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@takabatana @thabo_mbeki when you was president you could have changed the zimbabwean situation but you sided with the devil you are the biggest sellout to zimbabweans

Former South African President Thabo Mbeki has delivered one of the clearest regional warnings yet against attempts by African leaders to manipulate constitutional limits to remain in power, in remarks that now resonate sharply with Zimbabwe’s deepening debate around Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3) and growing concerns over President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s long-term political ambitions. Speaking at an event commemorating the legacy of NEPAD, Mbeki recalled how former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba once sought to secure a controversial third term in office, despite constitutional limits. According to Mbeki, regional leaders within @SADC_News quietly moved to stop the attempt in defence of constitutionalism and democratic order. His reflections come at a moment when Zimbabwe is gripped by mounting controversy over CAB 3, which critics argue is part of a broader political strategy aimed at restructuring constitutional safeguards and creating conditions that could ultimately extend Mnangagwa’s hold on power beyond the spirit, and potentially the framework, of the current Constitution. Mbeki is simply posing an uncomfortable question to today’s SADC leadership: if regional leaders once found the courage to confront Chiluba over a third-term agenda, why should Zimbabwe’s constitutional controversy be treated differently? Mbeki’s remarks are a deliberate challenge to the region itself, a call for Southern Africa’s leaders to rediscover the political will, institutional courage and moral authority that once defined the bloc’s defence of constitutionalism.

@rtapfumaneyi MHDSRIP

Cde Lalelani Ndlovu, had we known we could have recorded PART 3, now you are gone just like, will always cherish the phone calls, the jokes and the references RIP Homeboy

@Brian___Jethro @wicknellchivayo Look for a job

@wicknellchivayo Hi wicknell Some of us have been ZaNu pf supporters since 2004 Kindly take note

GRATITUDE SHOULD NOT CREATE SUCH CONFUSION…🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼 I recently attended an interview at CAPITALK FM and had a WONDERFUL time with the entire team. After the interview, and purely out of APPRECIATION for the hospitality and professionalism shown to me, I asked the General Manager Mr. COMFORT MBOFANA whether I was permitted to give the workers some money for lunch, to which he responded, “YES WITH PLEASURE.” I then asked him how many people were on duty during that particular shift and he advised me there were 30 employees. I GRACIOUSLY offered USD1,000 per person and the GENERAL MANAGER personally escorted me to my car where he received the money on behalf of the staff members. I further requested permission to buy DJ PHATHISANI SIBANDA, who interviewed me, a TOYOTA FORTUNER GD6 and another young lady employee a TOYOTA AQUA, to which he also APPROVED without hesitation. I am therefore PROFOUNDLY SURPRISED to now hear different versions circulating on SOCIAL MEDIA suggesting that there was something improper about a simple act of GRATITUDE towards hardworking Zimbabweans performing NATIONAL SERVICE. As a PATRIOTIC citizen, whenever I visit GOVERNMENT institutions or companies OWNED by the State, I naturally have a SOFT SPOT because I openly and unapologetically support the RULING PARTY, ZANU PF which governs our country. In my humble view, people who dedicate themselves daily towards informing, educating and entertaining the nation deserve APPRECIATION and ENCOURAGEMENT rather than unnecessary RED TAPE and excessive BUREAUCRACY that ultimately punish ordinary workers who have done absolutely NOTHING wrong. If indeed what is being said is the POLICY of the radio station, I am PLEASED to advise that MADZIBABA CHIPAGA of ENTERPRISE CAR SALES is apparently selling a BRAND NEW Toyota Fortuner 2.4D GD6 for ONLY USD100 and a Toyota Aqua for ONLY USD50. He has indicated that this is a SPECIAL PRICE applicable ONLY to these two individuals. I was equally surprised by the PRICE myself, but his response was simply that “NO LAW restricts me from selling my property or assets at ANY PRICE of my choice.” Madzibaba CHIPAGA is truly a GOOD MAN and may GOD bless him abundantly for his GENEROSITY and kind heart. Accordingly, Mr. PHATHISANI SIBANDA and the other employee can CHOOSE, if they so wish and can afford, to go and see the seller DIRECTLY and purchase their vehicles on their own WITHOUT my involvement. With regards to the remaining USD27,000 which I am advised can no longer be distributed in the manner I had instructed, I am sending my lawyer MR SIKHUMBUZO MPOFU today WITHOUT FAIL to collect the money from Mr. COMFORT MBOFANA. After all, he probably needs it MORE than I do and I am sure it can assist significantly with unleaded FUEL for his latest RANGE ROVER AUTOBIOGRAPHY. 😂🤣 May we never reach a stage where expressing GRATITUDE to hardworking Zimbabweans is treated as if it is a CRIME or result in unnecessary work place GRIEVANCES. Rather, let us encourage SUPPORTTING and APPRECIATING those who dedicate their lives towards serving our nation with professionalism and PATRIOTISM #An_Attitude_of_Gratitude #Capitalk_FM #Patriotism

@bla_bidza @KingJayZim @JMafume Vanoda kumiswa

Look @KingJayZim! Falcon Golf Course in Hatfield, along Falcon Road/St Patrick Road-Airport Road, is being turned into residential stands. Who will stop these rural migrants? Asi ana @JMafume so ka! Mwari ave nemi vanhu imi.

