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Tierra Viva is not just a residence; it's a gateway to a world of endless possibilities. Nestled amidst the scenic hills of Benahavís, Costa del Sol. #TierraViva #LuxuryLiving #UnforgettableExperiences

I am Nigerian, and right now my dream is bigger than me. Only about 4.5% of medical literature globally are represented on Black skin. That means millions of Black patients are learning from systems that barely look like them. Medical students study diseases on skin tones that are not their own. Doctors are trained with visual references that often fail Black bodies. That gap has consequences. So I am deciding to build towards changing it. I’m starting with a book. But the larger vision is far beyond that. I want to help build software and medical visualization tools that make Black medical representation impossible to ignore. This is not just about diversity aesthetics, this is about accuracy, education, visibility and better healthcare outcomes. One day, I want a Black child studying medicine anywhere on earth to see themselves fully represented in what they learn. And I believe we can build that future.

@matinyarare @HaniFactor Your portfolio is impressive.

@HaniFactor I work for my money. You see me going to Nigeria, Congo, Rwanda and AU. What do you think I am doing there? Check my client list. frontlinestrat.co.za

My brother, Wicknell shows off too much. As a result he sends many sensitive videos to people without realising that those videos could destroy nations, our leaders and him. Ask him who he was with in this video and who he sent this video to, and whether he understands the damage this video he sent while threatening someone could do. If I wanted to destroy Wicknell, I could, but I don’t want to destroy Wicknell. He is my country man and the relationships he is jeopardising while threatening people are important to me and our nation. Regai vakomana, Regai!

Common Reactionary Arguments & Revolutionary Responses

𝗜𝗦 𝗔 𝗣𝗢𝗪𝗘𝗥 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚? How are we Zimbabweans acting like everything is normal after our President left the country unannounced in the middle of the night and without being sent off by his Vice Presidents? And all this coming after President Ramaphosa also undertook an inexplicable emergency visit to Zimbabwe last weekend. Even more concerning is the acting President has not spoken to the nation to give us clarity. Nothing is normal about what is happening in Zimbabwe. So it’s clear that either a power transition is happening or the President is not well. But if the President wasn’t well, the nation should be told. Something huge is going on or we no longer have a sane government.

@Shadaya_Knight Drake = simple minds, easy to grasp lyrics Kendrick= Poetry/Art

Think what eats up the Kendrick Lamar fanbase is the same thing with the Lionel Messi fan base Despite Kendrick "winning" the beef, racking multiple awards & doing "real rap". Just like Messi winning the World Cup, multiple Balon D'ors & being "naturally talented" whatever the fvck that means And somehow Drake is more popular, outsells, dominates streams and the masses consider him a GOAT. Just like Cristiano Ronaldo, is more popular, people follow whatever League he plays & considered the GOAT That's the thing about life, it's not fair, you can't force people to love you

What happened to the Tribal Trust Lands post independence under Zanu PF? Where they abolished and people resettled or that is what you still call kumusha? Where the TTLs developed? Did @ZANUPF_Official give any of the TTLs dwellers land during the chaotic land reform? Did the villagers receive and land under Land Reform or farming inputs under Farm Mechanisation Programme and Command Agruculture 2015? Kwanayi imi

Zimbabwean citizens need to know that Rhodesian government was in power for 15 years only with an economic growth of 7% per annum despite a civil war and sanctions. They were the only nation to undergo industrial and agricultural revolution concurrently and left a robust economy, strong fiscal system and was then-breadbasket of the region. They achieved rapid industrialisation and agrarian revolution resulting in the establishment of Tobacco Marketing Board with the world’s largest tobacco auction floors, Grain Marketing Board, Dairiboard Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, David Whitehead textiles, Cold Storage Commission, Salisbury Passengers Company (later ZUPCO) , Air Rhodesia (later Air Zimbabwe), Rhodesian Railway (later NRZ) and many others. They left Zimbabwe as world number one tobacco producers, top ten beef exporter, top ten gold producer, number one nickel and chrome producer, copper and iron producer, best infrastructure development and Africa’s best road network despite sanctions and a war!! They left grain silos full of grain in Centenary, Banket, Lions Den and scattered throughout the country only for the nation to find out they had been emptied when famine visited the nation in 1992 by @ZANUPF_Official Kumbirai Kangai and GMB officials. No one was arrested. Needless to say that @zanupf_patriots ran those parastatals to the ground and some to comatose point and the bread basket of Southern Africa was turned into an empty basket case. They inherited Africa’ best urban transport system and renamed it ZUPCO and ran it into the ground. In 2019 @edmnangagwa announced the introduction of 500 buses to replace the fleet and only 200 were “delivered” never to be seen again on the road and the balance was never delivered. They inherited the best air fleet and aircraft’s but today its a very sad state of the matter. We are not saying let us go back to Rhodesia but simply stating that Zanu PF is synonymous with failure and do not deserve a term extension The CIA link below details how Rhodesians fought sanctions and made it cia.gov/readingroom/do… @advocatemahere @TrevorNcube @bbmhlanga @BlessedGeza @HeraldZimbabwe @ChronicleZim @Studio7VOA @NehandaRadio @toneo1st @IanSmiththe3rd @LynneStactia @mailandguardian @thestandardzim @VOANews @ChangeRadioZW @peterndoro @Sophie_Mokoena @DIRCO_ZA

