Ranganai Magombedze @starrinvictus

@ZimbabweHistor2 U could have given her a 2nd chance in a different environment . may be the bedroom

Let us call her Lizz, I invited her for a date lunch at a fancy restaurant. That day the buffet was take as much as you want for the price of one. She knew the place inside out. I was now being lectured about the place. She spoke in a high pitched tone and never stopped talking throughout the date. I tried to be the gentleman that I am, but umm my date was as if she was possessed and never bothered about other diners around. She downed her overfilled plate and washed down with available drinks. After our date lunch, I drove her back to her home, dumped her and blocked all communication channels with her. Was I wrong in doing so?

@LynneStactia He has just endorsed ED 2030 ,manjenjenje

🔹In the landscape of Southern African industry, Simon Rudland stands out as a transformative figure whose commitment to Zimbabwe’s economic resurgence is matched by a profound dedication to community empowerment. His business philosophy consistently prioritises long-term national growth over short-term gain, positioning him as a cornerstone of the country’s modern development. 🔸Rudland’s most significant philanthropic contribution is arguably his role as one of the nation's premier job creators. By establishing massive industrial hubs,most notably the state-of-the-art Cut Rag Processors tobacco plant in Harare,he has provided sustainable livelihoods for thousands of Zimbabweans. 🔹His ventures do more than offer jobs,they invest in human capital. Employees gain technical expertise in modern manufacturing and logistics, raising the overall bar for the domestic workforce. His logistics and agricultural networks support tens of thousands of small-scale farmers and independent contractors, creating a "multiplier effect" that stabilizes entire local economies. 🔸Rudland’s investments are perfectly aligned with the country's Vision 2030 goals. While many investors hesitate, Rudland has consistently injected multi-million dollar capital into the economy to modernise infrastructure. By moving Zimbabwe from a raw material exporter to a finished-product manufacturer, his tobacco processing facilities ensure that more value,and profit,remains within the country, and through his leadership in the transport sector (via Pioneer and Swift), he has maintained the "arteries" of the Zimbabwean economy, ensuring that goods move efficiently across borders even during challenging economic cycles. 🔹Beyond traditional charity, Rudland’s philanthropy is characterised by a commitment to national resilience. In times of economic hardship, Rudland has been a reliable partner to the state, providing the necessary liquidity and industrial support to keep essential services and sectors functioning. He has historically supported local institutions, including the donation of technical equipment to the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation, ensuring the community remains informed and connected. 🔸Simon Rudland represents the best of Zimbabwean entrepreneurship: a leader who sees potential where others see risk. His legacy is written in the factories he builds, the thousands of families supported by his payrolls, and his unwavering belief that Zimbabwe’s brightest days are built through local investment and industrial pride. 🔹It’s therefore malicious to suggest he’s linked to a specific political party faction or figure. Rudland is associated with the Zimbabwe brand and has touched lives across the political spectrum. Musamupe divi !!

I enjoy reading your posts but don't ever make jokes using God s name , ok

Do Zimbabweans require permission from the police to address the public?

Pakaipa

I M sure U are right , but these are basic necessities even in a thriving economy like ours . what if a major disaster occurs such as Idai

@lilomatic No, it's not him U should address , he lives in a country with proper statuettes . address them

The fuel prices in Zimbabwe are not caused by the USA, Israel - Iran war. They are caused by greedy people among us. Billy Rautenbach needs to explain how Ethanol, which is a waste product from sugar production, gets to $1.10 per Litre. Ethanol is not made from crude oil. It is produced locally, and blending fuel is meant to reduce carbon dioxide concentration and to increase quantity, reducing the price of fuel, but in Zimbabwe, Ethanol is now costing more than petrolatum that is imported. Billy Rautenbach is driving inflation and causing the poor people to suffer. Transport prices went up and so will be goods and services. This must be stopped ASAP. #FuelPricesMustFall

@begottensun @OkaPhusisa What were U doing there , U , with an X account , fleecing poor folks of their measly food only so U could post it here

I have seen the spirit of giving alive in the rural setting. People , who many on here, would call “Poor” , noticed this was our first year on the ground, so everyday we get gifts of Nyimo, Nzungu, Avocados, Mangos, Chibage… it’s very very humbling. People without a “dollar” to their name have given us more “VALUE” than any of the Gazillionaires in my phone book.

It's pathetic! A whole nation without a chopper to airlift it's marooned citizens. can such a nation go to war? @Jamwanda2 @matinyarare @SajeniMapuranga @phillsolo

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@freddyMM93 @ZimFirstLady @HeraldZimbabwe @DailyNewsZim @StarfmZimbabwe The question is was it worth a First Lady special visit, lawyer?

