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@keezafaith We fear for our pockets.

Why do men fear beautiful girls?🤔

@AmukelaniMoyani @Leon_Schreib @HomeAffairsSA What about the 6 million whites? There are no 3 million Zimbabweans in SA. Our total population does not allow that figure

Dear Minister @Leon_Schreib and @HomeAffairsSA; there are over 3Million illegal Zimbabweans; 1.8M illegal Mozambicans,1M illegal Malawians and 600k illegal Nigerians in South Africa. The list underneath is incorrect!

@ch46179 @nelsonchamisa Zvinotaridza zvega kuti wapererwa

@ShumbaWechipiri @nelsonchamisa Mhata yamayi vako inehlaka ndoyakazara mvura mai ninja vanokwirirwa pamutariko senhunzi

STAND WITH THE CITIZENS REJECT CAB3.

@LCabonena So your 6 million whites are coming from dysfunctional countries?

I'm speaking on behalf of South Africans. Dear African Presidents. Please ensure that you preside over a system of government that produces fewer or no illegal immigrants to other countries. But if you fail, like Tinubu of Nigeria, Don't jump to the false conclusion that other countries hosting your illegal immigrants are Xenophobic.

@ch46179 @nelsonchamisa That's why you believe in Geza. Musoro uzere mvura uchingonzi mirai muone muchanakirwa. Nxaa!

@ShumbaWechipiri @nelsonchamisa In your delusional mind

@SandileMakeba Why waste money on things that can be done cheaply?

If the CAB3 has massive public support, let's go for a referendum.

@ch46179 @nelsonchamisa There is no crisis in Zimbabwe. On the contrary Zimbabwe is on the rise.

@nelsonchamisa Zimbabweans deserve to suffer,its so sad to see idiots commenting nonsense whilst we are facing a national crisis marimba mazimba muchangofa murimbwa

@nelsonchamisa Uri kuudza ani?

@Globalstats11 Nonsense!!

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@mza_walter @kerinamujati Boycott wega iweweh

@kerinamujati zimbos are disorganized and confused..our prioritizes are misplaced that's why they take advantage of us..tinenge tichitsvinyirwa like so yet album launch ya Jah Prayzah vanhu vanotozara lol..we are just sheep

Vaye vano kara kudya muchiziva kuti muri mu politics zvekuti mucharamba muchienda kunotenga zvimupunga zvine dovi kana zvisadza kwa Nandi, pakadai chiregedzai ,kufa haku kwangwarirwe asi apa pakuda kuto ngwarwa....anodya nekutora zvekwa Wicknel whilst providing business that might leave his/er clients vulnerable due to their own unwise decisions to accept bloody gifts from Zvigananda must fall. Musadye kwa Nandi ma Cdes uye nemi maZimbo , ziva peku shabdisa mari yako...ngaatengerwe nezvigananda🤮🤮🤮👇👇👇👇

@GwazeViolet @kerinamujati Mucharoya imi

@kerinamujati Zimbos are hypnotised a car is a liability.You tarnish your business nemakaro.If things get better in Zim people will remember vatengesi..Dai vanhu vakaramba zvemaharaizvi hurumende dai yakaziva kudhara kuti hardie.. but we are struggling its our fault.Kwadzinorohwa...

@MrSmoove18 @kerinamujati Haiwawo!! Musoro uzere mvura

@kerinamujati Unfortunately, a lot of us do not understand the power that we have as ordinary citizens. Since Zanupf is eating with a chosen few vachisvotesa the rest of us,why should we keep on supporting vavanodya navo Feli Jar Prezza Dj Olla Comic Elder Let's shun anything chavanoita

@bbmhlanga Vari seiko varungu

When we celebrate withdrawing our own money from a bank. Lord hear us.

@MalapJdk @jimNjue_ I think it's high time you guys are stopped from travelling to other African countries. Full stop

@jimNjue_ For being in our country illegally, that's the reason

A Tanzanian National attacked brutally in Durban, South Africa for being an African foreigner.

@LukazLakas @AfricaFirsts Where? In Honolulu maybe

@AfricaFirsts Zim it's 40 ZIG per $1

Value of 1 USD in Africa 🌍👇 🇳🇬 Nigeria ≈ 1,359 Naira 🇿🇦 South Africa ≈ 16.45 Rand 🇲🇦 Morocco ≈ 9.29 Dirhams 🇬🇭 Ghana ≈ 11.11 Cedis 🇩🇿 Algeria ≈ 132 Dinar 🇰🇪 Kenya ≈ 129 Shillings 🇪🇬 Egypt ≈ 52 Pounds 🇺🇬 Uganda ≈ 3,724 Shillings 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe ≈ 25.23 ZIG..... more

@TakuZein @MinistryofTID We are on our own wangu. No World Bank no IMF. Kahomwe kedu tega

@MinistryofTID Commendable. However, these projects need to move with a bit of speed. We can't have projects taking forever to complete.