#notocab3 Term limits are designed for good leadership and orderly transition of power. When they are respected, they protect stability,,,,,,,,but when they are ignored, institutions weaken and citizens carry the cost. In Zimbabwe, the reality on the ground is already severe. Nearly 50% of citizens live in extreme poverty and the economy is under continuous strain what many describe as a nation in an “intensive care unit.” From there, the concern becomes structural and political First a state under prolonged economic crisis begins to lose public trust. Poverty deepens, unemployment rise and survival replaces opportunity for millions. Second, when governance becomes increasingly militarised and political competition is constrained, institutions risk shifting from public service to political protection mechanisms. Third, in such conditions allegations of corruption and weak accountability intensify especially around key national resources like gold and other state revenues, where reports of large-scale losses have been widely debated in public discourse. Fourth, with reforms such as CAB 3 being pushed through without broad consensus, many citizens fear the long-term direction of constitutional order and whether checks and balances remain strong. The projected outcome, if these trends continue, is not stability but escalation deeper economic distress, increased migration and further erosion of public confidence in state institutions. Ultimately, the central question being raised is simple…….if systems of accountability are weakened today, what safeguards will exist tomorrow????? This is not about individuals alone but it is about the trajectory of a state, its economy and its people’s future.

Zimbabwean citizens deserves to know that Zimbabwe was paid compensation for the DRC war through mining concessions, timber and forestry deals but the money and minerals were looted by @ZANUPF_Official, @edmnangagwa who was ZanuPF Secretary of Finance responsible for all Zanu PF companies and financial activities. Zimbabwe through a front consortium Cosleg (a joint venture between Kabilas company Comiex-Africa and Operation Sovereign Legitimacy the ZDF wing) headed by Billy Rautenbach through his company Ridgepoint were awarded several mining concessions as compensation for the war losses. The money never made it home. Emmerson Mnangagwa used his power as ZanuPF Chief Administrator and established various shelf companies in Mauritius and was fronted by General Zvinavashe who was given logistics business, General Sibusiso Moyo was placed under Gecamines to loot diamonds, John Bredenkamp to provide military hardware, food and resources to Kabila’s army and all proceeds were banked offshore. DRC proceeds and the concealing of the theft claimed the lives of Moven Mahachi the then defence minister, General Zvinavashe and John Bredenkamp who had by then fled to United Kingdom after demanding his cut and got threatened. This is the reason why Billy Rautenbach was given a monopoly over ethanol blending in Zimbabwe. He is just a Cosleg, Zanu PF and ED Front. Zanu PF owned Socebo in DRC which was given 33 million hectares of timber land and the proceeds never made it to the national fiscus. DRC misadventures later claimed the lives of several ministers and army generals and the original Cosleg Board members who remain are Rautenbach, ED and Chiwenga. The rest are gone. Zimbabwe lost over USD500 million on DRC war which Mugabe stole from the IMF SDR rights and went to war without consulting the parliament. ED was a key player and still is on the DRC matter and certainly does not deserve a term extension. NO TO #CAB3 @MadzivaNehemiah @LynneStactia @IanSmiththe3rd @advocatemahere @Zimpapers @zimlive @bbmhlanga @BlessedGeza @nelsonchamisa @TrevorNcube @ibbosnr @SAPESTrust10 @ChangeRadioZW @Studio7VOA @NehandaRadio @kerinamujati @zimbabweyauya @MacBelts @MJairosi

@nickmangwana If ZANU PF is not careful there might be a foreign element to initiating #CAB3. This is a playbook that has repeatedly played out in many African countries that hv been destabilised . If noone is doing a forensic audit of these accounts supporting #CAB3. It might be engineered

IT JUST GETS BETTER  1 Chief Justice - Female  2. Prosecutor General -Female  3. Attorney General -Female  4. Permanent secretary -Female 5. Judge president - Female  6. Chief magistrate -Female  ED Sando Dzega🔨

Chaos at Downing Street! The irony is sharp and the record must note it: a government too consumed by the consequences of its own democratic collapse to receive a petition from the Zimbabwean diaspora about a constitutional coup and transnational repression on British soil.