I have read various comments regarding the @ZimFirstLady visit to Chikurubi Prison, where she reportedly interviewed the alleged murderer, Zvitsva. According to reports, the suspect confessed during the interview, which was recorded on video. While opinions on the visit differ, it is important to recognize the potential value of such engagements. Incidents involving gruesome crimes require a deeper understanding of the circumstances and motivations behind them. Interviews and interactions of this nature can contribute to broader efforts aimed at preventing similar incidents in the future. Studying the background and personal circumstances of offenders is a critical component of criminal justice and crime prevention. By examining the factors that may have influenced an individual’s actions, policymakers and relevant stakeholders can better understand underlying social, psychological, or economic issues that may contribute to criminal behavior. In the case of Zvitsva, it has been suggested that hunger and severe hardship may have played a role in the circumstances surrounding the crime. While such factors do not justify criminal acts, understanding them can help authorities and communities assess whether systemic challenges such as poverty or food insecurity require attention. Ultimately, analyzing criminal behavior and the conditions that contribute to it is an important step toward developing effective strategies that prevent crime and reduce the likelihood of similar tragedies in the future. In as much as it is something that is done by experts, it is important for us to recognize and realize the value of such engagements with suspects and convicted criminals. 🇿🇼🇿🇼

What is the difference between the First Lady and your First Wife?

On which side are U really on, Prof?

@harare_1 @Charles82333973 Simple. don't go back unless U want some bacon

FROM OUR INBOX💔: Good day Harare Times I would like to name and shame Foodies Restaurant. I once visited their restaurant and I bought their famous Supreme Pizza and I had to buy 1 large Pizza and 1 Medium pizza. I clearly stated that I don't eat bacon and the cashier indeed promised m that there are not going to add bacon with my order. I was told that my order will b ready in the next coming 12 to 15mins which wasn't an issue but my order took more than 45 mins . As if waiting for my order wasn't enough only to b given Medium pizza w bacon and I asked for the cashier Marcia that my order was wrongly done and she talked to the guys behind for them to redo my order and they ignored as there were now busy counting their stocks as i could see them weighing some ingredients and concentrating on cleaning. I them asked for a refund and the managers denied to give me a refund 😐 😑 and I'm so hurt with my $11 which just went down the drain . I had to leave as no one seemed to help me with preparing a new order for me as well as giving me a refund . I then left with only 1 Pizza and I could not take the one with bacon as my entire family doesn't eat pork. I then reached out to Tinashe Jr Mutarisi who wasn't helpful , h never showed any remorseful with the experience I got from his restaurant the only thing he did was thank you for taking time to raise this issue. He never investigated the issue, he wasn't apologetic, never offered to give me back my money 😒 😤 😑. I'm still an angry customer

What? Missed your period again this month ?

@matinyarare Hope your contacts are real and not imaginary . remember the Ides of March

𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗧𝗥𝗨𝗠𝗣 𝗦𝗜𝗗𝗘 𝗪𝗜𝗧𝗛 𝗪𝗛𝗜𝗧𝗘 𝗙𝗔𝗥𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗦 𝗜𝗡 𝗭𝗜𝗠𝗕𝗔𝗕𝗪𝗘? We are told by our contacts in the U.S. that Trump and his administration had removed Zimbabwe from their list of countries that threaten U.S. interests because they hope to access strategic minerals from this country, which sits at the center of what Kissinger coined in NSSM 39 as the Persian Gulf of strategic mineral resources. However, according to our contacts, after Zimbabwe publicized its rejection of the “America First Health Deal” across African media—and in the same week caused global lithium prices to rise, prompting Ramaphosa in South Africa to say Africa can no longer continue to sell rocks—the Trump administration has begun paying attention to Zimbabwe and discussing it in policy meetings. As a consequence, they are now mulling placing Zimbabwe and its current administration back on the list of countries that pose a threat to their strategic interests if it continues to influence resource nationalism in Africa. Worse still, the U.S. Embassy in Harare has also been sending reports back to Washington on what it describes as a shrinking democratic space, alleging that the government is beating up and destroying the property of those opposing the constitutional amendment (the beating of Madhuku, the petrol bombing of Sikhala’s home, and the burning of SAPES offices). Trump continues to send advisors and liaisons through back channels to reopen mineral negotiations, and the same has been communicated to the Politburo by a number of its members. However, if these efforts continue to be rejected and if the U.S. loses in Iran, the constitutional amendment, the abuse of opposition members, and the non-payment of white farmers could be weaponized against an administration that is increasingly being seen as aloof and surrounded by people living in ivory towers of self-interest.

@LynneStactia Then all that glitters may not just be gold but something tougher

@Starrinvictus Manjenjenje

Varume venemakuhwa vanosemesa 🚮🚮🚮 it is a sign yechingito! Why gossip instead of spitting facts at sight? Kuswerera makuhwa instead of confronting the situation, you think if the generation that went to war were like us pane chaibuda? Men who gossip make me SICK 🤢 🤮 MISWAI imi ! 🚮

@Starrinvictus Great news

U could never be where U are if U had not inhaled the Zaka dust.. There is some mysterious magic about the Zaka origin

U left out a very paramount role the transporter plays :offering free rides to pwds 👏👏👏