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@ChepapeD @AfricanHub_ Family issue with a Chinese? We are going nowhere and we are ready to fight you back.

@hatewell_l0ser @AfricanHub_ Because that is a citizen of RSA, clearly this is a local. I wonder how do you get to ask such stupid questions while answering yourself. Family issues here. Sit this one out

This is a picture of a South African lodging a complaint in a South African police station to a Chinese officer.

@njabulo_success @WizeOwl4 @AfricanHub_ Hehehe do you use the same brains when withdrawing money from the bank?

@WizeOwl4 @AfricanHub_ He is South African , he is holding the smart ID you are holding just like you have white police..

@BanziMkundlu @AfricanHub_ Excuses for umlungu. This is so disgusting

@AfricanHub_ Is he Chinese or South African?

@FordFelici46543 @AfricanHub_ Defending umlungu🤣🤣🤣🤣

@AfricanHub_ This is not a police station anyways. If it was to be and not were to be #FUNNY STUFF

@HammondVisagie @AfricanHub_ Pitiful

@AfricanHub_ Chinese people have been in this country for many generations

@ChepapeD @AfricanHub_ Focus on the topic? How did a Chinese become a Police officer a job reserved for locals? How? Stop being stupid

@AfricanHub_ Are you guys still fighting to become parasites? Those who want to 'unite' Africa into a shithole must choose another country to unite in. South Africans refuse to blend into nonsense brought by foreigners. Unite in Bulawayo or anywhere else, just not here

𝗥𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗣𝗛𝗢𝗦𝗔’𝗦 𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗜𝗧 𝗔 𝗖𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗥 𝗠𝗘𝗦𝗦𝗔𝗚𝗘 𝗔𝗚𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗦𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗨𝗡𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗦𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗨𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗟 𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗠𝗣𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗘𝗫𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗗 𝗠𝗡𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗔𝗚𝗪𝗔’𝗦 𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗠 𝗜𝗡 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗘. In politics, actions are words, and those actions are meant to speak louder than actual words. By Ramaphosa coming to Zimbabwe to visit President Mnangagwa on a Sunday—after a week in which South Africans were protesting vehemently against foreigners, in a country where Zimbabweans constitute 40% of immigrants, and where the Ramaphosa government did not stop the protests—a week in which the former head of the army and Vice President gave an allegory about how King Hezekiah spent the rest of his years in prison after asking God to prolong his life, and immediately there were calls for his dismissal—it is clear that the visit illustrates an urgent attempt by President Ramaphosa to mediate a dangerous rift between the Vice President and the President that could fracture Zimbabwe and destabilize the whole region. Ramaphosa is here to say to our President: you need to fix your house by uniting and stop making reckless decisions that could destabilize the country and region by displacing more of your people into a volatile South Africa. It is clear that Zimbabwe is on the brink of another coup because of the reckless attempts by the President and his advisors to force-change the constitution in order for the current President to halt the ascendancy of Vice President Chiwenga. But that is not being taken lying down by the thousands of men and women who fought behind Chiwenga in Mozambique, Congo, and Angola and did peacekeeping in Sudan, Somalia and Chad, despite attempts to manipulate the leadership of the army. How do we know this is the case? We know it from history, because just before the coup against Mugabe in 2017, Thabo Mbeki came to meet and warn Mugabe’s G40 that the military was not happy with their moves, and they did not take heed. As a result of this failure, Thabo Mbeki has lost the respect that Zimbabweans used to have for him as a mediator; this is why Ramaphosa himself, as the President of the most powerful economy in Africa, had to come to try and speak sense into his counterpart, who is on the brink of causing the biggest instability in this region since apartheid. Some say Ramaphosa is here to ask for money for the ANC’s election campaign, but the timing is not conducive for that, especially after the Ghanaian government has been loudly opposing the protests against foreigners in South Africa. This visit is more a sign of a crisis than a friendly meeting between two leaders. Despite the South African government allowing protests against African foreigners—sending a loud message to leaders who mismanage their countries and displace refugees—Ramaphosa was compelled to come to Zimbabwe, the very country this message is mainly directed at, to avert an existential crisis that could spill even more Zimbabwean refugees into South Africa. Another fact that proves this theory is had Ramaphosa come to ask for money on behalf for the ANC, other ANC leaders like the SG Fikile Mbalula would have come along, but he came alone. Additionally, South African government officials wouldn’t have leaked the information of the trip if it was not a sign of a crisis. Zimbabwe is at the brink and we hope leadership will prevail over self-interest.

What is a Job of this Obese Zim brother who always hang out with all African Presidents ..

@AdvoBarryRoux He doesn't hold any government office nor does he serve in any public office. But he is seen more often around the president. The guys who used to have big names in Zanu Pf have been thrown away. The new faces around the president with some buying their way to bigger positions

Who’s this Zimbabwean man always popping up with African presidents like Mnangagwa, William Ruto, Museveni, Hakainde Hichilema, Samia Suluhu Hassan, Cyril Ramaphosa, Peter Mutharika, What exactly is his role that allows him to be consistently seen alongside African Presidents?

