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@_MissE1 We can never walk alone

Must be miserable being a Liverpool fan no privacy, no alone time… always having someone around.

@Zvoutete14 Haa this time motora

Not tweeting until Arsenal wins the league.

Nyika yese iri kufara! #chazunguza

Just hand it to Morocco please!

@tary04 Rest lol

7am kick off to get my heart broken by LFC??? Or do I sleep in and mind my business?

@_mamozeze_ Wazosvika here

Where do I get kombis to Msasa?? If I'm going to Cresta Msasa?

2017......9/10 provinces back ED sacking.

@MachumaOfficial Pane zviri kuita apo😅

Media update because I looked well😊

@BrianRupiya Yah panomhanyiwa vakuru vakatora chimuti ava

Aaaah🤣🤣🙌🙌

@JayJayTeamTruth @__Vigie What were they asking for?

@__Vigie What the Trump administration was asking for was beyond absurd. That wasn’t diplomacy; it felt like a straight-up colonial contract.

Team redu riya haringojamuki mari....something was not right 😂

@TeeMhazo Auction baba

Ndakambofunga kuti OK Supermarket yakadonhedzwa neLocal Currency but haa no mhani ndakazoona kuti vana TM vachiribhoo wani. Is it the management? The workers? The owners? Imhepo here, chii?

@ProfJNMoyo @ChinamasaPA In short, 'Nyaya yekuti VaChamisa vanorakasha vaMnangagwa asi maMP ebato reZanu PF achiwanda kudarika opposition hatichaida zvachose'

Hear hear hear. The guru has spoken. Cde Chinamasa's conclusion is particularly poignant and compelling: "Another political reform introduced by Constitutional Amendment Number 3 and which I fully support is the election of the President by Parliament and not by universal suffrage as is currently the case. This reform is long overdue. The election of the President by universal suffrage, besides being an unnecessarily drain on the country’s resources and toxic, has the potential or risk that a President elected by universal suffrage may find that his Party is in the minority in Parliament creating problems of governance. A President unable to gain support of Parliament will be a lame duck." A presidential election system that can produce a president who is an independent candidate with no party or pool in Parliament from which to choose a Cabinet or to get votes to pass a budget is simply an unworkable and bad system which must be reformed. Full stop!

“In this Constitution, terms of office are five years and coterminous with the life of Parliament. The Bill elongates the electoral cycle from five to seven years. That’s all it’s doing, to elongate the election cycle from five to seven years for everyone, from councillors to the President. It’s not specific to a person. It’s the office of the President. In essence, we elected to uphold the Presidential term limit in its entirety, refraining from any alteration to Section 91(2) or any facet of Section 328, particularly Subsection (7). This principled stance underscores our dedication to enduring democratic norms. Those are election cycles and not term limits. A full term limit is defined as three or more years. The Presidential term limit is still there. We have just elongated the election cycle from five to seven years. It is not specific to a person but to the office of the President”. The above quote is extracted from The Herald Newspaper of 20 February, 2026 and is from the horse’s mouth of Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Cde Ziyambi Ziyambi, highlighting the gist or substance of the Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 gazetted on Tuesday 17 February, 2026. We have heard it all from the horse’s mouth. The clarification of the legal position by Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi is crystal clear. There is no need for a Referendum. There will be no Referendum. Full stop. There is therefore absolutely nothing further to add save to say that there’s always more than one way to skin a cat. In framing Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi and the Attorney General Virginia Mabiza with her battery of seasoned lawyers have creatively chosen a legal solution/route that is the least costly and the more expeditious way to skin the cat. To quote Deng Xiaoping Chinese Statesman, Revolutionary and Political theorist who served as Paramount Leader of the People’s Republic of China (1978- 1989): “It does not matter whether a cat is black or white as long as it catches mice”. It is now incumbent upon the entirety of the population to rally behind Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 in the interests of peace, unity, stability, continuity, progress, economic and technological development of our motherland, Zimbabwe. As for the President and First Secretary of ZANU PF, His Excellency, Cde Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, I say to him, Your Excellency’s views on the ZANU PF Resolution Number 1 do not matter anymore. Vox Populi Vox Dei. The Voice of the People is the Voice of God. The people spoke and are still speaking and demanding Your Excellency to comply and serve the Nation up to 2030. I know it is not in Your Excellency’s nature to take a path that goes against the Will of the People. As for the lengthening of term limits for Presidential, Parliamentary and Local Authority Election Cycles I express myself to be fully behind and in support of this reform of our political system. I have long argued that the problem of Africa’s continuing underdevelopment is the frequent changes of governments giving rise to lack of continuity and the Stop-Start development path that inevitably leads to retarded development. For development to take place a country needs sustained implementation of progressive policies over generations. The People’s Republic of China is a good example which we should emulate. In less than half a century China has successfully transformed itself from a largely agrarian underdeveloped country ranking as one of the poorest countries in the world to a leading economic, industrial and technological powerhouse. Another political reform introduced by Constitutional Amendment Number 3 and which I fully support is the election of the President by Parliament and not by universal suffrage as is currently the case. This reform is long overdue. The election of the President by universal suffrage, besides being an unnecessarily drain on the country’s resources and toxic, has the potential or risk that a President elected by universal suffrage may find that his Party is in the minority in Parliament creating problems of governance. A President unable to gain support of Parliament will be a lame duck. Those who have eyes let them “eye” and those who have ears let them “ear”. Nokuti hatigoni kurega kutuara izivotakaona neizivotakanzwa.

@Gracelands03 @Leokoni There's something called common purpose....can be used to tie them together but depends with circumstances surrounding the occurrence of the offence.

@Leokoni Those charges actually expose the State more...how can 2 pple pull the trigger?

Berllamine & Tobias Mugabe Matonhodze appearing today at Alexandra Magistrate's Court. The young man seems to be amused by another charge being levelled against him.

Bro also celebrated for nothing...insant clap back 😅

@TraceyMachona @staneve02 Zvichirevei😅

@staneve02 Nhengo dzitete

What’s one thing you cannot go a day without saying in Zimbabwe🤔

@CShows_ @EidenDad @PabloEscobar_ZW @van_0z Ehe lol

@EidenDad @PabloEscobar_ZW @van_0z kaisava pa Fisco here ka blaz aka

Vanhu vakadzidza naJosh, I don't want to tag you, munozivana. 😄

@JonesMusara @SANDEJAQ Do you have a court order to the effect that she stole a client's money? In this age, I'd be careful if I were you.

@_MissE1 @Clibert5 Tinotozonetsana chete pakupedzisa kubhadhara despite the stop order😅

@Clibert5 How does this work? Unenge wanzi hapana chenyu chiripamwana uyu😭simba rekupedzisa unoriwana kupi

Tawanirwa nyasha

Politics is the art of making your personal desires appear as national interest.

@Zvoutete14 We needed to assist the Cityzens

Liverpool marabishi. Ban those frauds.