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@vhayolenti @drDendere Where exactly, I'm here in Zimbabwe, all i see are Zanupf campaigns.

@Samutasaj @drDendere Hon Tendai Biti and his people are on the ground. Let us be honest. How did he get arrested if he wasn't on the ground. It is Chamisa's bootlickers who are busy bashing Tendai Biti's efforts.

I am so confused why many adults in zimbabwe keep blaming Chamisa for their inability to 1. Lead a party or movement 2. Support a new party or movement It’s giving not want to take on risk. He doesn’t control your free will. If he is compromised move on.

@DubekoSibanda @ZANUPF_Official Come on Dubeko, you're not a political upstart, surely this was expected, remember this is a parliament process so you think Zanupf was going to let opposition fill up the City Hall! The speaker of parliament is the Zanupf SG.

@ZANUPF_Official has devised a plan to block most of the anti 2030 supporters from the CAB3 public hearings by bussing its supporters to sleep at the venues of the hearings. Let's use this chance to all gather in the streets & wait for our leaders to address us.

@samkebusiness That was expected, that's why I tell people that Social media remains that nothing serious. What's happening on the ground is totally different, the so called CDF is not visible at all.

I want to be proven wrong but Zanu bussed people to City Hall. Its a mess. These people are not from Bulawayo. I asked a woman if l am in the right place for a public hearing and she said she doesn't know🤔. I said manje ulandeni. This is a mess. We are packed inside like sardines. #NoToCAB3 #NoToED2030 #DefendTheConstitution

@BrianRupiya Musatanyoko

Good morning Zimbabweans,in the spirit of fairness,can any1 provide evidence that Chabangu was bought the same way you are demanding evidence for Nelson Chapwati Coz zviito zva politician ndizvo zvinoratidza kutengwa,in the case of chabangu munongoona nezviito,so as chapwati

@NewsHawksLive You’ve just taken everything Jealousy wrote, no investigation at all ummm what kind of journalism is this, you were saying Trevor this, Trevor that but you’re all the same, you’re just reporters not journalists. I expected to read something more informative 🚮

🔴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.

@Mamoxn @MakomboreroH I hear you but strictly speaking there’s nothing happening on the ground, but Zanupf is busy on the ground as we speak, it appears they’re even preparing for a referendum.

By attending the public hearings as suggested by Biti et al, By writing to parliament as suggested by Coltart et al, By taking the culprits to court as suggested by Fuzwayo et al, By organising or attending protests. You can also suggest. What we need to stop doing, Is accusing EVERYONE doing something, Of being a sellout. That only serves Zanupf.

@freemanchari I know you’re a genuine person but having characters like Mako in your leadership has really damaged the whole thing, his uncouthness & zero leadership qualities has clearly tainted CDF. It’s becoming a hard sell now.

1. Our role in the diaspora is to handle INFORMATION, INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY and RESOURCES that's precisely what we are seeking to do. There are others in CDF with other responsibilities. 2. None of us are attacking Chamisa, we are just going about our business. We believe in parallel but complementary struggles. That said, I hope you are more worried about #CABBAG3 than anything else

@HGomba @drjaytee87 Musatanyoko Obert

@drjaytee87 Let’s focus on the issue at hand kwana Mothlante modei ikoko ma bootlicker

one of the source arikuti ane information ya nero this was the response during Motlanthe commission of enquiry.. the other one exposed sensitive information . you want to believe those people..

@amavuru @ali_naka Nyika ipi yaunogadzirisa pauri ipapo tibvirepo, nyika haigadziriswe paSocial media. You’re too playful vafana

@Samutasaj @ali_naka Iwewe continue campaigning for your Zanu pf, ground rauri kutaura wafamba Zimbabwe yese ukasatiwona? What we are doing kugadzirisa nyika is none of your business wangu 'HAZVINEI NEWE!'😂😂

I hear this Magaisa from Temu is mentioning my name. Tell the thing that I don’t waste time on his “kunanzva politics” nor am I keen to discuss with his kind. Thank you for paying attention to this stupid matter

@drDendere There’s nothing happening Chipo on the ground, the so called CDF is just a social media thing, only Zanupf is visible on the ground. Musanyepere vanhu please, I’m here in Zim.

Hamuneti here? Here we are busy with cabbage 3, everyone should be working in their capacity but everyday same song.

@RexMidzi @gondo_nicole @BitiTendai @daddyhope @hwendec @ProfMadhuku Are you going through a midlife crisis munin’ina, this is unhealthy especially coming from you a Midzi aah. You leave in a glass house babamunini, chiregai tisire pano

Unpopular POV : Many Zimbabweans will one day owe @BitiTendai , @daddyhope @hwendec @ProfMadhuku and many others a most sincere apology It will take time but the truth of things that have transpired will come to light

@amavuru @ali_naka You guys don’t lie to people, kugadzirisa nyika kwamunotaura ndekupi, i’m in Zim now, there’s nothing happening on the ground apart from Zanupf which is visibly campaigning 🤷🏽‍♂️ Imi muripi? PaSocial media? You think you can fight Zanupf through posting on Social media. Aah

@ali_naka Magaisa wemubhero uyo, the moment you mention what is wrong with Nero you are blocked. I used to think he was Nero's ghost account until I googled & realized atori munhu wemashuwa after he blocked me. Let him continue praise and worship yaNero isu we are here kugadzirisa nyika

@CdeTatenda @siazyaba @MakomboreroH @BMutebuka “Political history” kkkkk vafana imi mune entitlement isina kana basa, hamuna history yamuinayo, chimboitai zveupenyu instead of embarrassing yourselves on the social media.

