Professor Solwayo Ngwenya PhD, FRCOG.

Professor Solwayo Ngwenya. After years and years of hard work, focus, dedication, determination and valor, this one achievement that I will greatly and proudly value.

@nickmangwana @DeptCommsZW Tried to hack our fone.

The @DeptCommsZW warns and alerts the public to individuals impersonating and/or claiming association with the Office of the Vice President, Gen Retd CDGN Chiwenga, and his wife, Col Miniyothabo Baloyi Chiwenga. These imposters are using, among other numbers, South African and Nigerian telephone numbers to contact citizens and foreigners, often with malicious intent and to solicit and extort money, services or personal information. We urge those affected to be vigilant and verify any communication purporting to be from the Vice President's Office, or from his wife. Any and all official communication involving the Vice President, his Office or his household follows proper, official channels, and is handled by persons employed for that purpose. Further, the Department wishes to inform the public that both the Honourable Vice President and his wife do not have Twitter (X) accounts. Any such accounts claiming association with them, or purporting to project their views on any matter, are false and should be disregarded and dismissed with unreserved contempt. To date, the following numbers have been used to impersonate the Honourable Vice President and his spouse: +234 8083483315 +234 7038120794 + 277 25956982 Relevant arms of Government are engaging telecommunication authorities in both Nigeria and South Africa to bring the crooks to book. Instances of impersonation should be promptly reported to: Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP): +263 242 703111 Office of the President and Cabinet: +263 242 707091 Vice President's Office: +263 242 707121 George Charamba 17 MARH 2026 Deputy Chief Secretary, Presidential Communications P. BAG 7700, CAUSEWAY OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET ZIMBABWE 17/03/2026

@Sophie_Mokoena My dear sister, leadership is God-given. You are born with or without it.

Leadership is not for everyone .🙈🙈

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

@koko_matshela @elonmusk @Starlink You are most welcome Engineer.

@Solwayo1 @elonmusk @Starlink Thank you for the reply 🙏

Thank you @elonmusk's for inventing @Starlink. We can now have fast & reliable internet access during our urban- rural rebuilding efforts. We can see even telemedicine spreading into rural areas helping to reduce maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality.

@koko_matshela @elonmusk @Starlink It's excellent, it's a huge strategic game-changer. It will help in rural development, in telemedicine, in improving maternal and neonatal health etc.

@Solwayo1 @elonmusk @Starlink What is your experience with Starlink, Prof? It sounds positive from your note

@bla_bidza @elonmusk @Starlink Thought that @Starlink is lightning protected, if not we will remove it during the rain season, put it on a rock. We asked the technician about that, so it entered our thick mind.

@Solwayo1 @elonmusk @Starlink It looks like toast for lightning. Has it ever knocked in your mind Prof?

Great handshake, great royalty, great culture. Prince Vanana Zulu from Zululand (KZN) congratulating the herdboy/professor. Our great Chief Dakamela gesticulating excitedly. What a wonderful way to be HONOURED!!! We are ever so grateful, CHIEF DAKAMELA.

Chief Dakamela of Nkayi, thank you for the recognition. Our culture can only be practised and understood by us alone. It's great to be honoured in 2 straight years. Your work is commendable, and you always find the usually unrecognisable. Your gigantic blessings shall come.

@Bulawayo24News Full video please

Are black people in South Africa superior to other Africans?

@Sophie_Mokoena @KirstyCoventry Truly remarkable and inspiring vibes. Congratulations to Honourable Kirsty Conventry and all our women in Africa and beyond. Best wishes.

The IOC President @KirstyCoventry on first for women and first for Africa.

@AfricaFirsts Iqhude

In Zulu, it is called "Iqhude." What is it called in your language?

@MJairosi Basically, the war was fought by the fighters and the people who were alive at that time(>7 years). We provided food, shelter, labour, entertainment, morale, and intelligence. Personally, I feel that our efforts, roles, and sacrifices have not been fully appreciated and rewarded.

A valid point has just been made here that Jabulani Sibanda is a bogus War Veteran who did not even qualify to be a mujiba because at independence in 1980, he was only 10 years old. Zimbabwe has been under siege by frauds since the Mugabe time & ED has exacerbated the situation.

@Sophie_Mokoena 4 years, Sophie!!!

It is going to be a tough year on international front with Donald Trump in office. Breaking news every hour. We can’t keep up. 😩😩😩😩😩😩😩

@DavidColtart @CityofBulawayo Vele Senator, historically, dams fill up around March. So let's be patient and continue praying for more rains and rain making until the dams start spilling. This should be our year of plentiful rains.

I have just received a report from the Chief @CityofBulawayo Water Engineer who reports that our current dam levels are as attached. From this report we can see that whilst our dam levels have gone up from their low of about 25% in December to 34% now they are still considerably below the dam levels on the same days in 2023 and 2024. The net result is that we still desperately need the current good rains to continue through February and March.

Lockdowns worked for us. Next, lockdowns will be harder to enforce as the populations will be agitated and unbelieving of the new viral threats. Times ahead will be full of difficult times.

@Sophie_Mokoena Good morning, Sophie. Thank you for greeting us almost every day. You truly love us, especially in our beloved Africa. And to do it with such commitment shows your deep sense of African brotherhood/sisterhood. Best wishes for the year. Keep safe from the oncoming viruses.

Good morning Africa. Good morning in the Middle East. Have a productive day.🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

While herding cattle, we came across this mushroom. We thought of the terrible effects of mushroom poisoning during the rainy season. We urge the public not to consume mushrooms brought home by inexperienced herdboys or being sold by the roadside. They can kill whole families.

@ZuluSweG Kwakuhle

Lomuzi kukwaGwala KwaMaphumulo uMnomzane walomuzi uganwe amakhosikazi awu four 🙌🏻

@nickmangwana Definitely!!! Not in the realms of your commonalities.

@nickmangwana Africans should be proud of their culture, which they have practised from creation. Talking to your dead relatives is normal. (By the way, no one dies in African culture. They become an ancestor). A father will remain a father, so talking to them is wonderful.

IS TALKING TO THE DEAD EVIL? In many cultures, when they open a special bottle of whisky, they pour a small portion on the ground in a tradition called “wetting the glass” or “paying respects”. In Zimbabwe it’s done as some kind of libation. Other cultures including Westerners do it as well. Some believe this is just a waste of good whisky. Some believe it is a critical ritual. Some kind of talking to the dead. I don’t know what your religion is but is talking to the dead such a bad thing? Even in those cultures that perceive themselves as highly advanced, when they visit graves of their dearly departed, they make utterances to the grave. Why then do the same people frown upon those who believe in the power of ancestral spirits?