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@Zvoutete14 Mamuchimbo financer muchato. Hope it will now get better

Ko hindava musiri kutaura nezvekusagara kuri kuita fuel?. Handisati ndamboona zvakadaro. Kudhura nekusagara🙌🏿

@__Breo__ @thatzambezichic I would love to think he has some condition maybe. Im one of those who never take off caps. In uni i was allowed to write exams wearing one due to some medical reasons.

@thatzambezichic Chibharanzi😂

Cap ndeyeyiko kumuchato. Asi ane musoro unenge waNeyo kani🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Badgenna12356 @hatiperi_wacho @advocatemahere Ive seen people defending a lot of nonsense in the name of a party, some of which they dont benefit from and most part of which they dont even understand

@chief4538291 @hatiperi_wacho @advocatemahere 😂😂😂haaa hausi wa deepisa here🙌🏽

🔸You might want to take these words back. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@BinLadenGully @tamuka_sos79561 I stay at eastval

@chief4538291 @tamuka_sos79561 Uripi

Imagine this is Zvishavane bro 😭😭

@tamuka_sos79561 @BinLadenGully Haaa kuya kurikubhaizika. Kukuda plan

@BinLadenGully Tirimo muMaglas stadium

@Badgenna12356 @hatiperi_wacho @advocatemahere Pama requirements apo i think having no brains qualifies

@hatiperi_wacho @advocatemahere

@kcshaluza @mncedisi_mengu @MacBelts Refer to the quoted image. Its not about what she did to @kcshaluza ,its about the context relative to the attached image

@mncedisi_mengu @MacBelts What did she do to you other than holding a different political view

Thoughts on this

@dideestars Where does gender get in on this???

I think that we “pride” ourselves on culture and respect, especially online whenever it suits us. We suddenly remember African values when policing women, demanding obedience from younger people, or condemning Western influence. But when it comes to extending humanity to someone we politically dislike, those same cultural principles mysteriously disappear. Then the justification becomes.. Well, she did this or she deserved it. That is selective morality dressed in tradition. At some point we need to decide whether our values are real or merely aesthetic and just agree that this our new reality as we engage online and personally.

@IreneTariroWyn I read your message somewhere where you wrote kut she laid her bed, she has to lay on it

I sympathize with Linda's family especially when facing such backlash on social media these things hurts shame when a person lose a loved one what they need is love Linda was a mother to 5 children who depended on her please regerai vakomana for the sake of her family if you had

@ajuzah @BinLadenGully I looked have been following it kubva kwayakabva. Ini ndirikuti ma youths should heed the advice irregardless or whatever side you are on politically. I have been a victim of my own action on some occasions so i say from a point of care, i hope tinobatsirika ne advice

@chief4538291 @BinLadenGully Saka hausi kutarisa kwakatangira nyaya

Hi, my advice to you be careful with politically charged posts online. You are entitled to your views,but social media stays forever & can affect professional opportunities in future. Always express yourself in a respectful & balanced manner that protects your image and career.

@Jamwanda2 @nobiechishyy Mkuru ndaona your cimment saying Ngadziore isnt a leader/doesn't have leadership qualities. We are here witnessing your qualities as a leader. How does it work though?

@nobiechishyy Waida kupuhwa dhora???? Dununu!!!

Mai waiwe nehutsinye awa!! Truth to be told . What a cruel ,self centred person she was !

@ajuzah @BinLadenGully And I'm just saying this advice has nothing to do with pro or anti zanu

@chief4538291 @BinLadenGully Exactly my question,..why is it people start talking of image when they perceive one to be pro ZANU PF not anti ZANU PF?..Isnt it the freedom of expression you fight for everyday🤷

@daddyhope Hi mkoma Hope. Cant you address the Madzibaba issue without making it about yourself. The I part in every post is somehow egocentric

