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@athenkosi591 No truth is better than this he is correct

🔴CiC We will not get tired : " These people are already here, marching day and night will not solve the problem, Home Affairs must take responsibility, police must take responsibility, lastly the world is changing whether we like it or not, Africa will be integrated. You think Infront of you feet comrades🤧🤧

@BhudhiGhivhi that is when a product is produced without looking into important parameters like desirability

➡️ Aaah... As a seasoned entrepreneurship coach who has worked with clients across the globe, I can give a couple of immediate observations to this "food scientist" selling #Biscuits4ED: 1. That BAG containing the biscuits is a product FAIL. If it's that difficult just to open the bag alone, not only is it embarrassing - people won't buy it regularly, no matter how delicious the biscuits are. Get the basics right. Access should be convenient and easy. 2. The biscuits are too hard. That's a dealbreaker. ED and Cyril both have obvious difficulty chewing the product. You shouldn't have to risk breaking a tooth to enjoy a product. See how ED looks like he's chewing the CUD, like a ruminant. 🐮 🤷🏾‍♂️ The product is a BUST. Go back to the planning lab and make the necessary adjustments. 👍🏾

@PempheroMphande ignoring the procedures of the law speaks more volume about the man uttering nonsense. Him and his right hemisphere are miles away from each other, a slave of himself wondering such people are available.

Proud of this Malawian guy for standing up to uneducated Xenophobe Ngizwe. This is a businessman man from Malawi who will spend money in SA and contribute to the economy that fools like Ngizwe contribute nothing to. We need more brave people like man!

@advocatemahere @nickmangwana 😂😂😂😂😂

🔸Good day @nickmangwana, What is this? We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@TrevorNcube When one create extractive instituion the end result is either the elite will try to usurp power or will create policies that suits them, the emissary and his master

Towards the end of Robert Mugabe’s rule, Zimbabweans witnessed widespread celebration from the so-called G40 faction, which was confident it had the succession fight in the bag. Led by Grace Mugabe, the faction included Saviour “Tyson” Kasukuwere, Jonathan Moyo and Patrick Zhuwao, et al. They insulted all and sundry, including the military leadership. Now, in 2026, Zimbabweans are witnessing an uncannily identical script. Leading the celebration this time is a group that has become filthy rich through its proximity to President Mnangagwa — Kudakwashe Tagwirei, Paul Tungwarara, Scott Sakupwanya and Wicknell Chivayo, et al. They are confident they have clinched the Constitutional Amendment that will pave the way for Tagwirei to take over. The G40’s ambitions for power had nothing to do with the People’s Agenda, and neither do those of this primitive accumulation gang. The power grab is an opportunity to protect and expand their business interests , not an inspirational vision for a new Zimbabwe. In both instances, George Charamba and Christopher Mutsvangwa linger on the sidelines. Your guess is as good as mine as to how this will end. My prayer is that of the Psalmist: “He will repay them for their sins and destroy them for their wickedness; the Lord our God will destroy them.” (Psalm 94:23) God is Sovereign over this nation. He will not be mocked by the wicked.

Ukaona munyika mazara ma constitutional lawyers vasina kana vambobvira vaita law yacho woziva kuti dzidzo yenyika yaparara. Tiza nohupenyu hwako. RETWEET for awareness.

@nickmangwana Is it with the exception of you?

“CIVIL SERVANTS are set to begin receiving their revised salaries starting Tuesday, with uniformed forces expected to be the first to benefit as the Government begins implementing the new remuneration structure” heraldonline.co.zw/civil-servants…

@snowballOfficia i made my first million dollar after having invested $6000 its possible only when its addressing people's problems. stacks are highier

Elder Tagwirei often recalls the turning point that set him on the path to building his energy empire. In 2002, shortly after being retrenched, he set out for South Africa with his wife, Sandra, in a modest car. The couple endured a grueling 12-hour wait at the border, and it was in that long queue that inspiration struck—he envisioned creating his own fuel company. With just USD $7,000, he purchased 15,000 litres of fuel to begin his venture. Driven by determination, he later made the bold decision to sell his house, worth about USD $40,000, to expand the business. That sacrifice marked the foundation of what would grow into a significant enterprise in the energy sector.

