Mr Wiseman
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@CMukungunugwa Kuroorwa hakuna bsa acharoorwa Oliver twist wanzwa uri vekumama
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Fadzai finally hit the big 41 Since the ring finger is still collecting dust, I guess it's time to apply for that farming plot. The government is giving out land, and we are giving out ultimatums find a husband this year or find a plow! Happy Birthday, Queen! We are tired. We need NEW MARRIAGE in 2026, not new tractors! 🥂🎂IWE WOSVORA?

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Know Your Leaders, This is Gen. Rugeje, one of the cadres who played a major role in ushering in the Second Dispensation in 2017.
He is the one who organized a team of soldiers to welcome VP Chiwenga from China at the airport when R.G wanted to arrest him. Some of the soldiers were dressed as cleaners in work suits, and others were selling airtime around the airport.
He is now a Politburo member.

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🔸Matanga kurutsa nonsense.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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WATCH | Author and philosopher Joshua Maponga says Zimbabwe should introduce Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 4 (CAB4), which would change the country into a monarchy and make President Mnangagwa its first King. Maponga argues that Zimbabwe should do away with democracy, saying it is a Western system that does not suit African countries.
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Before Joining the 31 July Demonstration, Consider the Consequences
History has taught us that in Zimbabwe and in countries such as South Africa, protests have at times ended in violence, looting and the destruction of property.
CAA3 is now law. Disagreeing with a law does not give anyone the right to destroy property or engage in violence. It would be like a thief demanding that laws against theft be abolished simply because they do not want to face the consequences. Anyone who breaks the law risks arrest and prosecution.
We have also seen that many Zimbabweans have chosen to ignore recent calls for protests. Zimbabweans are generally peace-loving people who value stability and development.
Do not allow yourself to be used by politicians who are unwilling to place themselves at the forefront of the actions they encourage others to take. The events of 1 August 2018 remain a painful reminder of the human cost when political tensions escalate. Lives were lost, while many political leaders were not among those facing the dangers on the ground.
Those calling for demonstrations should be prepared to take responsibility for their own actions rather than encouraging others to take risks on their behalf.
Law enforcement authorities are responsible for maintaining public order and enforcing the law. Anyone who participates in unlawful acts during a demonstration should expect to face the legal consequences provided for under Zimbabwean law. Peaceful and lawful engagement remains the best way to express differing views.
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@CMukungunugwa Uri Gavamwedzi Gudo Guru will seat on that chair save this Message Oliver twist 2028 we are doing elections trust me Mupfanha uri mhata
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Rather than organizing a demonstration, we should organise a celebration for CA3, which has set the stage for a government oriented toward development. Zimbabweans are not even inclined towards these demos as has been seen lately. None has been successful!
The notion, by a few errant souls given money, that demonstrations catalyze meaningful change is not only misguided but also perilous. Our political landscape has been compromised by these elements whose political existence hinges on the destabilization of our nation.
Their political survival is intricately linked to a climate of perpetual unrest. The machinery of their populist agenda requires an unyielding influx of public indignation to remain operational, compelling them to organise demonstrations.
They resist granting the government even a momentary reprieve in this political engagement, during which nascent yet viable policies could take root. Instead, they perpetuate an atmosphere of immediate demands and scathing criticism, refusing to acknowledge the necessary interlude that exists between the conception of a policy and its execution.
Only a few are given money and seek to destabilise the whole nation by calling for demos. I have always said whoever wants to demonstrate should come to the ground personally and we will join them. They won't!
Otherwise, we should work towards a One Party State and development because so far this multi-party democracy thing has failed to produce anything. It's a high sounding theory which has failed to benefit the country on the ground. Kungoita ruzha but pasina chirikubuda.
China through its "whole-process people's democracy", with only the Communist Party of China (CPC) as the sole political party is growing. It has managed to develop itself into a very modern state. Alternative parties that exists operate as participating parties, cooperating with the CPC to build the country.
The ruling ZANU PF should in fact incorporate progressive members of the opposition so that we unite towards one objective. We all want development.
People spoke through Parliament and their views were incorporated into law. Let's give room for Gvt to work not kuda kungoita ruzha hazvibetseri.

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After the passing of CAB3 into law, no meaningful opposition leader should be calling themselves “president”. We all failed to stop CAB3, and the only president in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa! Musatisemese with your inflated egos ! You were all in hiding makapfeka MAPITIKOTI while ED was running his show. Stay there and get lost !! 😡

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@IsaacMakomichi U are a Joke 2028 we are going for elections one man one vote Gudo Guru mu office weather u like it or not
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VP Chiwenga is the next President even zvikava zvemuna 2030 or before or after. Zvimwe zvese kutamba nenguva kuya muchidyirwa mari nevanhu but ivo vachitoziva kuti Chiwenga is next. Uyo anonzi Chiwenga musamusaiza uyo, anorema uyo plus hapana game yaasingazivi. Tongai zvenyu Shumba Murambwi then pamunenge mazosiirawo Mukanya votangira ipapo.










