Sizukulwane sika Mdongo

Reason Sibanda sensational strike against HardRock FC. It's worth winning any match. 3 precious points for Bosso. They are turning the draws into victories. #bhoraharinamakuhwa

Locked in for matchday 3️⃣6️⃣🔥

IShowSpeed finds out through his chat that he’s in the car with Beenie Man, who made “I'm Drinking / Rum & Red Bull” 🇯🇲🔥

CAN WE ALL GIVE THIS MAN A RETWEET? What a pkayer

ZIMBABWE SAYS NO!

You can’t tell me these guys are not patriotic man🙌🏾 Uyabe ungusathane hah🙌🏾😂

@advocatemahere I hope this is NOT real... Kudherera chaiko...

🟥Watch former @zhrc365 chairperson, Jessie Majome, packing to leave the office after she was reassigned to the Public Service Commission. This reassignment follows the Commission's honest analysis of the Constitutional Amendment Bill No.3. Her reassignment occurred two days after she shared the Commission's position on CAB3. 🇿🇼History will remember her as a good leader.

I would appreciate your prayers. I don’t fear them or the spiritual realm they claim to invoke. I know that, ultimately, no weapon formed against me shall prosper; and also that in this life we shall not be free from suffering. Yet “We must obey God rather than men” (Acts 5:29).

@daddyhope Should we give and do what they will😭🙌🏾

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has fired the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Jessie Majome, and reassigned her to the Public Service Commission. Majome’s firing comes after she publicly criticised the engagement process around Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, arguing that citizens were not given adequate time to air their views on the bill. Shortly after raising these concerns this week, she was removed from her position today, a sequence of events that raises serious questions about whether her dismissal was linked to her stance on the bill and whether this constitutes punishment for expressing an independent constitutional opinion. The president’s decision to remove Majome from her position is unconstitutional because the Constitution of Zimbabwe sets out a clear and strict process for the removal of commissioners of independent bodies such as the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission. These commissioners can only be removed from office on specific grounds, including misconduct, incapacity or incompetence, and must go through a formal procedure that involves the establishment of a tribunal to investigate the allegations. There is no provision that allows the president to arbitrarily dismiss, transfer or redeploy a sitting chairperson of a constitutional commission. This development raises serious concerns about the erosion of the independence of constitutional institutions and signals a deepening pattern of executive interference in bodies that are meant to act as checks and balances on presidential power.

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Death could not hold you. Happy Easter! ✝️

It's time to cast aside our fears!

Has ZANU-PF youth ever stopped to think they belong to their party and they are not above the law

@DougColtart @PoliceZimbabwe We will keep posting until he gets arrested.

The ingenuity and brilliance of the Zimbabwean artistic sector never fails to amaze and amuse me. This song calling for the return of @DougColtart ‘s phone is a remarkable example of this.

@DougColtart Sisonke bro🔥

Thank you so much for all the love, solidarity and prayers. I am very well this morning! A little sore from the bruises and abrasions but more fired up to fearlessly serve the God who stands with the oppressed than before. (And chuffed with my stylish new glasses accessory!😂😂)

@PacheduZW The day is coming when the youth , like Nkomo said is willing to die to save the country( their future)

The time is coming where Zimbabweans have to do to Emmerson what Lukeout Masuku did to Smith. CAB3 is crossing the rubicon line. A day is coming when the coward gains courage.