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@MurapaG Ineba hwii 😂😂

@marangerm Ndiri kuita kuzwa manyukunyuku 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Officially joined the Academy. More news coming. Watch the space. Long forgotten talent and calling 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@MutasaPeter @TvSalesandHome You may need to try Teecherz Furnishers @teecherzfurn I’ve enjoyed their service since my first purchase in December 2020

Is there any service provide that is as bad in customer care as @TvSalesandHome ? It’s now three months and my furniture has not been assembled yet I have stopped paying the account till l start using the furniture Fair deal Who is your customer care or experience manager I have a word for him or her

@livescore No, he can’t. He’s not at that level yet

If Arsenal conquer Europe and France win the World Cup… does William Saliba enter the Ballon d’Or debate? 🌍✨

@daddyhope It’s hypocritical coming from him, the man who in 2008 enabled RGM to hang on to power after losing to MRT🚮🚮🚮

Former South African President Thabo Mbeki yesterday delivered a striking reflection on African leadership while speaking at an event commemorating NEPAD, using a historical anecdote from Zambia that carries strong parallels with the growing controversy around Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3). Mbeki recalled how former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba once attempted to extend his stay in power by seeking a third presidential term in violation of Zambia’s constitutional framework. According to Mbeki, leaders within the Southern African Development Community (SADC) quietly intervened to stop the move in defence of constitutionalism and democratic order. He said regional leaders at the time looked among themselves for someone with the moral authority and political credibility to confront Chiluba directly. They settled on former Botswana President Festus Mogae, whom Mbeki described as clean and respected. Mogae was then tasked with delivering a firm message to Chiluba that the region would not tolerate the undermining of constitutional term limits. Mbeki used the story to argue that Africa’s leadership standards have sharply declined, saying the continent has regressed and no longer demonstrates the same collective political courage that once existed within the region. His remarks inevitably draw parallels with developments in Zimbabwe, where critics argue that CAB 3 seeks to fundamentally reshape the country’s democratic framework while creating pathways for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his political influence and remain in power beyond existing constitutional limits. Indirectly, Mbeki’s remarks amount to a devastating commentary on the current state of leadership in Southern Africa. The former South African leader was effectively suggesting that today there is no respected regional statesman willing, or able, to stand up and stop what is unfolding in Zimbabwe. The regression Mbeki spoke about is now visible in real time, where regional leaders increasingly watch constitutional manipulation unfold in silence, avoiding confrontation while democratic institutions are weakened before their eyes.

@mcjnr15 @Royalprecastzw You could be right. I called inquiring about pavers and Tsitsi said she’s checking with production, but it’s almost two hours, no feedback 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

@Royalprecastzw Service delivery at that Seke Road branch is pathetic.

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.@ProfJNMoyo wants me to explain to him in detail why I say #NoToCAB3. I don’t really have time to engage him individually, but if there’s sufficient interest from all of you, I’ll find time. So if we can get 1k RTs, I’ll do a series of posts/videos explaining each issue. Deal?

@MemoMakanika That first quote there seems like you’ve been listening to “Umakoti” by Fanatic SA

I admit l may not be the “Simuka mukadzi wangu vakuone” but definitely l be the “tanga tichikumbirawo vane Mercedes Benz AMG GT 63s yeblack vazobvisa yakavharira vamwe” 😜😜 #hozafriday 💃💃💃

@BhudhiGhivhi We should hire “Bridget Bema” to fight zvigananda

➡️ 'Bridget Bema' is ungovernable. 😅😂

@FinLitBae Saka nhai sis Kudzi munhu one iyeye, tese vanhu veArsenal tatove annoying?😂😂😂

See, this is why we say you Arsenal people are annoying. Chelsea is in London, innit? And they were beaten by City and the pain went straight to you lot. After every derby the banter is London is blue or red depending on who wins. And today’s banter is since Chelsea’s loss is also yours we like them and so we will hand them the usual banter and say it’s blue. I hate explaining stuff to people who come guns (canons in your case) blazing in the middle of banter they didn’t get.

1. Turn Off "Significant Locations" (Apple's secret diary of your life) Your iPhone logs every place you visit: GPS coordinates, timestamps, how long you stayed, and how you got there. An MIT study found 4 location points can identify you out of 1.5 million people with 95% accuracy. → Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → System Services → Significant Locations → Tap "Clear History" → Toggle OFF It's buried 5 menus deep. Apple requires Face ID just to view it. They know this is bad.

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1. BACK TAP Tap the back of your iPhone twice or three times = custom action. Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Back Tap. You can set it: double tap to screenshot, triple tap to mute, or any shortcut you like. You don’t need to use one hand. It’s all done with a tap on the back of your phone.

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@hbanhire @MMuzvare @BorisCde @ProfJNMoyo He was devil in human form. I’ve no kind words for RGM.

@BorisCde He admitted defeat then unleashed the most vicious undermining of democratic processes and institutions. @ProfJNMoyo led the assault. This dude was devilish. Lest we forget.

Evil as he was, he allowed people to go for a referendum in 2000.

@TheLifeZoomer There are those moments you listen to people and you feel, eish, I’m created differently. Be proud of your kind heart; not everyone has it.

After listening to numerous comments in my last post, I really felt proud of myself. Been helping people since I was young. Financially, emotionally, however I could. Never attached conditions. Never expected access to someone’s body as gratitude. Decency isn’t rare, people just choose otherwise. Not judging anyone, but just doing some self reflection🤗🤗

@begottensun Meaning the “Intelligence” of the country is not intelligent after all? Or mdara kana vanzwa mari, he listens to no one?

🫵🤣. Dzaka rowha Chadonha ?

@freemanchari @Builder_Patrick But Freeman you know very well that “Chapwati” is malicious, derogatory and insulting. So clearly, I don’t think you want those you’re labelling to be part of this. You don’t invite people with insults.

Where we are at, it doesn't matter which boat you are in. We are all fishermen but the dam has a crocodile. The croc is threatening our livelihood. If we let it breed and rule, we will all die. The most important thing is for you to GET ON A BOAT and come to the toil!

@nokkiegwebu @BMutebuka At this point everyone who ever engaged with Hopewell must be worried. Once you disagree with him, he’ll just share private & confidential conversations, which were recorded clandestinely. The good thing this exposes him for exactly what kind of a person he is

@BMutebuka Double Agent Shabba Shabba

@hbanhire @54Battalion Better still, the they should join the teapot shaped village as the eleventh province😂😂😂

@54Battalion If they can do this to a High Ranking Police Official 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿. Imagine what they can do to an ordinary citizen. Our Limpopo brothers should stay away from these gatherings for their own safety.

If you follow this foolishness you'll end up dead yourself especially when you are dark in complexion