@bbmhlanga @ZANUPF_Official Kkkk Mr Utsi usadaro unotikuvadza mbabvu nekeseka

Unfortunately Zimbabwe is not your house, it’s the house of everyone who is not just the ruling @ZANUPF_Official autocrats. We will continue raising our voices. Good day Mr Utsi.

@Chimurengaiz4k @mncedisi_mengu Kkkkkk

@mncedisi_mengu You said Minister of Sport.

@PhillipSibanda8 The 1963 Split: Due to frustrations with Nkomo's leadership approach and strategy, Mugabe was part of a group that broke away from ZAPU to form the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) in August 1963.

Didn’t they form ZAPU together with Mugabe? Can someone educate me on this one

@PhillipSibanda8 Initial Membership (1961–1963): Following the banning of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Mugabe joined ZAPU upon its formation in December 1961. Role within ZAPU: He served as the Secretary for Information and Publicity under the leadership of Joshua Nkomo.

@PhillipSibanda8 Both were tribalists

@daddyhope The most senior of them all ED included is Ambrose Mutinhiri he was senior to Lookout Masuku, Mangena and Dabengwa but politics happened

Obert Mpofu was not a member of ZAPU when the Unity Accord was signed in 1987. He was already a member of ZANU, led by Robert Mugabe, not ZAPU, which was led by Dr Joshua Nkomo. So he cannot come in as a vice president under the ZAPU slot because he was not part of ZAPU at the time of the Unity Accord. That is why, as I said earlier, the most senior former ZAPU figure now within the Politburo structures is General Valerio Sibanda. It is also worth noting that some people may ask about Jacob Mudenda. Jacob Mudenda was also already in ZANU during the Gukurahundi massacres. In fact, he was appointed Governor of Matabeleland North on 22 July 1985 by Robert Mugabe’s ZANU government and was deployed there during that period. So both Jacob Mudenda and Obert Mpofu were already in ZANU structures, not ZAPU structures. That is why, politically and historically, they do not fit into the logic of replacing Kembo Mohadi under the unwritten ZAPU-ZIPRA power-sharing arrangement that emerged after the Unity Accord.

@snowballOfficia The shoes that you are trying to put on are too big for you chenjera kushandiswa mangwana uchasara wawega vanhu varikuwona dzimwe hondo siya vakuru vapedzerane

Hanzi ivoice raani? ZANUPF doesn’t take advices from unknown people on social media

@PTChimusoro @AlexanderRusero Fact vanoda zvakapfava ava we still have a shortage of schools why cant we build our own

@AlexanderRusero Mukoma, you are being deliberately obtuse. When a school was named Prince Edward, who had built it? They built and named it. Why aren’t we willing to do the same? Let’s build our things and name them as we will.

That legacy was underwritten on top of a certain suppressed legacy. You do not travel across mountains and oceans to rename things and think it will remain that way. Imagine defending a school named after Adolf Hitler in Europe because he once dominated Europe.

@RexMidzi Minda yawakatora bob yakudzorerwa kuvachena

Hesi Mdara 😔

@InessaTori7603 @DandaroOnline Mama Vee

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@Leokoni @emmanuelmapamba Zero ideology

@emmanuelmapamba You can say that again my leader but just wait a moment varakashi and mipurwas will start spinning this one. Zanu is a clueless party.

67 farms dzodzoswa kuvapambi vepfumi. Varakashi and Mipurwa your reactions please

@KMutisi All the land belongs to zimbabweans

For those CONFUSED… These FARMS were NEVER meant to be taken, it was a mistake that’s being rectified… They were not acquired through COLONISATION, they were PRIVATE INVESTMENTS made after INDEPENDENCE… We know that some will run with the false narratives that land reform is being REVERSED, that’s not true…

@KMutisi Export of health professionals havasi kuwonera nurses are needed everywhere around the world if we can train 10000 nurses a year how much diaspora remittance can we get and thats a win for Zimbabwe

The Vice President is right on the INJUSTICE… but that’s a war Zimbabwe & other small economies can’t win. Human beings look for money, & the developed countries have it. I would adopt the Cuba approach: Produce LOTS OF DOCTORS & export excess.

@ParliamentZim Allocate land to the youth when land reform was done we were young but, I need land @anxiousjongwe

The Minister of Agriculture, Mechanization and Water Resources Development, Dr. Anxious Masuka, has outlined the land policy guidelines being used by Government to repossess underutilized land, saying the framework is clear and designed to promote productivity and optimum land use. Dr. Masuka said Government’s thrust is to ensure land is fully utilized for agricultural production, adding that authorities will not continue allocating land to unproductive individuals at the expense of national food security and economic growth. One family one farm.

@ParliamentZim How many farms does the Mugabe family have we are far from one man one farm we need a strong leader How can you allocate someone 140 hectares and 25 years later only less 30 hectares is being used we need a proper land reform program

@repairs_city @dextertawona @advocatemahere @IanSmiththe3rd @wicknellchivayo Kkkkk malawyer aya munova wana kupi

@dextertawona @advocatemahere @IanSmiththe3rd @wicknellchivayo Maybe tomuti former criminal kuti zvireruke

🔸So you just hop into a chopper with a convicted fraudster who’s being hunted down by FIU in your country and it’s just vibes? In the name of being “polite”?😅 We need new leaders.🇿🇼