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My World, Our Time.

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WE, the people

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Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer·
I will always make decisions that are in the national interest. It’s why we aren’t getting dragged into the Middle East conflict, and why we are fighting to protect your living standards. And while opposition parties have responded by dividing communities, we respond with hope and pride. Pride in our communities, and the hope of a country that’s better for our children. That’s what we’re fighting for. Vote Labour on Thursday 7 May.
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What happened yesterday should not be an excuse for an Opposition Political Party’s failure to perform and behave better than the so called “failed” Zanu PF. The “Opposition” under Poisonous and Divisive WEAK Pastor Chamisa has been rather PATHETIC, both in its performance and collective behaviour. Zimbabwe is still here. Its future is still to be determined by this current generation and other generations which will come long after we have all died. If you are happy and comfortable with blaming Zanu PF for your future, then you should wait your turn and take your punishment in silence.
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WaMoyo
WaMoyo@Wamoyo15·
@MyWorldOurTime @KingsolomonZW The political natural disaster in this country is ZANU PF that destroyed an economy that was second in Southern Africa. The democratic space has been decimated by ZANU PF. In the whole of Africa we are the only country not using our own currency. Tikwanirei.
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King Solomon (SG)
King Solomon (SG)@KingsolomonZW·
He is running away from zanu pf yet he accuses Chamisa of not acting against zanu pf We live in a weird world Kwanai
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WEAK Pastor Chamisa has always been both a poisonous and divisive person. In Politics, he has always been just a Natural Disaster. His delusional “God this and Jesus that” has no place in our national politics. Even his own God has been consistent in his refusal to make Chamisa a President of this country. We told you about this a long time ago, before the 2023 General Election, but you didn’t listen. Panonzwa ndipo pakafa.
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Prudence Mudeure
Prudence Mudeure@sirmude·
This Cde is having hard times to get support. Ndivo vakazopera vega instead.
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If you are a teacher and you lay a hand on my child, I will not only break your jaw for you, but I will also make sure that you will never set your scruffy foot near any school in this country again. Children sometimes misbehave, but I don’t send my child to school to be physically harmed by an adult who is paid to protect that child in my absence.
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Dandaro Online
Dandaro Online@DandaroOnline·
#dandarostreets A disturbing video from a First Choice Private School trip to Macheke shows three teachers violently assaulting a Form 2 student with a disability after a dispute over bus seating. Witnesses say the boy, who struggles to stand due to a leg injury, was beaten until he bled from the nose and now suffers severe headaches Follow Our WhatsApp Channel: whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va…
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@KingsolomonZW Poisonous AND Divisive WEAK Pastor Chamisa. A wrong man at the wrong time in Zimbabwe’s history. A Natural Disaster which has already happened twice. Zimbabwe is full of idiots…
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King Solomon (SG)
King Solomon (SG)@KingsolomonZW·
Smart brain Clean gentleman Pure heart Clean hands
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My World, Our Time.@MyWorldOurTime·
@NewsHawksLive We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located beneath their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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TheNewsHawks
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🔴This is Benson Muneri (47), a Kadoma-born and Bulawayo-bred Zimbabwean entrepreneur and founder and chief executive of Hotplate Grillhouse, a fast-growing restaurant chain, who is also First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa's personal aide and fronts her business interests. Muneri facilitated talks between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his wife Auxillia and main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa who wanted to become prime minister in the current Zanu PF government without even consulting his own party and colleagues. Muneri founded Hotplate in 2019  after returning to Zimbabwe from South Africa, where he spent 22 years working in the tourism and hospitality industry up to executive levels. The restaurants chain has expanded rapidly across Zimbabwe and has also made international moves into countries like South Africa and Botswana. Muneri is a vocal supporter of Mnangagwa's "Zimbabwe is open for business" mantra. Through his business, he has partnered with Auxillia's Angel of Hope Foundation. In 2021, he donated a 90-seater restaurant outlet to the foundation to support its charitable work, cementing his relations with Mnangagwa and his family. His role in the Auxillia-Chamisa talks behind the scenes was exposed by vocal political activist Jealousy Mawarire, and further corroborated by veteran journalist Hopewell Chin'ono who was involved in the secret negotiations, while locked in a social media tiff pro-Chamisa lawyer Brighton Mutebuka, who is based in the United Kingdom. Muneri was born in Kadoma and raised in Nketa 7 township in Bulawayo. He went to school at Rimuka High School in Kadoma before he relocated to Bulawayo around 1992 when his father was transferred there while working for the Cold Storage Commission. He studied for a Diploma