@siazyaba @MakomboreroH @BMutebuka And you are speaking sense ?😀. @MakomboreroH has a traceable political history and clear positions on autocracy and #PeoplePower. I am proud to have shared trenches with him.

These conspiracy theories and threats by Mr @BMutebuka are a side show; The real issue is NO TO 2030, lets demand and mobilise for REFERENDA to ensure the legitimate peoples’ voice against ZanuPf’s CAB3! Mr Mutebuka, you claim that you “have stated the reasons why I have reached those conclusions. You are free to rebut them intellectually” … but I haven’t seen any evidence yet; please share with me the evidence of your claims against Tendai Biti right now so I reason with you accordingly. Your looong compositions of conspiracy theories that you (and your fellow political content creators are parroting) without any evidence targeting @BitiTendai ever since he escalated the fight against ZanuPf’s agenda 2030 (are your right) but will be contemptuously treated as they are outrightly malicious and vexatious. You are a legal practitioner, I have asked you time and time again to provide evidence of your claims against Tendai Biti but up till now all your write are sensational lies without any proof. When are you going to provide the evidence to back your claims? Easy with the legal threats please 😂😂😂 I AM NOT AFRAID OF YOU! It is much easier for you to present evidence of the fake conspiracy theories you parrot than for you to win a legal battle against me. If what judges in UK courts is anything to go by - then why should I worry about your legal threats Mr “lengthy speeches about bias, bullying and diversity which were not relevant and caused further delay” in British courts? #NoToCAB3 #NoTo2030 #PeoplePower #ReferendumOrNothing

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@BMutebuka This young man can be uncouth at times; he sometimes gets too excited for nothing. He's pissing on a lot of people who sympathized with him during his dark days in Zim.

The people will be the ultimate arbiters. If Biti, Ncube, Hwende, Hopewell, Mafume & others had nothing to do with Tshabangu & enabling Agenda 2030 in its infancy vicariously, you will win the hearts & minds of people. My views are just that. I hold no ill will towards you, Biti or anyone else. I am simply exercising my own agency to share my views in an open market. I have stated the reasons why I have reached those conclusions. You are free to rebut them intellectually. What you cannot do is recklessly & maliciously comment on my private & personal life. You know enough that you can be held accountable for that, since we share the same jurisdiction. You can disagree with me all you like, but the question pertaining to whether or not those who were previously complicit in enabling Agenda 2030 & helped ED to achieve a two thirds majority via Tshabangu can credibly front the very same against the same regime is a valid one. It's the gist of the debate that is taking place. Some are for & some against, which is as it should be in a mature democracy. Remember our hands have been burnt before & there have been false dawns. I detect no sensationalism on my part. I am just trying to seek accountability. Accountability doesn't mean disunity. It means refinement. If there is any sensationalism, it's from those referring to millions having been spent to buy Chamisa, clamouring for him to vacate politics & forcing him to join hands with those who betrayed him & criticising him for his reluctance to do so. If there's any co-ordination, it's from those seeking to silence me for steadfastly defending Chamisa through besmirching my reputation, just like you are trying to do unprovoked. I am openly inviting you to share the evidence of co-ordination that you said you have in your post. Please do so openly here on social media. You had so much promise, but are clearly veering off course. You are young & have got many years ahead of you. Engage respectfully & only address that which is within your purview. You never know what the future holds, especially in these lands. You won't know how many people have gotten over excited on social media & ended up needing my professional help in situations in which I have literally been their last & only hope left.

@eddiemahembe @daddyhope Eddie don't lie to people, there's no one defending the constitution on the ground, those fake photos are all AI generated. Do you honestly think you can stop Zanupf through the social media? You guys are too playful🚮

The tragedy of Zimbabwe opposition politics. If Biti and Mwonzora are not your favourite, why not join hands with Timba, Madhuku, Ngarivhume, Gwisai, Sikhala, etc? Sometimes I agree with @daddyhope, we deserve Zanu PF and all the brutality and underdevelopment!

