrow interests…. No one is called “opposition” during public consultations, it’s for Zimbabweans as individuals not some kangaroo groupings… CAB3 is being implemented, and whether u supported it or not, it will be the law of the land applicable to everyone. The sooner you disabuse yourselves of this delusion of grandeur, the better

@KMutisi Problem yaana Mtisi is varikubhadharwa ne Zanu pf - Murakashi uyu saka he has no option but just to defend Zanu pf plans and policies even when they don’t make sense.

Bambo, if you are too slow to understand simple things just stay out of complicated debates…. The constitution of Zimbabwe as written even defines a full term as starting from 3 years… so adding 2 years can’t be regarded as adding a Term, that should be VERY EASY to understand unless you have no capacity to understand anything. If you believe in your flawed argument, go test it in a court of law and see if you will succeed… Zimbabweans understand the difference, that’s why they attended the Public Hearings in HUGE NUMBERS & endorsed the Beautiful Bill… You & others who are stuck in their narrow definitions will soon catch up… We are patient with slow people…

@KMutisi @edmnangagwa @LynneStactia @mawarirej How much are they giving u Kudzai ?

The people have spoken … The people love the BEAUTIFUL BILL… The people love President @edmnangagwa … This is not an online phenomenon, it’s ORGANIC & VIBRANT… @LynneStactia & @mawarirej’s handlers are fighting a lost battle… This whole week, Public Hearings will be done… We saw the opposition mobilising for this, it means they acknowledge the legitimacy of this process… That’s DEMOCRACY

@matinyarare Rutendo Matinyarare - You have earned my respect.

But why do this to me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Funny thing is I have never worn a scarf and never been ZANU PF. I might have done a lot of work that has benefited ZANU PF but I was never a member.

@Newzroom405 @MbuyiseniNdlozi You can’t put a 90 day restriction to SADC without affecting business in SA. You may think u a doing well but on the other hand, it’s businesses in Musina which will struggle.

[WATCH] BMA Commissioner Michael Masiapato says they have introduced highly secured new stamps with unique numbers allocated to specific immigration officers. “This means should any passport be stamped illegally, we are able to link that particular stamp to the official," he said. #Newzroom405

Just a few weeks ago, Mr. @BitiTendai, a comrade and human rights lawyer in Zimbabwe, was speaking out strongly condemning our brutal persecution by the Museveni regime following the sham Jan. 2026 election. Unfortunately, as I type this, he has joined the long list of comrades in Africa unfairly detained by their governments for seeking freedom. Biti was arrested alongside other freedom fighters in Zimbabwe for resisting attempts to extend the presidential term there to seven years and restrict the election of the President to members of Parliament only. It is disturbing to see this script, which Ugandans are already familiar with, being deployed in Zimbabwe as well. Biti's arrest is a cowardly attack on all citizens of Zimbabwe by a regime that cannot sustain open debate about their future without resorting to brute force. I call for his immediate, unconditional release together with the colleagues detained with him. The people of Zimbabwe deserve freedom, and leaders chosen by them. The struggle continues!

@enkudheni @edmnangagwa Apology my foot !!

#Zimbabwe My Dear Brother🙏🏿 To label our President, @edmnangagwa, as "mediocre" is not only deeply disrespectful but also a gross misrepresentation of reality. Despite facing relentless #sanctions, the devastating impact of Cyclone Idai, and the global disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic, Zimbabwe's economy has continued to demonstrate resilience and commendable growth. I urge you my brother, Rutendo Matinyarare to reflect on the gravity of such words and offer a sincere apology to our Head of State. Yesterday was a sad night for me💔

My message to SAfrica esp @helenzille is simple. Deporting illegal immigrants without dealing with the Zimbabwe Q is a clear wastage of SA taxpayer’s money - these so called illegal immigrants will simply come back.

