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Douglas Mwonzora demands a secret ballot vote on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3

@shumbakadzi_zim Asi akagara achioneka kuti vane swag cz pic iyo ndeyakare apa vakamecha😍

When grace locates you 😍🔥🔥

@NehandaRadio @nelsonchamisa manyora ne mandate ipi

Open Letter to @NelsonChamisa “If you do something once, it is a decision. If you do it twice, it becomes a habit. But when you do it more than three times, it becomes character.” Dear Nelson, I have known you for 31 years and have always — and still do — consider you a close friend and brother. Back then, there was no MDC opposition party to speak of, no @NehandaRadio, and none of the political prominence that surrounds us today. We were simply ordinary students at Harare Polytechnic trying to find our way in life. Over the years, you have done exceptionally well in rising through the ranks of leadership — from Youth Leader, to Spokesperson, Organising Secretary, ICT Minister during the GNU, Vice President, and eventually President of Zimbabwe’s main opposition movement. Throughout this journey, we developed a clear understanding of professional boundaries and mutual respect. I own and run a media platform that gives space to voices that may either criticise or praise you in equal measure. I have always appreciated the fact that you understood and respected this principle, and never sought to censor our work. In return, I have respected our friendship and never abused our proximity for personal or journalistic advantage. It is therefore deeply disheartening that, 48 hours after a defamatory article was published by Simba Chikanza on ZimEye falsely claiming that I recorded your conversation regarding Advocate Thabani Mpofu (@adv_fulcrum), you have chosen to remain silent and avoid setting the record straight. You are the only person who knows who was on the other side of that phone call. While you have every right to protect the identity of that individual, it is unfair to remain silent while false accusations are being levelled against a long-time friend and colleague. Unfortunately, your silence — as has happened in other matters which I will not get into here — creates a vacuum that people inevitably fill with assumptions and speculation. One cannot entirely blame those who may conclude that your silence suggests some level of complicity in the breeding of these claims. I have engaged you privately and encouraged you to do the right thing because, apart from the interviewer, you are the only other person capable of authenticating the recording and confirming that the person you were speaking to was clearly not me. Yet despite this, you have chosen not to correct the record. That is troubling — not just politically, but personally. Over the years, Simba Chikanza has made defamatory allegations against several people associated with your political space, including @advocatemahere, @PedzisaiRuhanya, Hopewell Chin'ono (@daddyhope), @JamesonTimba and many others. Allowing such falsehoods to continue unchecked has inevitably led many to question whether these attacks are random, or whether there is active encouragement behind the scenes regarding who should be targeted next. There are currently two separate audio controversies being discussed publicly. The first was the Daily News recording in which you were heard criticising your colleague Jameson Timba. The second recording (attached here for purposes of clarity) — the one now falsely linked to me — was not released by the Daily News. It was allegedly leaked by the very person whose identity you appear resolutely determined to protect. That naturally raises difficult questions about why you are prepared to protect that individual at the expense of long-standing friends and comrades. This situation mirrors closely that of another dear friend of mine, Luke Tamborinyoka @luke_tambo). He gave you years of dedication and service, often at great personal sacrifice, yet in 2023 you quietly imposed another candidate in Goromonzi West after Luke had emerged victorious in the much-criticised “Bereka Mwana” voting exercise. Luke narrated his painful experience in an open letter to Domboshava residents, circulated in polling-station-based WhatsApp groups in Domboshava, which we later published on the Nehanda Radio website in July 2023. One could conclude you have a perchant for sabotaging your own friends and comrades, even when they would not in any way have sought any benevolence from you. While your friends and comrades are left exposed, you appear comfortable briefing and confiding in a publisher whom many Zimbabweans consider deeply reckless and unstable. The day you eventually fall out with him, you may come to appreciate the importance of choosing and screening confidants carefully. Should he one day find himself before a court of law (given the many people he has defamed) he may be required to substantiate his allegations and there is every chance he will seek to protect himself by pointing in your direction. You have been warned repeatedly by many people about his conduct and disposition, yet it increasingly appears that you may have found utility in that recklessness because it can easily be weaponised politically against both friends and perceived opponents alike. I could easily have used this letter in anger to retaliate or reveal matters shared in confidence, but I have deliberately chosen not to do so because I still believe in conducting myself professionally and responsibly for the greater good. In 31 years, our phone calls must number in the thousands, and not a single one has ever been recorded by me — something you know better than anyone else. If you ultimately choose not to correct the record, so be it. I am more than capable of defending myself publicly and politically. I am not particularly concerned about what Simba Chikanza writes because, quite frankly, very few serious Zimbabweans consider him credible. My greater concern is your apparent unwillingness to tell the truth on a matter that should be straightforward. What irks me the most is that I never expected this from a friend, a comrade, and a Pastor. God is definitely not in this. Lance Guma Managing Editor Nehanda Radio

@MacBelts 💔 washen

The magistrate has fallen sick and bail ruling now tomorrow. The MO in operation. Sonja to spend another night in jail.