@MakomboreroH @edmnangagwa @zimbabweyauya You CDF youngsters are too playful, you think you can stop Zanupf by fighting through the social media, aah that's crazy. Most of your leadership team are in the diaspora, nothing is happening on the ground & you want people to take you seriously. You watch too much movies vafana

I am painfully having to respond to this for the sake of meaningful dialogue, and I hope we will have that dialogue meaningfully to focus on the real devil in Zimbabwe which is @edmnangagwa It is in the spirit of dialogue that I hope we will navigate this issue @zimbabweyauya and I hope we will soberly reach a logical conclusion quickly so we remain focused to stopping Agenda 2030. We are literally a few hours from official national processes by @ZANUPF_Official to effect the evil CAB3 such that we cannot afford the luxury to focus on fictional psyops on the victimhood of individuals and personalities - the major national issue here is the NATIONAL CONSTITUTION that is at imminent risk of mutilation. It is about the soul of Zimbabwe; democracy, livelihoods - our collective future is under threat and it is only normal for all right thinking citizens to focus on the major issue. I note you have mentioned @BMutebuka but he is the face of coordinated and unwarranted diversionary attacks on @BitiTendai and @freemanchari solely on the basis that they are virtuously coordinating the resistance against ZanuPf’s Agenda 2030 under the auspices of @cdfzim. He is working overdrive to ‘sow the seeds of division’ you are mentioning and we don’t have to meet him to understand that he is a sensational conspiracy theorist whose conduct doesn’t resemble that of a ‘seasoned lawyer and businessman’ as you describe him. His unwarranted anti-CDF obsession which has seen him go into overdrive baseless yet visibly coordinated vitriol against Tendai Biti that makes him write very long politically defamatory loud sounding are pitiful and well credits those he targets for their silence and continued focus on fight ZanuPf to stop CAB3. Tendai Biti had/has nothing to do with Tshabangu, and Mr Mutebuka hasn’t yet come up with a justification on why he obsessively targets him nevertheless. As such, it will only be normal for anyone to see through him that he indeed is on an agenda to create narratives that divert attention on the people’s national fight against CAB3 as led by CDF from the frontline. Let us all unite to resist Agenda 2030 and DEMAND REFERENDA for any constitutional amendments aimed to extend the term of office for elected officials! Join @cdfzim via app.cdfzimbabwe.org to defend the constitution #NoToCAB3 #NoTo2030 #PeoplePower #ReferendumOrNothing

How to setup Drip Irrigation: simple guide A Drip Irrigation System is one of the most powerful tools a farmer can install, yet many still rely on wasteful methods. This system delivers water slowly and directly to plant roots, reducing losses and increasing productivity. In regions with limited or expensive water, this is not just an option, it is a competitive advantage. how the system works Water is moved from a source such as a borehole, tank, or river using gravity or a pump. It passes through a filtration and pressure control unit before entering a network of pipes. From there, it travels through smaller pipes and exits through emitters placed near plant roots. Flow sequence: water source → filter → pressure regulator → main pipe → lateral pipes → emitters → plant roots materials and components required water supply * water source (well, borehole, tank) * pump (if gravity is not enough) control unit * screen or disc filter to remove dirt * pressure regulator to control water pressure * ball valves for opening and closing sections * non-return valve to prevent backflow * fertilizer injector (optional but highly recommended) piping system * mainline pipes (PVC or HDPE, 32mm–63mm) * sub-main pipes (25mm–32mm) * lateral pipes (16mm or 20mm polyethylene) water delivery * drip emitters (2–4 litres per hour common) * drip tape for row crops like vegetables * micro tubes (optional for precision) fittings * tees, elbows, connectors * end caps * take-off connectors and grommets * clamps support materials * pipe stakes * thread seal tape * PVC glue tools needed * pipe cutter or hacksaw * measuring tape * hole punch tool * adjustable spanner * screwdrivers * bucket for flushing * marker or chalk site preparation Start by understanding your field. Measure the land, know your crop spacing, and identify your water source. A good layout reduces cost and improves efficiency. Example: If maize rows are spaced at 75 cm, lateral pipes should follow each row. step by step installation step 1: install water source and pump Connect your pump to the water source and ensure stable flow. If using a tank, place it at an elevated position for gravity flow. step 2: install the control unit Attach the filter to the pump outlet. Connect the pressure regulator after the filter. Install a valve to control water flow. Always follow the correct flow direction marked on the filter. step 3: lay the mainline pipe Run the main pipe from the control unit across the field. Keep it straight and bury it slightly (10–20 cm) to protect it from damage. step 4: connect sub-main pipes Use tee connectors to branch from the mainline. These lines distribute water to different sections of the field. step 5: install lateral pipes Punch holes into the sub-main pipe and insert connectors. Attach lateral pipes along each crop row. step 6: install emitters Use a hole punch to insert emitters into lateral pipes near plant roots. For crops like tomatoes or cabbage, place emitters close to each plant. For crops like onions, use drip tape. step 7: close pipe ends Seal all pipe ends using end caps or folding methods to prevent water loss. step 8: flush the system Before full operation, open all ends and allow water to run through the pipes to remove dirt and debris. Close the ends after clean water flows. step 9: test the system Turn on the system and inspect for leaks, uneven flow, or blocked emitters. Make corrections immediately. recommended specifications * pressure: 1–2 bar (10–30 psi) * emitter spacing: vegetables: 20–40 cm fruit trees: 2–4 emitters per plant * filter mesh: 120–200 mesh * emitter discharge: 2–4 litres per hour maintenance guide daily or weekly * inspect emitters for blockage * check for leaks weekly * clean the filter monthly * flush all pipes seasonal * inspect the full system * replace damaged components common problems and solutions low water flow cause: clogged filter solution: clean the filter

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