@advocatemahere Darkness cannot recognise light, only light can recognise light so don’t believe light is outside you or some form of sorts

🔸Nothing can ever persuade me that mota inemabharuma nekushambadza munhu kudaro is an act of kindness under these circumstances. Mukapa makanyarara munofa here? And what’s this summoning munhu afirwa kuti huya utore chema? Hazvina hunhu to be honest. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@advocatemahere @nickmangwana Thinking and consciousness are not the same thing thinking is a small portion of consciousness oftentimes we think, we have many empty craniums

🔸Good day @nickmangwana, For your own sake, I encourage you to think carefully before you post, especially when it comes to matters where you’re visibly out of your depth. If you do not know why interviews for judges were introduced, keep quiet until you gain the necessary understanding to make a cogent argument. Coming to your unbridled attack: 1. Who nominated a criminal to be a judge? Which judge are you saying is a criminal? On what basis do you make such a damning and defamatory claim? Can you produce any evidence to support this wild assertion? 2. Are you aware that calling judges “criminals” constitutes contempt of court, which is in itself a criminal offence? @PoliceZimbabwe please investigate. 3. Do you know that the judges you are labeling “criminals” were appointed by @edmnangagwa? Are you suggesting that he appointed criminals? Hopefully, the @JSCZim will call you to order because you should know better than to use your official handle to tell the public that our judiciary is made of criminals. What an embarrassment. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@ZEZURUROCKSTAR @begottensun i would have suggested you to diminufy the meaning of TALENT and make it clear, the meaning of EGO remember these metaphors limit our explicity to understanding, the panoply is colossal in many. Our main impediment in human is we prisoners of expectations and pusillanimous

Spoke to the @begottensun and he said ego is why Zimbabwean politics keeps failing. Too many big men, not enough big ideas. Everyone wants to lead, nobody wants to serve.

@Jamwanda2 they just need to make a canal just like suez canal in Egypt

VABVUMA!!! IRAN HAS JUST GAINED A WEAPON FAR STRONGER THAN NUCLEAR: THE COMPLETE CONTROL OF HORMUZI STRAIGHT!!!!

@ZANUPF_Official @marapira_farai if it is inclusive then it should

CAB3 DESIGNED TO SOLVE STRUCTURAL ISSUES WE HAVE BEEN HAVING AS A COUNTRY

@cozwva ego driven

"Stop murmuring, keep quite, focus on your life & work. Move forward, thus what i do" Said, Elder Dr Kudakwashe Regmond Tagwirei preaching at Seventh Day Adventist Church last Saturday.

@hazelwekwagondo @tembo_shephard @LLP_ZW @TanakaaGumbo @Chivhuu @INFODESKMID @CMufana37063 @Trabablas005 @MairosiWatungwa @ChambatiLevison @Sparta2023 A paper printed as money represent trust and value, if it does not then its of least value except for it being a paper decorated with numbers money speaks more language than we know

This coming Tuesday is a big day for Zimbabwe and every citizen has every reason to celebrate because the RBZ will release the new ZiG notes, that is, ZiG10, ZiG20 and ZiG50 into circulation. The introduction of bigger ZIG denominations is a shot in the arm and is set to further strengthen our macroeconomic stability because, - these new notes have brand new designs, improved durability and more security features. - ⁠the RBZ has achieved single digit local currency inflation of 4.1% for the 1st time in 30 years. - the exchange rate has remained stable i n 2 0 2 5 between ZiG25-27 per US$ and parallel market premium contained below 20%. Many thanks to the government of Zimbabwe led by our hardworking President @edmnangagwa, the Ministry of Finance, the RBZ and other stakeholders for establishing this vibrant, durable and stronger currency which has been augmenting stability and economic growth. With these monetary measures in place, ZIG might emerge as one of the strongest currencies in Africa by 2030. #ZIGBHOO #EDBHOOO #EDWORKS

@Vumani3791 @nickmangwana @ReserveBankZIM they lack the basics of the process a continuum of doing things that does not bring in desirability is a clear signal of self serving biases mental sickness