@ProfJNMoyo If ED is so good that u a now supporting - Dzoka ku Zimbabwe baba

WHAT IS AN ELECTION CYCLE? An election cycle, sometimes called an "electoral cycle," is a well-established concept in electoral practice, which is all too familiar to students of electoral politics and electoral law. All countries, be they constitutional democracies, parliamentary systems or absolute monarchies have election cycles of one sort or another. At its core, the concept of election cycle defines the disciplined continuum: a structured and demarcated period emblematic of the preparation, conduct and aftermath of elections; often viewed as a continuous process rather than isolated events. Typically, an election cycle begins the day after the previous general election for a given office and runs through the date of the next general election for that same office—whose end is marked by the assumption of office by the elected officer. As such, an election cycle forges an unbroken chain of accountability that no government can escape. In Zimbabwe, the election cycle is the five-year period which expresses the Constitution’s harmonised election triad of “term or length of Office of President” (section 95); “Duration or life Parliament” (section 143); and the “Timing of Elections” (section 158); as read with section 38 of the Electoral Act on “General, presidential and local authority elections”. This triad defies the country’s election cycle, measures leadership, tests legitimacy and renews the social contract. Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No. 3) Bill, 2026 seeks, inter alia, to lengthen the county's election cycle from five to seven years. It's a Sabbath initiative!

@ProfJNMoyo Indeed u r a serial flip flopper. A serial one.

@Sosie2 You are an idiot. That’s all I can say for now.

@Geniustechw The respect the dread guy showed on the white lady need an applause, the husband went down for the sins of the wife. Well done dread man.

Woman slaps man at sports game and gets herself and husband beat up 😱👊 Be honest: justified self-defense or too far?

@matinyarare Wataurawo apa. Huya ndikutengere McDonald burger. 🍔

𝗭𝗘𝗥𝗢 𝗥𝗘𝗙𝗘𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗨𝗠 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗦𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗟 𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗥𝗜𝗦𝗞𝗦 𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗢𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗦𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗗 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗨𝗕𝗟𝗜𝗖’𝗦 𝗚𝗢𝗢𝗗 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞. As much as I understand and support the need to extend the election cycle to seven years, to break the perpetual electioneering and focus on nation-building, I believe that a constitutional amendment without a referendum comes with too many risks. These risks include raising divisions inside ZANU PF, resurrecting an opposition that was dead, raising chances of protests and conflict between the opposition and government, which raises the chance of destroying the current goodwill from the West and the threats of new sanctions. More critically, the older our President gets, the more vulnerable his leadership becomes to internal challenges and coups, as we saw with Mugabe. In my books, this constitutional amendment is too risky and threatens to undo the legacy being built by the Second Republic. So what are the options? Take the 2030 constitutional amendment to a referendum, to get buy-in and acceptance from the masses. Or ZANU PF must focus on presenting a successor with a strong pro-economic strategy to win the hearts and minds of the youth and urban voters, to beat Chamisa in 2028.

@snowballOfficia Varakashi

There’s nothing wrong with youths fighting for their party’s regalia. This only happens when a party is so popular that everyone wants to be associated with it. The number of people subscribing to ZANU–PF is increasing every day, and regalia is becoming scarce. Some are even spending their own money to purchase it. It has now become embarrassing not to have ZANU–PF regalia at all. President E.D. Mnangagwa is regarded as the most popular president, and people are doing everything they can to obtain their regalia. Bring opposition regalia, no one will take it. Bring ZANU–PF regalia, people will fight for it.

@Abel7614 @NNyashaYessur Reckless and useless at the same time.

@NNyashaYessur I dont think this was neccessary. Such tweets put innocent people's lives in danger because you are desperately hunting for likes. Its never too late to delete this tweet. You are being reckless.

Zimbabweans run South Africa. News anchors in all Major News Networks are Zimbabweans, from SABC, E TV, to NewzAfrica. South Africans can't even read their own news, they need Zimbabweans because they speak better english Continue to show them how its done.