ThaGodfather

@FaffieManhuhwa @Mutsvangwa4 Sometimes it’s not all it seems😅

@Mutsvangwa4 to leave Zim

What is really the Zimbabwean dream

@bxllyville @Louis_wacho1 You really are from there for sure😂

@Louis_wacho1 Different towns but yeah

If there is anyone from Redcliff they will testify that pane mupfanha akatora fortuner yamomz paden vakarova mabude nabhururu wake to Zambia. Vachingodarika boarder they sold the fortuner for 50k& got a benz W204 for 7k& changed all 43k to kwacha n became millionaires in Zambia..

We just gonna skip John Wall?🤷‍♂️

I have had mine for 15 years!

@online_zifa Terrible decisions by the way. As an organization you lot can do better!

Warriors ready. Pride reignited. 🇿🇼 Coach Marian Marinica has named his squad for the Four Nations International Tournament in Francistown, Botswana, as Zimbabwe prepares for two big matches on 28 and 31 March. This is your squad. This is your flag. This is Warrior Pride. #PrideReignited #Bayawabaya

This guy is really not serious, yes thank you for not calling Lunga and Arubi. Ko Munetsi for Nakamba? We have not forgotten what that trash player did at AFCON. You can’t cut the other two and not him. Cut his sorry behind too, we don’t need him! Munetsi is far much better.

@QwertTrewi9 @Coldstray What car does your kid drive?

@Coldstray Isn’t he a millionaire ? Couldn’t he buy her a Mercedes or BMW and save her the embarrassment ? All her classmates are driving in luxury cars and she gonna drive in a Honda sedan … so sad

mgk surprising daughter with her first car is everything i’m crying😭😭😭😭

@KingKandoro and Danny Crane🤣

Allan Shore

@FirstTake @stephenasmith The man is 40 y/o! TF?

"We all know it was terrible because there was no star power. ... The person who really is the provocateur to ruin the slam dunk contest was [LeBron James]." —@stephenasmith on why he skipped this year's dunk contest 👀

Chemicals work yes (though I think they’ll only make the water clear🤣 and not “clean”), but the whole pipe network also needs to be changed. I could be wrong but I think the systems currently in place are super old and could possibly pose a health hazard. Yes,No, Maybe?

A Harare man shared two pictures on X and tagged Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume with the caption: “I really wanted to recreate this for this year’s Valentine’s Day, but eeeeeish, I will try again next year.” It appears the man wanted to surprise his wife with a romantic bubble bath decorated with rose petals and candles. Mayor Mafume replied, saying the City of Harare is working on adding a new, strong chemical to clean the water pipes. He said they are confident the water will soon be clear, and water experts will give more information. 📸 @El_Boss_G

@osasuo @IanWright0 This is actually quite sad🤣

Have a listen to Eni Aluko, still on about @IanWright0, and make your own rational conclusions…

@chirembaPT Bruh😂😂😂🔥

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@ProsMarocains Well I thought North Africans aren’t “African”? Can’t help but wonder, if they are not then how come they are affected by “African Beliefs”? But then again if this “African sh*t” worked then surely by now an African country should have won the World Cup. Sit this one down mate🤣

Many people wondered why the ball boys tried to move the towels that was placed near the Senegal goalkeeper’s goal. For viewers outside Africa, it is important to understand that in African football there have been well-known precedents where some teams resort to rituals or symbolic practices, sometimes placing objects near the goal in an attempt to gain a psychological or symbolic advantage. While such acts are not fully acceptable, they were not the main reason for any disruption during the game. The reaction of the ball boys were therefore a preventive and protective gesture, intended to keep the match focused purely on football and free from any external influence. This explanation is meant to clarify the situation for international audiences who may not be familiar with these cultural realities.

@ImadBouklata @ali_naka @CAF_Online @CAF_Media Fans leaving their seats calls for the security official to punch the fan? De-escalation protocols have been applied and failed at that point such that it warrants such a reaction? What happens if the fans react badly? Am assuming that we were watching the same game right?

That video shows a reaction, not the full sequence. The minutes before clearly show supporters leaving their seats, attempting to invade the pitch, and starting altercations with stewards. Context matters. Stadium security intervened to restore order, which is their role. Labelling this as racism without evidence is serious and irresponsible. If any individual is found to have acted unlawfully, steward, supporter, Moroccan or Senegalese ,they will be held accountable. Let’s stick to facts and not turn football into a platform for hatred and division.

A racist Moroccan security guard clearly assaulted a Senegalese 🇸🇳 fan in the stands. This is an open-and-shut case of violence, yet we all know the outcome: nothing will happen to 🇲🇦Federation @CAF_Online @CAF_Media

@PolymarketBlitz sybau

Shedeur Sanders Dillon Gabriel - 1,289 Passing Yards - 937 Passing Yards - 7 Passing TD - 7 Passing TD - 10 INT - 2 INT - 68.5 Passer Rating - 80.8 Passer Rating

@metsbarmby No you lost the game for us, that handball wasn’t even necessary chief! The same goes for Arubi and Divine. Y’all are TRASH! We lose as a team my a$$

Captain Marvelous Nakamba sends his apologies to the nation. #bhoraharinamakuhwa

@Am_Blujay Lunga, Nakamba and Arubi vaisirwa something, allegedly🤣

That was match fixing by Lunga because his paymaster Motsepe is watching in the terraces

@gudoguru_ zvema GATE🤣

Saka senyika tinogonei

Ndikunzwei muchiti hee famba Nakamba😩