The introduction of new banknotes, such as the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), without addressing the underlying economic and fiscal problems, is largely cosmetic, changing the appearance of money without restoring its value, credibility, or purchasing power, Zimbabwe’s repeated currency rollouts—from the Zimbabwean dollar to bond notes, RTGS balances, and now ZiG demonstrate a government that prioritizes optics over real reform, ordinary citizens were locked out of banking and mobile money systems during transitions, unable to access basic necessities, while inflationary pressures and arbitrage eroded savings and public trust, over 80% of transactions remain in hard currencies like the US dollar, and the Zimbabwean unit is not accepted internationally, limiting trade, investment, and cross-border transactions, yet despite this failure to stabilize the economy, President Mnangagwa and his kleptocratic ministers propose sweeping constitutional amendments under 2030 CAB3, a process already marred by managed participation, exclusion, and intimidation of dissenting voices, any approval under these conditions would be illegitimate, currency instability and mismanagement make it clear that the government cannot be trusted to handle national reform responsibly, market chaos triggered by the ZiG rollout, inflated prices, and persistent skepticism among citizens show that new notes alone do not resolve structural problems, and cosmetic currency changes cannot substitute for fiscal discipline, credible monetary policy, or institutional accountability, granting further executive powers through CAB3 to an administration already incapable of restoring economic stability risks consolidating authority in a system rife with corruption, misappropriation, and weak oversight, a constitution should safeguard citizens, enforce transparency, and maintain checks and balances, yet Mnangagwa’s government has repeatedly undermined these principles, mismanaged resources, destabilized markets, and excluded ordinary people from decision-making, opposition to CAB3 is therefore not merely political but a defense of constitutional integrity, economic stability, and public protection, Zimbabweans have endured currency collapse, market disruption, and systemic exclusion, and approving a framework that strengthens the executive while leaving economic mismanagement unaddressed would worsen these crises, new banknotes without structural reform are symbolic at best, leaving citizens to navigate volatile prices, arbitrary exchange rates, and financial exclusion, while international actors continue to distrust the domestic currency, the rollout of ZiG illustrates that without credible monetary policy, fiscal restraint, and transparent governance, cosmetic changes to currency cannot restore confidence or purchasing power, and merging this with CAB3, it becomes clear that Zimbabwe faces both economic and political crises, granting unchecked power to an incompetent and kleptocratic leadership, the future of the nation depends on resisting proposals that amplify executive control while leaving structural economic failure unresolved, insisting instead on reforms that genuinely stabilize currency, restore market confidence, and uphold democratic accountability.#Noto2030

“COMMERCIAL banks will begin disbursing new Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) notes for public use from Tuesday, with the @ReserveBankZIM Reserve saying it has provided sufficient currency to meet demand.” heraldonline.co.zw/new-zig-notes-…

@NewsHawksLive here is the the place where they build ko Bulawayo in KZN

At least 204 years since their ancestors, King Shaka and King Mzilikazi, who helped each other build the Zulu Kingdom in South Africa last met as they split over power, influence and spoils of military raids, current Zulu King MisuZulu KaZwelithini (right) and King Bulelani KaLobengula Khumalo (left) of the Ndebele (Zimbabwe - not South Africa) have now finally restored their ancestral, cultural, warm, friendly, and harmonious relations to preserve their heritage and establish modern ties for mutual cooperation in different spheres of life. MisuZulu is a descendant of the line of Shaka's half-brothers which includes Kings Dingane, Mpande, Cetshwayo, Zwelithini and others. Bulelani is a descendant of King Lobengula and his father Mzilikazi KaMashobane.

@drDendere US galon is 3.78 litres

U.S fuel for comparison $5 per gallon 1 gallon =4 liters 4 liters for $5 Might be cheapest in the world.

@shonapapi being part of feudalism

Honestly why are all the rich gurus supporting the Bill No 3 to That extent?

@THESTATENEWSS the cost of building runways in every distance will it make sense

JUST IN — Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama’s private jet is being converted into an air ambulance for public use. The aircraft departed Ghana on April 3, 2026, to be equipped with life-support systems for emergency medical response.