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What is the number... ? Only 1% will succeed

@advocatemahere Isu tirive svupu....and for that reason I give King a generous 5/10...

🔸Objection King, how can you give full marks when all possible chlorophyll has been drained out of the veggies? Why are you saying there’s precision in the plating when the sadza lump isn’t round? It’s like they didn’t use a mugwaku. It has cracks. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@ThaboMakwakwa @NelsonMandela For sure

Let's be honest, Naledi Pandor is Presidential Material

@TrevorNcube Congratulations, and God bless you both

“He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favour from God.” Proverbs 18:22 23 years ago, She who must be loved, adored, feared and respected said yes to my marriage proposal. Choosing a life partner is perhaps one of the most important decisions that we all have to face in our life time. God chose Nyaradzo for me and l am eternally grateful. Nyaradzo is a dependable friend, reliable confidant, trusted soulmate and loving wife.

@SandraJayn @Khu_Ntshavheni @mark_wuger @afriforum Requested!!!? Does the mountain come to Mohammed? "Legalized theft" was learnt from preceeding "governments"

@Khu_Ntshavheni @mark_wuger You’re a rotten liar. Racist laws and “legalized theft” are not globally accepted nor have you been prepared to meet with @afriforum when requested to do so.

📌 In Relation to Afriforum : “We are not going to make some people peace time hero’s , if they don’t like South Africa and the efforts of government on redressing the inequalities of the past , they should take President Trump on his offer and resettle in the United States and stop peddling lies “

@Bhonzo12 @mark_wuger @Khu_Ntshavheni @GovernmentZA We Zimbos are here with advise and blueprint strategies for such situations...

@mark_wuger @Khu_Ntshavheni @GovernmentZA Land first papa. Your kind refused to engaged when you were offered. I still don't understand why white people think that land reform is such a bad thing. Any way it's going to happen one way or the other . Ask the descendants of Ian Smith.

@davetendai @tawandan1 The generosity of sharing lived experiences is seldom surpassed...thank you for these lessons

@tawandan1 Thank you for giving us an opportunity to learn and get mentored for free Sir, most people are paying a fortune to attend business seminars just to hear experiences like these! We are privileged and we appreciate you for that.

I am not an extrovert. I don’t drink. I go to church. But in the modern church, you make friends if you have something to give. Even if you give, most church recipients have a feeling of entitlement. They feel it’s their prayers that have been answered. They feel it’s God who has given them. And they say it in your face without regard to the sacrifices you have made to get to a position where you can give. In most cases when they borrow, they have no intention to repay. That explains why in Zimbabwe, a predominantly Christian country, a person like Mr Strive Masiyiwa who has sent hundreds of thousands of kids to school receives attacks and abuse instead of honor. Like he correctly said to me last week, in Zimbabwe you are certain to get more accolades than you deserve after your demise. Not during your lifetime. For an introvert like me, networking becomes very difficult. You have to start very early. And you start by putting your best foot forward every time in order to get noticed and to prove that you are a worthy connection. I made some of my career defining connections when I was at University. Beatrice Mtetwa became an acquaintance because of her act of charity. But my connection to Justice DAB Robinson was earned. I worked hard for it and I earned an ambassador who always sang my praises in places I could not access at the time. Those praises would keep some doors open for me, some doors I hadn’t even knocked. So I was in year one at the Faculty of Law in 1989. I was studying for an LLBS. We were the first stream to do an LLBS outright. They used to do a BL as a first degree, followed by a one year post graduate LLBS. One of the subjects we took was Statutory Interpretation. Our Lecturer was DAB Robinson, then a judge of the High Court. I am not sure whether he was on the bench at the time. But he certainly was in 1993. We were taking this subject alongside our post graduate 4th year Seniors. One day after our exams, we were standing in the “Intellectual Circle” in front of the Faculty. Justice Robinson was there, talking to the 4th years about how badly the 1st years performed in relation to one of the questions. I distinctly remember my brother Elisha Moyo was there. Always fearless and vibrant. The genius Professor Madhuku would have been there too .. I now can’t remember. I did not agree with them. But the guys were so learned, a first year guy’s argument would have been drowned out. I decided to go to my room, write a letter to Justice Robinson, put it under his door, and leave for my rural home, kuminda mirefu kwaMahinduka, the area between Chiwundura and Lalapanzi. I did exactly that. The judge responded. The delivery of his letter to my residence in New Complex 2 was returned. So he went to Student records and found my rural address. He posted the letter with the intention that it would get to me before Christmas. And it did. I will post it below. Please read it. An important relationship was birthed. I am sure, though I don’t know for a fact that Justice Robinson had put in a good word for me with Harry Kantor at Kantor & Immerman. After I qualified, I would help the judge with a lot of research on corporate law cases. He is the one who told me that a good corporate lawyer must always have a set of Henoschberg on the South African Companies Act in his library. So Justice Robinson was one of the most important contacts I earned at a very early stage. From the start, I was sure to always get respectful audience from senior High Court Judges. The lesson is to leverage on your strengths to get noticed and to make important relationships.

🟣Fellow Zimbabweans, Sakhile Dube is our fighter at the Miss Universe pageant. She’s beautiful. She’s talented. She’s smart. Let’s get solidly behind her. The flag game showed what can happen when we get behind #TeamZimbabwe. Ngaatoita mbiri yekudiwa nenyika yake. Most loved and amplified contestant. Tinoda kukunda vaye vaye. #GoSakhileGo #TeamZimbabwe🇿🇼 👑RETWEET👑

@jokes_kidding @TrevorNcube Is that what you're trying to do? Move forward? All they asked is that democratic principles be applied in the democratic alternative & Chamisa "felt betrayed" & was off. You should really take a step back and assess what you're fighting for.

Physical and mental stimulation...the little difference of daily habits have a compounded impact over time..keep at it

@Muzvo @TeamFuloZim Final result Zim guru 1 - Sandton guru 1. Driving back today for your left overs

It ended well @TeamFuloZim

Brewing my bhabhidho cure Zondo mixed with guru cooked in one bohlingers will add kabeef stew in a couple of hours plus lots of chillis ⁦@TeamFuloZim⁩ let’s see where this ends.

Ain't it lovely when you "copy and perfect"..Dual carruage way coming outa Masvingo headed to Hre...

@Muzvo Ok, ok...I guess that's why I watched F1 alone, neka Bohlingers kangu

When levels are different Sunday settings 😄

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@Muzvo Inga..zvenyu. Fingers crossed this side baba.

Out and about

@Mufaro_Masuka 😲 I choose NOT to believe, unless you were running uphill the whole way? Cde Attack

Do your thing, your way. People believe what they want to believe.

NO TO STAGE 6 LOADSHEDDING! #Eskom #Stage6 #Loadshedding @Eskom_SA @PresidencyZA - Sign the Petition! chng.it/XvTTNh2s via @ChangeorgSA

@Muzvo Heavy

Been a tough week, need to unwind, happy Friday as we remember those who have gone before us!!