of Hotel Catering and Management at Bulawayo Commercial Training Institute, a private college. After finishing training in 1996, he moved to Victoria Falls where he became the first black manager at Spur Steak Ranches which also went on to open at Holiday Inn Bulawayo at Ascot, Beitbridge and Victoria Falls. This was when it all started in earnest; he was the general manager for the three stores. Muneri then went to Cape Town, South Africa, for further training and this was around 1997. From 1999 to 2004, he worked at Nandos in Johannesburg and was the operations manager for the South African and Namibia stores. From Nandos, he had a stint with Woolworths from 2004 to 2006 before he joined Barcelos in 2006 until 2019. At Barcelos that is where his entrepreneurial skills were horned as he met his mentor, Greek entrepreneur Costa Mazzis, who was the chief executive officer for Barcelos. Muneri returned home in 2019 to engage in business and work with Auxillia, a role which earned him trust as he ended up playing a major political role he previously never imagined - being a trusted go-between; arranging meetings for high-profile political figures and negotiations concerning the country's power politics and future trajectory.
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@KingsolomonZW We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located beneath their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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King Solomon (SG)
King Solomon (SG)@KingsolomonZW·
No one said Nelson Chamisa is perfect, we love him better than Biti, Kore, Hwende, Hopewell, Ibbo, Mawarire, Komichi, your gossip lady, Naka We love him with his imperfections he is the best foot forward so far #Totaipapo
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@KingsolomonZW We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located beneath their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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My World, Our Time.@MyWorldOurTime·
@TendaiChirau There is no need for this amendment. But hey, some of us don’t care. Whatever the outcome, or the consequences. We do what we do. And we are the best at what we do.
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Tendai Chirau
Tendai Chirau@TendaiChirau·
A Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 morning to you all. #CAB3bho.
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Cucsman
Cucsman@CucsmanE·
Dear @daddyhope and anyone else with credible information about these opposition leaders, On behalf of progressive Zimbabweans, I urge you to do us a favor and tell us everything you know about these individuals. We have remained in the dark for far too long. Personally, I have come to see for myself that there is very little coming out of the opposition leadership I once supported so dearly. I didn’t need any leaked audio to realize that I was riding on a dead horse it simply took common sense. I have, on many occasions, insulted you, @daddyhope, and others who questioned the opposition. I was wrong stubborn, defensive, and blinded. I admit that now. Looking back, I can see that much of what you were saying was, in fact, the truth. My main concern now is for the majority of Zimbabweans who still believe in these opposition leaders. Some may argue that this is not the time for anything that could further divide people, but I believe there will never be true unity among us as long as the truth remains hidden. Everyone must be known for who they truly are. We need a fresh start, but one grounded in a clear and honest understanding of people’s character. While I appreciate the role some opposition leaders have played in shaping our politics since 2000, I fear that many of them may now be running out of steam. Time and again, we have seen parties formed and then destroyed, often due to power struggles. It increasingly appears that the primary motivation has become holding onto power at all costs. If that were not the case, we would not have witnessed situations like Tshabangu taking control of an entire political party, largely because proper structures were never established in CCC. You, @daddyhope, and many other journalists are aware of what happens behind closed doors. By choosing not to reveal the full truth perhaps out of concern for reputations you risk no longer serving the interests of the nation, but rather those of individuals. I know many people call you names sellout, CIO, ZANU PF proxy, infiltrator, and all sorts of things. But if what I believe about you is true, then over time everyone will be able to see whether you are genuine or not. By telling things as they truly are, you give all of us a fair ground to judge for ourselves who is who rather than this current situation where people label you without evidence, while all we can actually observe is a journalist who appears to care about his country and its people. You have shown that you care deeply about Zimbabwe; history will remember the time you spent in jail exposing corruption. Like anyone, you may have flaws, but I believe your passion for a better Zimbabwe is genuine. That is why I appeal to you: please do not withhold information that could awaken Zimbabweans. I may have opened my eyes by choosing truth over blind loyalty, but many of my friends are still trapped in false hope. It is painful to watch them being pacified while those doing the pacifying benefit every election cycle. At the very least, people deserve to know the truth. If they still choose to support the same leaders after that, then we will know where the real problem lies. Zimbabwe will never be liberated by people who are afraid to question their leaders. It will never be liberated by those who treat leaders like objects of worship. It will be liberated by people who value truth, accountability, and progress above all else. I am grateful that I have reached that point I fear and respect no one but truth, accountability, and progress. I only hope that many others will come to see the light as I have.