This man, Madzibaba Veshanduko, real name Godfrey Karembera, has sacrificed so much for the democratic cause in Zimbabwe, and has suffered so much. He has been in prison since October 2025, and today he is slowly becoming a forgotten figure in the public discourse of our politics, especially opposition politics. And what is this man’s crime? Printing flyers allegedly carrying the words “No to Corruption.” Prison is a very painful thing and place to be. I was there myself, three times as a political prisoner, and I can tell those who have never experienced it that prison breaks the human spirit. The only thing that keeps you alive mentally is hearing prison officers tell you that people outside are speaking your name, rallying around you, demanding your freedom, remembering your sacrifice. The one thing that destroys a prisoner is hearing those same officers tell you that people have forgotten about you. Every morning, between 6 and 7 a.m., the prison cell gates open. You go outside to bathe in the open, that is if there is water at all. You would have spent the night squeezed into a filthy cell built for eight to 12 people, but carrying around 45 human beings. There is no space to stretch, no dignity, no privacy, no humanity. When one side of your body becomes numb and painful from sleeping on concrete, you cannot even turn around because there is simply no room. You are packed in there like sardines. That is the life this man is living every single day. You go out and are given what is supposed to be food, but it is rubbish. Around 11 a.m., they give you sadza and boiled vegetables without even cooking oil, just salt. Around 1 p.m., they call you for supper. Then at 3 p.m., you are locked back into that overcrowded cage until the next morning at 7 a.m. From 3 in the afternoon until sunrise, you are trapped inside that suffocating cell. If you are not mentally strong, prison will destroy you. If you do not have a strong family support structure, prison will crush you completely. I was telling someone recently that I am one of the very few political prisoners in Zimbabwe who did not need a GoFundMe or public fundraising campaign whilst in prison because I had a very strong family support structure behind me. But this man is the breadwinner in his family, he is the family structure. He is the one who provided for his home. He was taken away while fighting for all of us, and today he suffers in silence. And let us tell the truth today, whether it hurts people or not. This man has been let down. Completely let down. Because of personality cult politics in Zimbabwe, many clowns will defend the silence of their political leaders. Talking about this man's plight keeps his name in the public consciousness, but the leaders are quiet. The truth must be spoken plainly. This man has been abandoned by many of the same people who once celebrated him when he was useful to their politics. Today, even opposition leaders barely mention his name anymore. He has become a forgotten man. And that is why ordinary citizens are no longer willing to put their heads on the chopping block for politics the way many did. People are watching carefully. They can see how political charlatans use citizens as foot soldiers, but when those citizens land in prison, they are dumped and forgotten. This man came out to demonstrate during the Geza days. That was his “crime”. He answered a call because he believed Zimbabwe deserved better. But because he did not answer the call from a particular person due to personality politics, he has been let to rot. People have looked away. It is as if in Zimbabwe the struggle for freedom belongs to a few political individuals, and if you fight outside their shadow, your suffering no longer matters. That poisonous mindset is exactly why Zimbabwe remains a political and moral disaster today. It is why good people rot in prison while opportunists ignore their plight. It is why ZANUPF continues to rule with ease. We are not politically conscious enough to understand a very simple principle, when someone sacrifices their freedom for the people, you stand with them regardless of who they are or which faction they belong to. When they are arrested, you should defend them. When they are hungry, you feed them. When they are broken, you comfort them. When they are forgotten, you remind the nation of their sacrifice. A society that cannot understand something so basic is a society condemned to permanent oppression. And until Zimbabweans learn this lesson, ZANUPF will continue ruling this country until kingdom come. Today, Madzibaba Veshanduko is in my thoughts. Today I reflect on his sacrifice, his pain, his suffering, and his courage. History must record that this man paid a heavy price while many who shouted slogans from safe places moved on with their lives and forgot him. I also want to applaud people like Freeman Chari, who have continued to remind us of this man’s suffering and who have consistently reminded society that when one person suffers while fighting for our collective struggle, that suffering should become the suffering of all of us. That is what solidarity means. It means we do not abandon people once prison gates close behind them. It means we stand with their families, we support their children, we check on their welfare, and we make life a little more bearable for them while they endure the brutality of incarceration on behalf of all of us. A struggle cannot survive if those who sacrifice the most are forgotten the fastest. A nation that abandons its prisoners of conscience abandons its own humanity.

@ajuzah @BinLadenGully I would love to believe that a lot of people say whatever they say, nobody cares. They have their lives already in order. Munya is still a student, he is still young. Thats why these people are trying to help protect his IMAGE

@BinLadenGully Sei advice iyi ichipiwa vanhu vari kufungirwa kuti vava pro-ZANU?We see young guys blasting ZANU PF with vulgar everyday vachiombererwa maoko wani🤷

@PetersonTengen2 @freemanchari Hopefully.

It didn't take me 10 mins to figure these accounts out. Now imagine you apply for a visa to USA for school and they run their more sophisticated tools and link your name to ghost accounts that maybe shared things they don't like. As long as you are ok with the consequences, it's all good!

@Mutsvangwa4 Kobucket hat ye yellow unoiketa here🤣🤣🤣

Mumusoro munenge mune imwe flat base 😅

@TeeJay_e90 Nyangwe akuzvifambira netsoka anongosamganisiswa imomo

Same thing i always tell people who immediately see final destination scenes when i post about my biking hobby. Mota dzinongoitawo ma accidents ari gruesome like this. ZVIRIKO!!

@chakanyuka88 @hr_tadiwanashe @begottensun @lilomatic Life doesn't really work like that. Mwari haasi wekuraini kwenyu

@richsibling @panashedave Owk owk. I was now surprised because in zim you can rock easy without those. You access any building without an ID

@chief4538291 @panashedave No

In Zimbabwe is it possible (like in Western Romcom films) that you can pretend to be a student at any Uni, attending all lectures and even participating in class?😂😂😂