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My regular reminder that although I despise Roman Abramovic for multiple reasons, the government of the UK are responsible for the wrecking of @ChelseaFC Their theft, for nakedly political reasons, of the football club has destroyed it

@bla_bidza You are very correct here

Within the framework of education reform, Zimbabwe should consider reinstating the former Junior Certificate (JC) at Form 2 as a formal entry point into vocational training pathways. This would introduce practical, skills-based learning at an earlier stage, fostering the timely development of artisanship and technical competence. Not all pupils need to proceed through an extended academic track culminating in GCSE O Level. A more differentiated system would allow those with strong academic performance to advance to Forms 3 and 4, while others are purposefully redirected into vocational streams aligned with industry needs. Reducing the number of students progressing to Forms 3 and 4 would improve the teacher–student ratio and enhance the overall quality of education at that level. More importantly, it would enable the reallocation of education budget resources towards vocational training and the improvement of teachers’ working conditions. Historically, Zimbabwe’s industrial base, particularly during the Rhodesian era, drew significantly from individuals educated up to Form 2, many of whom progressed into skilled trades, technical roles, and administrative positions. Reintroducing a structured grading threshold at this stage would enable a more efficient allocation of human capital, balancing academic progression with technical training. Ultimately, an overemphasis on academic qualifications at the expense of practical skills risks undermining national development. Nyaya dzekutandanisa ma degree hadzivake nyika.

1/ We have done the CIO. The Police. The PSC. The OPC spine. Now we turn to the institution that determines whether Zimbabwe can pay its teachers, feed its hospitals and hold its currency. The Finance Permanent Secretaries. 1980 to today. A thread. 🧵👇

Le Sénégal demande l’ouverture, sans délai, d’une enquête internationale indépendante pour soupçons de corruption au sein des instances de la #CAF Senegal is calling for an immediate independent international investigation into allegations of corruption within the #CAF @FIFAcom @fifaworldcup_ar info@tas-cas.org @beINSPORTS @BBCSport @espn @lequipe @France24_fr caf@cafonline.com communications@cafonline.com @SkySportsPL @SkySportsNews

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@zondo_sikhumba Just out of interest how did you come up with the map and determine the territories

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🏊‍♀️ Zimbabwe’s Paige Van Der Westhuizen breaks Kirsty Coventry’s 50m freestyle national record (26.18s) 🇿🇼🔥 “It’s special following in her footsteps,” she said. Now targeting LA28, Ghana 🇬🇭 & more medals. 🏅 #WomenInSport #zimbabweolympiccommittee #swimming

@Sentletse He is bouncing back

Apparently this was an attempted assassination of former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

How did Israel have all that intelligence? The regime's former president Ahmadinejad: “Iran's Secret Service had established a unit to target Mossad agents within Iran. However, the head of this unit turned out to be a Mossad operative himself, along with 20 other agents.” 🤣

@IanECox @JamesWekwaSadza @km_muty @grok Zim earns more money from tourisim than Zambia because if it's high value destinations despite the fact that Zambia is receiving a lot of Congolese tourists more than Zimbabwe

@JamesWekwaSadza @km_muty @grok please explain to them how Zambia had way more tourists last year than Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 received about $2.45 billion in diaspora remittances in 2025, per official estimates, up 14% from 2024. Zambia's 🇿🇲 remittances were around $300-400 million in 2024 (World Bank), with partial 2025 data suggesting a similar range. Zimbabwe's inflows are roughly 6-8 times higher.

@IanECox @zamresearch @grok tell him he is mis informed

@zamresearch In your dreams. Zambia had a lot more tourists last year..

There are no extra-continental direct flights from Harare leaving Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. All flights have to stop in Lusaka 🇿🇲. Zambia has 200% more non-stop flights leaving Lusaka direct to Doha and Dubai.. and another same ticket flight with one stop to Istanbul.

@noxbhabha @ZimCricketv @MrShady6012 One down pane chiya chayi Kanda bhora paqueens rimwe gire ndochimwe

Wanindu Hasaranga being out of the tournament due to injury is a blessing in disguise for Zimbabwe...this guy traumatises us..A true boogeyman @ZimCricketv @MrShady6012

Zimbabwe School of Mines Short Courses schedule now out! 📸 ZSM

@TSengwe6987 Kwete zvechiband chenyu chiya chemabhosvo

Once upon a time Zim cricket almost made us believe 💔💔 The fan base hit its peak and we would flood the ground into overflow But hey 💔💔 going there these days you have to throw away your sanity first 😭 youtube.com/watch?v=KSX7g-…

@akech_andrew @grok can you give the stats for southern Africa

Ethiopia and Kenya lead the way of tarmacked road network in the region. Ethiopia - 26,750 km. Kenya - 22,000 km. Tanzania - 15,000 km. Uganda - 6,850 km. Somalia - 2,800 km. Rwanda - 2,600 km. DR Congo - 2,250 km. Burundi - 1,560 km. Djibouti - 475 km. South Sudan- 300 km.

@arnuX05 @grok what's with this what happened

Bangladesh national team cricketers have expressed support for the government’s decision on the World Cup issue, stating they will stand by whatever decision the government and BCB take considering the current situation. Meanwhile, if Bangladesh eventually withdraws from the World Cup, BCB plans to organize a domestic T20 tournament instead, with player payments likely close to the potential World Cup prize money. Despite possible financial losses, the government and BCB believe national security and dignity matter more than money. #BCB #BangladeshCricket

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PS Prof. Dr. Obert Jiri says NDS2 prioritises value addition beyond production, urging farmers to process crops at farm level. Touring Riverton Farm, he lauded Mr. Mutangiri’s on-farm bakery, noting affordable bread shows bumper wheat harvests should drive prices below US$1.

What happens after Ordinary Level results are out? This is a question that preoccupies most pupils, parents, and guardians. There are several paths to consider: Option 1 – Advanced Level: If you have good passes, you can progress to Advanced Level and choose a combination of at least two subjects you are strong in. Option 2 – Polytechnic: Proceed to a polytechnic to study hands-on skills. Many polytechnic courses accept students with basic Ordinary Level passes in areas such as sciences, commerce, or social sciences. Option 3 – Apprenticeship: Register with the Apprentice Board and apply for a program of your choice at various companies. This is a “work and learn” model. Examples include mechanics, electronics, automotive engineering, and instrument controls. Option 4 – Professional Training: Apply for training in fields such as nursing, police, military, prison services, rehabilitation, forestry, or fire brigade. These programs typically do not require fees—in fact, trainees are often paid. Option 5 – Direct Employment: Look for clerical, general hand, or online jobs. This route can be challenging, as the job market is highly competitive. If results are not as strong: For students who have not done well, this is not the end of the road. Consider: · Option A: Repeat the subjects you failed. · Option B: Apply to a vocational training centre. These usually require three Ordinary Level passes and offer courses in areas like fabrication, carpentry, and building. My next article will cover options after Advanced Level. Please note that these suggestions are based on my own opinion and the experiences of many. Let’s share and discuss!