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@CucsmanE @daddyhope We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located under their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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@tapiwa_chiriga We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located under their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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Tapiwanashe Chiriga
Tapiwanashe Chiriga@tapiwa_chiriga·
No Obhiza, spare us the sanctimony. We were there! You were willing to be part of the MDC Alliance led by Chamisa until they told you you couldn't be Harare East MP ahead of Biti because of the Alliance agreement. That was when you suddenly remembered the MDC had a constitution that required an extraordinary Congress to replace Morgan Tsvangirai and as you dug deeper in the rabbit hole of Twitter arguments you suddenly discovered these insults you now throw around. History will record that you tried your luck with the less popular MDC and your rallies gave us more memes than they had attendees. You then dug deeper until you found dalliance with ZanuPf in the basement below rock bottom. Yes, your erstwhile Cdes might be many things but you certainly didn't leave because you were "smart enough" or principled to leave. If they had let you be Harare East MP, you could be singing their praises today.
Obert Gutu@GutuObert

They falsely labelled some of us "vatengesi" because from long back, we were smart enough to see through the duplicity, shallowness, naivety, selfishness, dullness & vacuousness of their so-called "Messiah". Their "Messiah" is a wolf in sheep's clothes, a very selfish, dangerous & treacherous man to deal with at whatever level. In "DAY ZERO : My Autobiography", I lay bare why it's all froth & no beer, all sizzle & no steak. Tinoziva hedu zvakawanda....😉

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@MacMasuku We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located under their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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@Nyasha4v3 We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located under their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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Nyasha
Nyasha@Nyasha4v3·
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mawarire mbizvo jealousy@mawarirej

I have read your very long and meaningless response Mr Mutebuka. I always wanted to engage, especially on political debates that foreground national questions, but I have discovered, in my research on what you do and how you conduct yourself, even in the courts where you work, that you have a propensity for substituting clarity and structured thought with unnuanced rumblings to waste time. I have also discovered that you mistake length for substance in most of your engagements. That is the reason why I had blocked you. I simply wanted to save my time after realising that most of your submissions are usually very verbose high-sounding nonsense. At least I am not the only one who discovered such shortcomings in your discursive engagements. Judge Lucy Shepherd, someone you know very well, also registered disquiet over your penchant for making lengthy, irrelevant speeches just to waste time. She wrote, in one of her judgements, “The parties had been ordered to agree and provide a strict timetable for the second part of the hearing…..When the Employment Judge attempted to move matters forward, assist with appropriate questions, and manage the hearing Mr Mutebuka made lengthy speeches about bias, bullying and diversity which were not relevant and caused further delay.” It is in your nature, Mr Mutebuka, to make lengthy meaningless rumbles whenever you have nothing substantial to say. I was tempted to say you are a bat of esoteric erudition; but realised you are just a distracted preacher of political hogwash ministering to the vanity of an equally vacuous waning politician. That is the reason I didn’t want to engage you. But seeing that you want to be an undertaker to the democratic efforts being put in place to resist Constitutional Amendment Bill 3 through your unwarranted attacks on people like @BitiTendai and others, I have chosen to engage you with the hope you will see the folly of what you are doing. I want you to see, Mr Mutebuka, that in supporting a regime enabler in @nelsonchamisa, you are aiding Emmerson Mnangagwa to achieve a term extension from whence Chamisa would benefit the post of Prime Minister in 2030. The truth, Mr Mutebuka, is that @nelsonchamisa initiated talks with Mnangagwa, seeking to become Prime Minister without MPs after Douglas Mwonzora had taken control of the MDC-A party. He was afraid of being seen at State House, so he asked Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope to act as his emissary. Chamisa and the First Lady’s aide, Benson Muneri, met to kick-start the negotiations at Chin’ono’s house in Chisipite Harare. These meetings were once written about here on X by George Charamba @Jamwanda2, and people rubbished him because they could not believe that Chamisa could be selfish to an extent of seeking to initiate talks with Mnangagwa’s regime, not