Oom Ray.

United we can defeat Corona..but stubborn and divided it conquers us.

@Joe__Bassey Mugabe the second loading..he doesn't want to go @edmnangagwa yet his people are all flocking to neighbouring countries.

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Moves to Scrap Direct Presidential Elections, as Parliament Would Choose the President.

Jesus wanted to save the world but he was denied permission,he was betrayed and crucified.. Same as what is happening to the @EFFSouthAfrica @EFF_Cape_Metro @EFF_FreeState president..the enemy knows what he can do to free a colonized mass..

@matinyarare Well said..

𝗠𝗡𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗔𝗚𝗪𝗔 𝗜𝗦 𝗦𝗢𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗦𝗘𝗘𝗗𝗦 𝗢𝗙 𝗛𝗜𝗦 𝗢𝗪𝗡 𝗗𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗦𝗘. Bete, under normal circumstances I would agree with you. However, in this case, over the past few months, I have been warning that President Mnangagwa is creating his own demise by undertaking the 2030 constitutional amendment, to stay in power instead of passing the baton. You see, President Mnangagwa has enjoyed a lot of goodwill from the East, the West, and internal stakeholders. Foreigners believed that he would be a departure from Mugabe, allowing both blocs (West and East) to do good business in Zimbabwe, albeit with each trying to get a monopoly. Local business people believed that he would open up space for meritocracy based wealth creation, while his political supporters expected rewards and political elites believed that he would pass the baton to those who enabled him to remove Mugabe, when his time was up. This is why, despite the coup and the shootings of protesters in 2018, everyone looked aside to pave his way, anticipating mutually beneficial business. This culminated in local and foreign investment increasing, the opening up of credit lines, easier trade conditions—even under sanctions—and the eventual removal of sanctions. All these were the ultimate confirmation of internal and Western support for the Mnangagwa administration. However, while the West reached out to his administration for access to minerals, and locals sought economic opportunities with his administration and political allies sought rewards, he continued to grant government-sanctioned opportunities to the Chinese and a small circle of business elites around him at the exclusion of most. This culminated in him publicising his rejection of Trump’s propositions to access Zimbabwe’s minerals through a health package and it also saw him halting the export of raw minerals, which pushed lithium prices up dramatically. This would not entirely be a bad idea, if only his government were not violating human rights by closing down democratic space, weakening the opposition, and arbitrarily arresting those opposing his bid—all while using state institutions to enrich a few who now want to use their wealth to succeed him and keep power within his camp. This has resulted in the West losing its tools—civil society organisations and the opposition—to influence politics in the country, destroying the chances of someone else ascending to give more favourable terms to them. Meanwhile, internally, doors have been shut on businesspeople and political actors who supported the President, as a result only the inner circle is eating. Those who were meant to succeed him are now seeing the door close as he seeks to stay in power indefinitely. Consequently, by excluding others from the trough and then attempting to stay in power by suppressing dissent through human rights violations—confirmed by the Chapter 12 institution (Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission), whose leadership he appointed—President Mnangagwa has created a convergence of foreign and internal interests who now have a justified basis to remove him in a 2017 style internal regime change coup. He has made the same mistake Mugabe made by not sticking to the succession plan agreed upon and eating alone, but his is only ten times worse.

@galdubsart1h @BBCAfrica Their president is @nelsonchamisa it's not like the world doesn't know that @edmnangagwa rigged the election to be where he is..he has nothing to offer for the citizens you can ask @advocatemahere .

@chiefmringo @BBCAfrica I hope you guys get a third president soon, I heard douglas corlart got attacked a week ago by a ZANU PF member.

Fears are growing among Zimbabwe’s opposition that the ruling Zanu-PF is attempting a power grab through proposed constitutional changes that would let parliament elect the president and extend the term from five to seven years. bbc.in/3Q75vj5

When you have guys to serve the people and bury corruption..

I would like to thank premier Panyaza Lusufi's dedication and commitment to save the masses.. He has chosen an @EFFSouthAfrica member Dunga to serve the people of Gauteng,he believes in service delivery not corruption..he puts people first. He knows that EFF puts people first.

[BREAKING NEWS] Busisiwe Mkhwebane Has been Fired as MK Party Leader in Mpumalanga‼️‼️‼️ We Told them We will be there! This is the day that the Lord has done, Let us rejoice & be glad in it! Someone please Tag The Wife, David Mkhwebane! Gwaza Mkhonto Gwaza!🤙🏾

@Dbnhun_123 No I can't,I want all of them.

Pick one

@galdubsart1h @BBCAfrica So as his successor who now wants to go to 2030..

@chiefmringo @BBCAfrica Mugabe was a dictator

@daddyhope Please if possible direct this message to @edmnangagwa We have noticed bokufana no @advocatemahere @JobSikhala1 and many civil rights groups opposing this idea.. It's sad how Mnangagwa is slowly fitting into Mugabe's shoes..

Cyril Ramaphosa has secured South Africa a pass through the Strait of Hormuz, a move that echoes Nelson Mandela’s doctrine that “your enemies are not our enemies,” affirming an independent foreign policy rooted in national interest.

When I open my account I see fighters. When I scroll up I see fighters. When i scroll down up I see fighters. Is fighters all over my X-account♥️♥️♥️. Blood is thicker than water✊ The red family✊

I need 200 fighters to follow today. Let's go ❤️🖤💚

@KMutisi @edmnangagwa A few months later .

Zimbabweans are LOVING the new ZiG notes… And yes, they got them from ATMs… And Yes, President @edmnangagwa returned the pride & dignity of Zimbabweans by re-introducing the local currency…. ED2030 Woye 🔥🔥🔥🔥

90% of men have to drink alcohol before having s*x with their partner 🤦 True or false

Plan to scrap presidential elections puts Zimbabweans at loggerheads bbc.in/4v7kVE2

@advocatemahere @wicknellchivayo The Mangwana guy is praying for the next meal,so don't blame him

🔸Zvii? Nobody will touch zvimari zvenyu izvo - including your own passport office and fuel companies that your own people run. @wicknellchivayo chaiye haambofe akapa chero ani zvimari izvozvo. Waste of printing money chaiyo. Hameno kuti munoitirei nharo. You also defending the last round of rubbish notes and you were left with egg on your face. It’s a mess. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@BBCAfrica @SANDEJAQ One thing I can assure everyone is that Mnangagwa won't be president after his term ends in 2028! We will do everything to stop him. If it means war, we are ready!

@BBCAfrica Democr@zy is not working in Africa

These days Men do 1 round and finish 🤣🤣🥳, wtf is this????