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Charles Maguduru
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Charles Maguduru
@mbombo2003
A follower of Jesus Christ and an entrepreneur.
Katılım Mayıs 2023
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🔸Is this the same Govt that’s imposed extortionate fees on digital transactions and is hounding digital content creators to pay extortionate super taxes on their income? Musatambe nepfungwa dzedu.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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THE government says it is accelerating its digital transformation agenda, signalling a decisive shift from policy development to practical implementation as Zimbabwe seeks to position itself as a competitive player in the global artificial intelligence economy. >tinyurl.com/yw9bn6yc
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What if it’s 2033?
They may have settled for 2033. This is how it would pan out.
ED’s hangers on insist that any period shorter than three years does not count as a full term and they have continuously made this their starting point in their public discourse. It may therefore be that they are racing to have CAB3 signed into law before ED’s 2023 term reaches its three years. That way, they will argue that ED has not served a second term—at least by the time the new law comes into force. If CAB3 is enacted, Parliament would promptly elect ED to a seven‑year term that would run as his second term until 2033.
Keep your eyes on 2033. If CAB3 becomes law before September 2026, this is the danger we could all face.
This must concern everyone. ZANU PF supporters would have been sold a ruse should that course be adopted. Zimbabweans would have been deeply disrespected, saka muchaita sei style.
By every lawful means available, we must stop this unfolding madness. First price, we stop the amendment. In the event we can’t do that, we stop them from amending prior to September 2026.
We can’t eat this.
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If this goes through, ED’s “second term” becomes ten years instead of the constitutionally mandated five; never mind that you never even granted him the original five.
This is not an amendment. It is a mutilation of the constitution’s text and a desecration of the values that underpin it. It is a subversion of the rule of law, an act that is at once immoral and criminal.
ZANU–PF has not voted for this; its conference has not approved it. An overwhelming majority of Zimbabweans oppose it.
And what would those extra years bring? More bicycles to war veterans and ostentatious purchases by cronies while the country pays the price. This is not reform; it is self‑serving power dressed up as legality.
Thabani Mpofu@adv_fulcrum
What if it’s 2033? They may have settled for 2033. This is how it would pan out. ED’s hangers on insist that any period shorter than three years does not count as a full term and they have continuously made this their starting point in their public discourse. It may therefore be that they are racing to have CAB3 signed into law before ED’s 2023 term reaches its three years. That way, they will argue that ED has not served a second term—at least by the time the new law comes into force. If CAB3 is enacted, Parliament would promptly elect ED to a seven‑year term that would run as his second term until 2033. Keep your eyes on 2033. If CAB3 becomes law before September 2026, this is the danger we could all face. This must concern everyone. ZANU PF supporters would have been sold a ruse should that course be adopted. Zimbabweans would have been deeply disrespected, saka muchaita sei style. By every lawful means available, we must stop this unfolding madness. First price, we stop the amendment. In the event we can’t do that, we stop them from amending prior to September 2026. We can’t eat this.
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Our small team went around Harare this afternoon looking for fuel stations selling in ZIG but we were not so luck.
Majority are still waiting for management approvals. We also have to admit our sample was small and it may help if the ministry gives us a list of those selling in local currency.
@zuva_petroleum @official_MOEPD
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🔸Good day Honourable Minister @MthuliNcube01,
Your creative mathematics doesn’t persuade anyone except maybe Mr Mangwana.
Fuel alone has gone up by approximately 45% over the last year. You increased the rate of VAT. Prices are going up left, right and centre at an exponential rate. 49% of the population live in extreme poverty. Nurses are on strike after your insulting $30 wage increase. They can barely afford a decent meal at work because of how broken the economy is, thanks to you.
No amount of fancy graphs can convince us that your inflation numbers are accurate. They’re not. We can feel it in our pockets. It’s a mess.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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At the @ZimTreasury stand, I cordially met the Permanent Secretary of the @InfoMinZW Mr @nickmangwana. The key highlight from the tour was that Zimbabwe has achieved single-digit inflation. This is happening under the capable leadership of President @edmnangagwa.
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The Statement issued by 15 international lawyers’ groups calls on Zimbabwean authorities including @MoJLPA @PoliceZimbabwe @JSCZim @AGZim_Official @NPAZim to:
• to investigate the attack on me and to ensure my phone is returned
• cease harassment of lawyers and judges
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🔸Good day Honourable Minister @dr_douglas,
Instead of making a bare demand to nurses to return to work, why not address their repeated pleas to you to improve their working conditions? Would you not agree that hungry nurses are not good for our public health system? Why can’t you improve their salaries? Didn’t Minister @MthuliNcube01 say that the economy is booming? If this is true, why can’t that wealth be shared with nurses and other Govt workers?
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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Health minister Mombeshora pleads with striking nurses to return to work ♦️ Widespread disruption as nurses walkout across the country zimlive.com/health-ministe…
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This man should be found and arrested @SAPoliceService @NPA_Prosecutes @CyrilRamaphosa.
He chose to publicly commit a crime of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm in common purpose with his colleagues.
We cannot take a moral stand in world affairs while we allow this level of criminality.
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Good morning 5am club. Oppression does not always come with chains. Sometimes it comes with comfort. When people become comfortable inside injustice, they stop demanding change. That comfort becomes their cage.🌺
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🔸Ndakataura ini kuti it will end in tears.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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This is what you did to our people because you wanted to remain in power. Now a thief has come with pile loads of cash and he is taking the “thing” right from under your noses. Karma will have its due. The only way to redemption is through halting the demon you’ve unleashed. Ball firmly in your court and we’ll cheer you on if your ever show yourself to be a man but after that, we’ll fight you.
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RT @advocatemahere: 🔸Broadly, they are asking for a living wage that can cover their most basic needs like food. Imagine being treated by a…
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🔸I have spent some time listening to the interviews of the nurses who are on strike. One of them said that their salary is not enough for basic nutrition. As a consequence, they are contracting illnesses from sick patients because their immune systems are weak. Meanwhile the goons are eating so much that they cannot fit through the doors of their helicopters.
It’s a mess. #NoToCAB3 #NoTo2030
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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📊 Opinion: If the economy is growing… why are people still suffering? According to the IMF, Zimbabwe’s economy reportedly grew by 7.5% — but for many, life has never been harder. In this hard-hitting piece, Tendai Ruben Mbofana argues that: ⚠️ Nearly half the population lives in extreme poverty ⚠️ 85% cannot afford a basic standard of living ⚠️ Civil servants earn below survival levels ⚠️ Corruption continues to drain national wealth 💬 “A billionaire father is useless to a child who goes to bed hungry.” He says the real problem is not growth — but who benefits from it. 👀 So here’s the question: Are we witnessing real economic progress… or just numbers that look good on paper? 🔥 This is a debate Zimbabwe cannot avoid. #Opinion #Zimbabwe #Economy #IMF #Poverty #Corruption #Debate nehandaradio.com/2026/04/17/imp…
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