An interchange is soon to be constructed at the Seke Road-Delport Road junction. The project includes constructing Delport Road from Mabvuku (off Mutare Road).

@andile_ryann @LwaziLam @acielumumba So what is your argument?

@LwaziLam @acielumumba and the Gdp of California ( a state in the USA) is bigger that all except 4 countries in the world, Japan smaller than Zimbabwe has an economy bigger than the whole of Africa combined, so whatz your point?

BREAKING: Zimbabwe Crosses $50 Billion Zimbabwe's nominal GDP now stands at $52.4 billion for 2025. That makes it the largest economy in Southern Africa outside South Africa. The number did not appear from nowhere. It was always there. It took ZIMSTAT a decade to count it properly. George Guvamatanga's Treasury now operates with a debt-to-GDP ratio of 45%, down from 60% under the old measurement. Professor Mthuli Ncube delivers a GNI per capita of $3,200, crossing the threshold that validates the Vision 2030 trajectory. The Structured Dialogue Platform for arrears clearance sits on fundamentally different arithmetic. A $52 billion economy servicing $23 billion in debt is a restructuring candidate. A $21 billion economy carrying the same load was a crisis case. ZIMSTAT completed a comprehensive economic census covering all economic activities for 2023. The results revised GDP estimates to $44.5 billion for 2023 and $45.7 billion for 2024. The 2025 projection reflects 6.6% real growth, driven by a 24% agricultural recovery, 7.3% mining expansion, and 4.2% manufacturing gains. The economy delivered 8.1% growth in the first half of 2025, with Q2 posting 11% year-on-year. The IMF independently publishes $53.3 billion. The World Bank confirms 6.6% growth and projects 5% for 2026, noting Zimbabwe outpaces many sub-Saharan peers. The regional picture is now settled. Zimbabwe at $52.4 billion sits above Zambia at $28.9 billion, Mozambique at $23.8 billion, Botswana at $19.4 billion, Namibia at $14.2 billion, and Malawi at $14 billion. The previous GDP base year was 2012. In 13 years, the economy structurally transformed in ways national accounts never captured. The informal sector alone generates an estimated $14.2 billion annually. Tens of thousands of businesses formed since 2019 existed outside the statistical frame until the 2024 census brought them in. A government making policy against a $21 billion reading was systematically underestimating its own economy by 40%. Revenue targets, debt assessments, and budget allocations were all calibrated to a denominator that was far too small. The rebasing corrects this. The IMF provided technical assistance. The World Bank's own estimate of $44.1 billion for 2024 aligns closely with ZIMSTAT's figure. Independent validation exists. For context: Vietnam crossed $50 billion in 2005 and reached $430 billion by 2024. South Korea crossed $50 billion in 1977 and now exceeds $1.7 trillion. The $50 billion threshold is where serious economies begin compounding. Nigeria rebased in 2014 and the gains dissipated. Ghana rebased in 2010 and entered an IMF programme within 5 years. Zimbabwe's advantage is that this rebasing arrives alongside genuine stabilisation. ZiG inflation heading to single digits. Fiscal deficit below 0.5% of GDP. Agricultural output at its strongest in years. The next frontier is revenue mobilisation. At 15% of GDP, closing the gap to the sub-Saharan average against the new $52 billion base would unlock approximately $780 million in additional annual revenue without raising a single rate. Zimbabwe did not become a $50 billion economy this year. It became one years ago. The instruments finally caught up with the engine. powerlist.africa/zimbabwe-cross…

@SandileMakeba There are no people elsewhere. Khanti unathani?

Zanu-PF has received more votes from the Mashonaland provinces than from any other provinces in Zimbabwe. Do you wanna know why? Because Zanu-PF knows the majority of fools are found in the Mashonaland region. How can you trade your future for a bicycle that costs less than $20?

@emmazihonye The moment a Zimbabwean crosses the border, they start dissing their motherland. They forget everything good about their country - the education, the good upbringing, the safe environment, the good and warm people, the enduring and supportive family system etc etc. Mislaid imi

When it starts raining and you haven’t charged your phone but then you remember you’re not in Zimbabwe, and you can charge it anytime. In Barbados, solar farms are everywhere, providing reliable electricity. NO LOAD SHEDDING🇿🇼➡️ 🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧

@emmazihonye I would be born in Zimbabwe AGAIN and AGAIN

If you had the choice to accept or decline being born, would you have chosen to be born in Zimbabwe at the time you were born, If you truly understood what life is like when you older?