for national good, but for personal benefit. I have attached herein, an audio recording in which you can hear Chamisa telling the First Lady’s emissary that he no-longer wanted a go-between in his negotiations. This is when he decided to drop Hopewell Chin’ono from the negotiations because Hopwell, unbeknown to Chamisa, had engaged the late Dr Alex Magaisa to draft a proper framework for negotiations for a government of national unity, not just a personal deal for Chamisa. Those are the papers he says he didn’t want. In the audio I have attached here, you can hear him saying “Nyaya yandisingadi ndeye matsamba nechii chii, zvinhu zvinozokonzera manewspapers.” Clearly, Chamisa wanted some secret deal that wasn’t supposed to come out in the public through newspapers. He didn’t want a paper trail. He didn’t want accountability. The question is why? Some of us have been knowing about this since 2021, but we chose to keep quiet hoping your guy would repent. It was not until you started publishing your treacherous fiction, which I am well aware, came from Chamisa, in an attempt to taint people like Biti, Hopewell and others, that I decided to clarify issues and to expose your guy for who he is-a Mnangagwa project. There is a wealth of evidence, not the fictional stories you are peddling, to prove that Chamisa approached the regime for a personal deal and that he engaged Hopewell to be his go-between. Hopewell even asked Chamisa if he could do this with someone from the CCC party, since he was not a member. Chamisa refused and said he did not want anyone else to know. However, Hopewell informed Dr Alex Magaisa, and they agreed that he should not tell Chamisa that he had shared this, since Chamisa insisted on absolute secrecy. The first meeting took place in November 2021 at State House. Before going there, Hopewell informed his lawyer, a prominent businessman, an economist, and a bank CEO to cover his back, after he had been warned that Chamisa was treacherous. He was driven to meet Ben Muneri at his offices by the well-known economist. Hopewell presented Nelson’s position to the First Lady, who was acting as a go-between between Nelson and the President. Chamisa wanted to be Prime Minister, a position not provided for in the constitution. You can see why he has no problem with the illegal changes to the constitution that Mnangagwa is pushing? It is because they see things the same way. Their personal interests take precedence over constitutional provisions. The second meeting took place in February 2022, just after Chamisa’s CCC large rally at Zimbabwe Grounds. This time, Chamisa had also told Dr Magaisa but misled him by claiming he was the only one aware of the talks. He also misrepresented, to Magaisa, the purpose of the talks. For the second meeting, Hopewell asked Dr Magaisa to draft a proposal, since Chamisa had provided none. Dr Magaisa produced what he termed a pre- and post-election pact, which rejected Chamisa’s desire to become Prime Minister before the 2023 elections. It called for an agreement on non-violence and proposed that any Government of National Unity could only be based on the outcome of the 2023 elections. When Chamisa discovered that his ambition to become Prime Minister had been blocked by the position paper that Dr Magaisa had given Hopewell, on the basis that a GNU could not be formed while Mwonzora controlled Parliament, he then dropped Hopewell. He instructed the First Lady’s emissary to cut Hopewell out and said he no longer wanted him involved. The evidence is contained in the audio below. The opposition and Zimbabwe were saved by Dr Magaisa, who wrote the paper that Hopewell presented, blocking Chamisa’s Prime Ministerial deal with Mnangagwa. It was a personal deal, that is why he wanted to go it alone in the negotiations. Today, he is silent on 2030 because he has been promised the same position of Prime Minister if 2030 goes through. He is currently in America, but he will be back for Easter Holidays to cause more confusion. As long as you continue publishing your fiction and trying to sow confusion among those fighting Constitutional Amendment Bill3, I will come here with more damning audios about Chamisa and how he wants to derail the people’s fight against 2030, the same way he did to Geza’s calls to fight ED. Watch this space! #2027EDAnengeAsipo #Ngazvitenderere

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We told you long back, but Zimbabweans are not wise people. Their brains are located under their buttocks, so they always sit on them. All the time…
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Alfred Tekeshe@AlfredTekeshe·
I never liked @Hon_Kasukuwere and I only support Nelson for the purposes of the Succession agenda and as a duty and promise to RG Mugabe. Having said that, Mawarire lied about Kasukuwere and is now on Nelson with the same lies. You can't build a party based on lies
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@AlfredTekeshe @Hon_Kasukuwere We told you that POISONOUS AND DIVISIVE Weak Pastor Chamisa was the root cause of all OPPOSITION PARTY spilts in this country, but you didn’t listen. Nelson Chamisa has always been President Mnangagwa’s inside man. Our Politics is not for the gullible and faint-hearted.