Open Letter to Nelson Chamisa 21 May 2026 “𝐼𝑓 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑑𝑜 𝑠𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑜𝑛𝑐𝑒, 𝑖𝑡 𝑖𝑠 𝑎 𝑑𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛. 𝐼𝑓 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑑𝑜 𝑖𝑡 𝑡𝑤𝑖𝑐𝑒, 𝑖𝑡 𝑏𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑠 𝑎 ℎ𝑎𝑏𝑖𝑡. 𝐵𝑢𝑡 𝑤ℎ𝑒𝑛 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑑𝑜 𝑖𝑡 𝑚𝑜𝑟𝑒 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑛 𝑡ℎ𝑟𝑒𝑒 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒𝑠, 𝑖𝑡 𝑏𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑠 𝑐ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑒𝑟.” Dear Nelson, I have known you for 31 years and have always — and still do — consider you a close friend and brother. Back then, there was no MDC opposition party to speak of, no Nehanda Radio, and none of the political prominence that surrounds us today. We were simply ordinary students at Harare Polytechnic trying to find our way in life. Over the years, you have done exceptionally well in rising through the ranks of leadership — from Youth Leader, to Spokesperson, Organising Secretary, ICT Minister during the GNU, Vice President, and eventually President of Zimbabwe’s main opposition movement. Throughout this journey, we developed a clear understanding of professional boundaries and mutual respect. I own and run a media platform that gives space to voices that may either criticise or praise you in equal measure. I have always appreciated the fact that you understood and respected this principle, and never sought to censor our work. In return, I have respected our friendship and never abused our proximity for personal or journalistic advantage. It is therefore deeply disheartening that, 48 hours after a defamatory article was published by Simba Chikanza on ZimEye falsely claiming that I recorded your conversation regarding Advocate Thabani Mpofu, you have chosen to remain silent and avoid setting the record straight. You are the only person who knows who was on the other side of that phone call. While you have every right to protect the identity of that individual, it is unfair to remain silent while false accusations are being levelled against a long-time friend and colleague. Unfortunately, your silence — as has happened in other matters which I will not get into here — creates a vacuum that people inevitably fill with assumptions and speculation. One cannot entirely blame those who may conclude that your silence suggests some level of complicity in the breeding of these claims. I have engaged you privately and encouraged you to do the right thing because, apart from the interviewer, you are the only other person capable of authenticating the recording and confirming that the person you were speaking to was clearly not me. Yet despite this, you have chosen not to correct the record. That is troubling — not just politically, but personally. Over the years, Simba Chikanza has made defamatory allegations against several people associated with your political space, including Fadzayi Mahere, Pedzisai Ruhanya, Hopewell Chin'ono, Jameson Timba and many others. Allowing such falsehoods to continue unchecked has inevitably led many to question whether these attacks are random, or whether there is active encouragement behind the scenes regarding who should be targeted next. There are currently two separate audio controversies being discussed publicly. The first was the Daily News recording in which you were heard criticising your colleague Jameson Timba. The second recording (attached here for purposes of clarity) — the one now falsely linked to me — was not released by the Daily News. It was allegedly leaked by the very person whose identity you appear resolutely determined to protect. That naturally raises difficult questions about why you are prepared to protect that individual at the expense of long-standing friends and comrades. This situation mirrors closely that of another dear friend of mine, Luke Tamborinyoka. He gave you years of dedication and service, often at great personal sacrifice, yet in 2023 you quietly imposed another candidate in Goromonzi West after Luke had emerged victorious in the much-criticised “Bereka Mwana” voting exercise.

