Rangarirai Mureya

@CivilRegZim @MoHCCZim @Moha_Zim @mhtestd @MoPSEZim We were asked to come back on 43November , today. O n getting there they tell us they can't find find the papers and nothing was processed. All we get is a phone number to continue checking if anything materialized. Where do we get justice for good service????

Do you know your legal rights in civil registration? Tune in to Zivai Mutemo with JB on Radio Zimbabwe, Sundays 7:30 PM! Learn about births, deaths, IDs, passports, marriages & more. Ask questions live via WhatsApp! #ZivaiMutemo #KnowYourRights

@CivilRegZim @MoHCCZim @Moha_Zim @mhtestd @MoPSEZim Its a legal right to register and get a death certificate for loved one, but your offices in Chitungwiza do not seem to make it that. We are struggling to get a death certificate since last week, some paper work was done last week ,paid the required 2 dollars

Happening Now: ZimLac Stakeholders Consultation Meeting. Planning for the 2024 Urban Livelihoods Assessment #ZimLac @GeorgeDKembo @PNyadenga @YMavhunga

@NathanM20676327 @daddyhope When did you last go into OK mate. Go check for yourself

@daddyhope With all due respect let’s not misinform people and put OK on a bad position. Never has refused to accept rtgs on any of its products

The Zimbabwean dollar is now DEAD! Zimbabwe’s biggest supermarket group is no longer accepting the Zimbabwean currency on selected goods including water as seen in the attached pictures. You see, I and many others predicted that this would happen, but we were labeled Western puppets by the regime and its incorrigible surrogates. Zimbabwe has no meaningful industries that are still operating, it produces very little for export except underground minerals which are invariably plundered and smuggled out of the country by powerful ZANUPF political elites and their runners. They bank the proceeds of their loot outside Zimbabwe. Lack of industrial productivity has a massive impact on a country's foreign exchange reserves. When a country is less productive like Zimbabwe has become, it exports fewer goods and services resulting in lower income from exports. This reduces the inflow of foreign currency into the country. A decline in productivity as is the case in Zimbabwe results in increased imports because the country needs to rely more on foreign produced goods and technologies. This accentuates the trade imbalance as more foreign currency is spent on imports than earned through exports. We even import tooth picks and toilet paper from South Africa. With a weakened trade balance, Zimbabwe is struggling to maintain sufficient foreign exchange reserves through a combination of corruption, theft, incompetence and failure to attract investment due to failed economic policies and lack of Rule of Law. Investors don’t come to a country where the judiciary is captured, and where as a result of that capture they can’t get fair arbitration if there is a trade or commercial dispute. Inadequate foreign exchange reserves result in failure to meet international obligations such as servicing debts and this results in currency devaluation and financial instability. So these companies like OK Zimbabwe have foreign currency obligations that force them to charge in hard currency. The real culprit is the Government of Zimbabwe with its corrupt rule which has made it impossible for the central bank to honour commercial foreign exchange applications. When retailers reject the local currency, it leads to a loss of confidence in the local currency causing its further devaluation and also pushing up inflation. Zimbabwe has the highest inflation in the world. Inflation is the rate at which prices for goods and services rise within an economy over a specified period. When inflation occurs, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services than it did before. The rejection of local currency affects those who primarily have access to or rely on that currency like civil servants and anyone who earns in Zimbabwe Dollars. Zimbabwe has little room to manoeuvre, it has to dollarise but this won’t happen because it will stop ZANUPF elites from stealing public funds through the central bank where they manipulate rates.

Today is Human Rights Day. We join WHO in advocating for equitable access to healthcare services for all, including access to quality nutrition, quality and safe food,housing, sanitation and health education.

Taking part in the National Clean -Up Day at the Africa Unity Square in Harare. FNC staff joined other Zimbabwe citizens clean the city clean on the the 3rd of November 2023.

The Cabinet adopts the Multisectoral Food and Nutrition Security Strategy. For more information click the link below herald.co.zw/cabinet-adopts… chronicle.co.zw/government-ado…

@MaiKupi Happy belated birthday 🎂

The balloons are here today. Happy birthday to me. Old really does look good on me. #september18 #Virgoseason

@FNCZimbabwe today participated in the National Clean-up Campaign exercise around cleaning of road servitudes running under the theme "Clean and Litter Free Road Servitudes-Our Responsibility " #cleanuproadservitudes #NyikaInocheneswaNeVeneVayo #togetherprotectingtheenvironment

#WBW Did you know: The World Health Organization recommends breastfeeding practices that consist of early initiation of breastfeeding within one hour of birth, exclusive breastfeeding for six months, and continued breastfeeding with complementary feeding for at least two years.

#Responding to the call to keep our environment clean and influencing prioritisation of environmental hygiene.

#WorldFoodSafetyDay2023 Today is World Food Safety Day Food standards are a way of ensuring safety and quality. They provide guidance on hygienic food handling throughout the food value chain. Food standards help us ensure we eat safe. Let’s all play our part. @rangamureya

#HAPPENINGNOW #Day2 of District Food and Nutrition Security Committee meetings across the 18 @ZRBFZIM districts. DFNSCs are urged to capture as much evidence & photos that showcase improved resilience at household & community level following the support received from @ZRBFZIM.

@FNCZimbabwe is inviting all stakeholders to a Food Safety, Quality and Standards Dialogue on the 15th of September 2022 at 0900hrs. #FoodSafety, everyone's business. Meeting link: us02web.zoom.us/j/82528189230 @FoodZimbabwe @MoHCCZim @MoLAFWRD_Zim @rangamureya

What’s the connection between food safety and food security?  #WorldFoodSafetyDay #FoodSafety #FoodSecurity

Don't forget to pass through the @FNCZimbabwe stand at @zimagricsociety. They are working on a mopane/madora/ amacimbi porridge. This is done in collaboration with Research and Academic Institutions to promote research on traditional food systems and local foods.

#Happeningthisweek #happeningnow @FNCZimbabwe media tour and documentation: #success stories, Mt Darwin District #Thread #MustSee Kanyoka Nutrition Garden, Madzinga Village, Ward 11 Pachanza.

Today is the World Food Safety Day, under the theme *Safer Food, Better health*

Findings from the 2021 Rural Livelihoods Assessment indicate that: •At least 8.3% of rural households purchased expired or food undergoing spoilage due to its reduced price. •Rural households are using a variety of strategies to keep their food safe.

#WorldFoodSafetyDay Ensuring food safety is a multi-sectoral responsibility. In Commitment 4 of the Food and Nutrition Security Policy, the Government of Zimbabwe commits to the provision of safe and wholesome food to all.