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TheNewsHawks
TheNewsHawks@NewsHawksLive·
𝐁𝐞𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐥𝐨𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐃𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐬: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨 𝐒𝐚𝐠𝐚 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐍𝐞𝐥𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐚 𝐭𝐨 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐋𝐚𝐝𝐲 𝐀𝐮𝐱𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐚 𝐌𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐠𝐰𝐚 The audio saga linking Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa to First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa through her aide Ben Muneri - which has been verified by The NewsHawks beyond reasonable doubt - has further shown that politics is not just what happens in the public sphere, but mostly importantly behind the scenes. While public theatre dominates politics, important decisions are made behind doors, away from the public domain. Supporters of political parties and their leaders are usually left in the dark, and when they discover what has been happening they react with shock, denial and some by being aggressively defensive even when indisputable facts have been placed before them. The backstage environment and manoeuvres allow for genuine negotiation, compromise, and building of trust between opposing sides, away from public scrutiny, which can be essential for making progress on complex issues, yet dangerous as it can lead to cutting personal deals for self-aggrandisement and selling out. Significant deals are often struck in confidential settings, reducing the impact of political theatre and media sensationalism. Lobbyists and mediators often operate in the shadows to influence policy and cut deals without public disclosure. Private meetings are used by politicians to negotiate without fear of backlash from voters or other constituents, allowing for compromises that would be politically fatal in public. Closed-door bargaining allows politicians to engage in dialogue without facing reputational damage if a deal falls through. When not performing for an audience, politicians are more open to practical solutions and concessions. Zimbabwe has had several such arrangements, including four important Governments of National Unity (GNU), including the 1978 Internal Settlement, the 1980 GNU, the 1987 Unity Accord and the 2009-2013 GNU. Relationships between leaders, crucial for long-term policy, are nurtured through confidential, amicable, and trust-building interactions. While democracy primarily aims for transparency, the practical, often messy, processes of negotiation and power-brokering create a strong incentive for politicians to keep key political activity hidden from the public view.   The Zimbabwean political landscape, for instance, is often defined by a stark public dichotomy between ruling party Zanu PF and the main opposition, characterised by intense public rivalry and violent repression. However, the emergence of a secretly recorded audio involving Chamisa and Muneri shows a far more complex reality of backroom lines of communication and secret negotiations, bridging the divide after the disputed 2018 and 2023 presidential elections. This situation further explains the capture and deals after the 2023 elections. This saga, which surfaced with recordings of conversations following a social media tiff between political activists Jealousy Mawarire, who is highly critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his 2030 Agenda, and Brighton Mutebuka, a Chamisa loyalist, highlighted backdoor attempts at political maneuvring that stood in contrast to the public rhetoric of a stolen elections. The Secret Negotiations Exposed The audio recordings, which began circulating after the secret talks in 2021 and 2022, featured a conversation between Chamisa, then leading the MDC Alliance, and Muneri, an aide tasked with handling politucal and business interests for First Lady. The context of these discussions was the intense post-2018 election period, marked by brutal violence and killings on August 1, as well as a failed court challenge of the result by Chamisa. The audio shows Chamisa was not merely engaging in public resistance but in secret moves to engage with Mnangagwa, seeking to negotiate a personal deal to become prime minister rather than a broad coalition.
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