@nickmangwana Asi unotopenga everyday? I thought ndezvema weekdays

“#CAB3 must be examined not only as a political text, but as an economic instrument. At its most basic level, the Bill asks Zimbabwe to reconsider the relationship between political time and economic time.” heraldonline.co.zw/the-economics-…

@VITO_G_Wagon AI

Road rage gone wrong 🔥🔥🔥

@nickmangwana You forgot to add : He endorsed CAB3 in support of vision 2030 under the leadership of second republic Doctor Comrade his excellence the commander in chief of defence forces, former SADC chairman

PRESIDENT BOKO’S REMARKS His Excellency Advocate Duma Boko's remarks; -I thank most profusely HE President Mnangagwa and the First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa for the special manner I am welcomed everytime I visit Zimbabwe -I was suprised and truly honoured today to be received by HE President Mnangagwa personally together with VP Chiwenga. I also thank the people of Zimbabwe for their warm hospitality -Let me take this occassion to offer our profound congratulations to Zimbabweans on the auspicious occassion of your country's 46th Independence celebrations -I wish to reaffirm the bonds that reunite our two countries, bonds anchored in shared history, mutual history and neighborliness -we deeply appreciate that at a time we were faced with a severe health crisis in Botswana, I called the President of Zim and the Gvt reacted swiftly, assisting us immensely. -equally commendable is our collaboration in the agricultural sector -we also have a strong and shared collaboration in curbing the foot and mouth disease that affects both our countries -I commend HE President Mnangagwa for your sterling leadership during your tenure as SADC Chairman. We stand ready to continue working with Zim to build a more resilient and prosperous Southern Africa -more has to be done to remove trade barriers within SADC and improve movement of goods within the continent through AfCFTA -Let me propose a toast to HE President Mnangagwa and the First lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, to a continued friendship and solidarity between Botswana and Zimbabwe, good health and prosperity of our peoples, peace and solidarity within our continent -thank you for the privilege of your company and pleasure of your attention, I thank you

@CrimeWatchZW Unotopa someone mari atoita kuuya kuzotora mari like serious? Pasina kana office kana any proof of payment. Handiti uchimupa mari anobva abhadhara wotoona proof

PLEASE SHARE🙏 | 💰REWARD US$200💰 Hi. I am looking for a man called Collins Nyangwindi from Harare. I gave him a total of US$7,000 from me to purchase a Honda Fit GK3 but never delivered the car. Collins and I are friends from our time at the University of Zimbabwe. He later went into the business of importing and selling cars, so I trusted him to handle the purchase for me. I paid him in full. We met on 20 June 2024 to finalise the payment. He said there were shipping delays and later told me he would collect the car on 29 June 2024. Since then, he has disappeared and is no longer reachable. I reported the matter at Bulawayo Central Police Station, near where he collected the money. The case number is CR/327/08/24. There is a reward of US$200 for any information that helps me locate him. If I recover my money, I am willing to offer more. My contact details are: 0776 307 464

@murah_gee @CrimeWatchZW The be forward agents buy these cars on discount. It's Sometimes cheaper to pay through agents. But you must be smart enough to detect scams

@CrimeWatchZW But why not buy direct yourself or simply go to beforward offices?

@GordenChin40146 @MacBelts You had to smuggle Chamisa into this conva. Not everything is about Chamisa

@MacBelts This nonsense they show us is the reason people trust Chamisa it's very clear it was difficult working with those fools they are not even ashamed of corruption they now wanting it public

Engagement with Chivayo for what? These folks are not serious. Hanzi he never engaged us before making his announcement. Munoda engagement yechii ipapa?

@Am_Blujay No DNA just South African

Yesis

@eng_lui_tme For how long did he work for Macheso? You wanted him to build all that in 2 years? Mune godo naMacheso. This is not about Barnabas

I dont really understand if you are telling me kuti this is the house of one of Macheso's band member. Like arent those rich ?

@cawdirector @CrimeWatchZW Isa rimwe zvee

@CrimeWatchZW Nyaya ye screen totodawo help. Vanokuita chitororo vakomana

ZRP officers have gone rogue. Please can you post for me kuti crime iri pa ticket iro inonzi and what section is that? This ZRP officer with Police ID number 086356k must explain kuti iSection ipi iyi. Vaida bribe yeUS$20 because windscreen rine crack ndikaramba. That's why vakazonyora mabharangizha awa. @PoliceZimbabwe

@Patriot_S_A An illegal foreigner

This man has been seen standing at an intersection in Tzaneen for some time. Someone who regularly notices him became concerned and tried to speak to him to find out where his family is, but he speaks in a way that is difficult to understand, making communication hard. What is especially worrying is that he appears to have a serious wound under his eye and may urgently need medical attention. The situation is being shared in the hope that someone might recognize him or know his family so he can get the help he needs.