Zimbabwean citizens need to know that it took only five years for the Rhodesian government to construct Africa’s largest inland man-made dam in 1955 which continue to be a major source of electricity generation and a major tourism hub 80 years later. It took @ZanuPF 16 years plus a flooding disaster in 2014 to complete the construction of Tokwe Mukosi dam whose planning was done by the Rhodesian before 1980 only for them to begin construction in 1998. This is despite the fact that from 1985 @ZANUPF_Official made annual budgetary allocation toward the dam construction but was eventually finished by an Italian Engineering company which was paid USD250million from a new funding by RBZ. Money was stolen. To date Tokwe Mukosi does not generate electricity despite a further USD7 million allocation for a 15 megawatt plant. 56 years later. Zambezi Water Project which was planned before independence together with Gwayi Shangaani dam only commenced in 2004 and is incomplete to date despite a USD600 million allocation. Matebeleland is still battling water problems 56 years after independence. @edmnangagwa made a further allocation of USD25 million in 2026 and still the project is incomplete. Though planned in 1990, Kunzvi Dam construction only began in 2021. It was allocated USD259 million by RBZ but work did not commence. The work was re-tendered and got handed over to the Chinese for USD109 million on Build and Operate Basis in 2022. To date Kunzvi Dam construction is not yet complete. We can talk of many other projects but the bottom line is @ZANUPF_Official never start something they can finish. They only take over, renovate and rename!! No to #CAB3 @SAPESTrust10 @ibbosnr @TrevorNcube @advocatemahere @nelsonchamisa @nickmangwana @matinyarare @toneo1st @IanSmiththe3rd @jahman_adamski @LynneStactia @CCCZimbabwe @peterndoro @Sophie_Mokoena @NehandaRadio @Studio7VOA @ChangeRadioZW @HeraldZimbabwe @mailandguardian @ChronicleZim

@FabrizioRomano I wish Carrick will make room for him and Chido in the first team within the next 2 seasons

🚨⭐️ Man United gem JJ Gabriel wins U18 Premier League Player of the Season Award… at 15 years old. 🏆 26 G/A in 23 games for Man United talent.

@Bablowj91 @UTDTrey @TGPrime41 I am utd & agree with you 💯

I told some man utd fans that they just want to use carrick for survival purposes. They know carrick play the old style of football and that’s definitely good enough to revive the team and then move to more balanced team later. I will say Other big teams are ahead of Man utd in restructuring if u ask me.

I’m still very worried about Carrick’s appointment, I just want someone we can build with and win trophies. Tired of sacking managers. I’m not entirely sure but all we can do is back him. COME ON CARRICK❤️

@dereckgoto Small boy, Gukurahundi was exactly "extermination, torture, ethnic cleansing, and systematic mass atrocities against civilian populations". And it was orchestrated by the very one you worship, Emmerson Mnangagwa. Wasn't shy to specifically mention "Ndebele" people.

@BaShonaBaShona @wicknellchivayo @HonSakupwanyaK

In Zimbabwe, we have our own business people who support our President's vision. Well done, Dr. Tagwirei, Madzibaba @wicknellchivayo, and Shumba @HonSakupwanyaK.

𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗠𝗨𝗡𝗛𝗨𝗠𝗨𝗧𝗔𝗣𝗔 𝗪𝗜𝗟𝗟 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗣 𝗗𝗢𝗪𝗡 𝗜𝗡 𝟮𝟬𝟯𝟬. Did you know that there is nowhere in the CAB3 Bill that says President Mnangagwa will only serve an extra 2 years and leave office in 2030? So there is nothing in our law or Constitution that will compel President Mnangagwa to leave office in 2030. This means that if CAB3 is passed this year before September, once the Constitution is amended, President Mnangagwa may start a 7-year term that runs until 2033. He can even go beyond that considering that Chinamasa has said the President has not yet started his term because he has not been in office for 3 years. Chinamasa also said the five years—which would become seven if CAB3 passes—will not count as a term limit. That means the seven years can be extended again by Parliament in 2033, without a referendum. I know many people think Kuda Tagwirei will be President after 2030, but that’s unlikely. President Mnangagwa has already taken the title “King Munhumutapa,” and he wants to pass the baton to his son, the Prince and not a stranger.

@michaelevknight Capitalism actually works, but it has been hijacked and perveted for what it stands for. Nowadays bias by governments towards a few elite is masqueraded as capitalism. Look at the current USA capital access market, it has been rigged by a few for their kin & folks

Mike is correct.