Zimbabwe MPs to vote openly on controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, says Ziyambi

@citezw We need to talk about #CA3. not from a party angle, but as people who sat down and actually read the bill.Because right now the conversation is being hijacked by people on both sides who are more interested in winning an argument than helping ordinary Zimbabweans #CA3BHOOO

@ShamaseI80733 @SirWicknellFans @CMukungunugwa

One day people will finally learn… no one messes with Wicknell Chivayo and wins. So many have tried to bring him down with lies, accusations and endless noise, but history keeps repeating itself. Those who plot against him somehow end up finding themselves on the wrong side of the law while he keeps rising higher and higher. At this point it’s no longer coincidence. That man is blessed beyond ordinary understanding. Protected by grace, covered by a mighty anointing and walking in a destiny that cannot be stopped. A miracle baby. A special soul chosen by the Universe itself. Love him or hate him, one thing remains true: Sir Wicknell continues to prevail while his critics continue to fail ..... @wicknellchivayo

@freemanchari is a thief he uses @PacheduZW and @cdfzim to steal from Zimbabweans until he comes out clean we will not be silent we need answers from you!!

@Dr_Doolittle2 @freemanchari @PacheduZW @cdfzim

@NewsHawksLive The future is yours, the past is ours." — President ED Mnangagwa to the Youth League. Time to deliver visible, impactful results for Zimbabwe! 🇿🇼🔥 #Vision2030

President Emmerson Mnangagwa was stunned yesterday by Zanu PF youths who told him that while his own generational mission was to fight the liberation struggle, as he had said during his address at their national assembly gathering in Harare, theirs was to support Constitutional Amendment Bill N0.3 (CAB3)!

@KMutisi @Bete263 Zvaendwa🇿🇼🤣

ZANU PF is UNITED in support of CAB3… Don’t be misled by self-appointed Social Media surrogates pretending to be speaking on behalf of ZANU PF leaders…

⚫Anglistone Sibanda, convenor of Bulawayo civil society organisation, Constitutional Coalition, speaking on the just-ended 90-day parliamentary public consultation process and what their expectations are.

@Bete263 @Manirufayi @NetsaiDube123 @zanupf_patriots @shumbakadzi_zim @snowballOfficia @CMukungunugwa @TembaMliswa @NewsHawksLive @ZANUPF_Official #CA3Zvaendwa

@Manirufayi @NetsaiDube123 @zanupf_patriots @shumbakadzi_zim @snowballOfficia @CMukungunugwa @TembaMliswa @NewsHawksLive @ZANUPF_Official Let's follow the law. Not zvemusoro wako Mr Bonga

Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi vati Party hakuna anotengesa #CA3 yasvika kumvura yacheka makumbo. Kune vaifunga kutengesa hanzi Regerai!!! @zanupf_patriots @shumbakadzi_zim @Bete263 @snowballOfficia

@ShamaseI80733 @SirWicknellFans @CMukungunugwa @enkudheni

We spend so much time celebrating Sir Wicknell Chivayo, his success, his generosity, and his unstoppable energy… but today, I want to take a moment to recognize the woman beside the giant ... Behind every powerful man is a strong, patient, and supportive woman holding things together when the cameras are off. A woman who brings peace, loyalty, wisdom, and love into the life of a man carrying great responsibility. Today we celebrate Mrs Chivayo for being a wonderful woman, for standing beside the big boss, for taking care of Sir Wicknell, and for being part of the strength behind the empire Great men are rarely built alone. Respect to the Queen behind the Mbinga ..... @wicknellchivayo

@shumbakadzi_zim He is pyscho

This man is not mentally stable. I don't think he was mentally fit to even stand trial. This is disturbing 💔

Haana Dementia uyu. Musamunzwire tsitsi. Anozviitisa.

@CMukungunugwa @snowballOfficia

ZANU PF is taking good care of its social media cadres. Meet Cde Snowball, @snowballOfficia, flexing in China.🇨🇳

@JMafume @bla_bidza @GeoPomonaZW Saka kumirira bla_ bidza vataure?? cbd is chaotic esp manheru and morning haa shandai

@bla_bidza We will work on the bins previously they become illegal dump sites as private companies from out of town would dump there .We will discuss with @GeoPomonaZW on how to create a workable system in the CBD.

Yesterday in Harare’s city centre, I watched a vendor finish the last sip of his drink and casually throw the plastic bottle onto the pavement right in front of me. To his surprise, and that of the other vendors nearby, I picked it up and told him to dispose of it properly in a bin. I then walked through several streets searching for a rubbish bin to throw it away, but I could not find a single one. Mayor @JMafume, the city urgently needs more bins along the pavements, and they must be emptied regularly throughout the day. Clean cities are built through both public responsibility and proper municipal infrastructure.