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@vingiknowy @antomukuwa A few things built into Kose to close that gap: Driver side: drivers are instructed to only accept trips from the app. No walk ups, no verbal requests. If it is not in the system, it is not covered and we cannot protect the driver.

NEW EPISODE #OneManOneVote Here's a deep dive into how #CAB3 takes away YOUR right to vote for the President and gives it to a totally undemocratic Parliament. Find out why a kleptocrat only needs to buy off 186 MPs to become President and how ZANU PF (or rather a Zvigananda faction of ZANU PF) would retain power with just 30% of the vote. There is still time to make your submission to Parliament by emailing clerk@parlzim.gov.zw by 18 May. #NoToCAB3 #ZimSaysNo

“Mbavha mbiri chete dzatakavenga, Chivhayo naScott…” Makepekepe!!!! 😅🔥💚😆

Pressure is piling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign following the Constitutional Court ruling overturning Parliament’s rejection of the Section 89 Panel Report in December 2022. tinyurl.com/3v24et2x

Mr Tungwarara will regret introducing his teenage daughter into politics in this manner. Politics is dirty & unforgiving.

🚨🚨 Bridget Case Update: After Bulawayo PSC refused to give us hearing minutes for our Cde to file a Labour Court appeal. We have now formally challenged both conviction and review of the case with PSC Head Office. Will share details as the case develops.....

Solidarity remains our only currency for survival in the struggle. Emmanuel Sitima and Takunda Mhuka will appear before Mbare Magistrate Courts tomorrow at 8:30AM for the trial date setting. Let's all attend in solidarity with these fighters who are being persecuted #Aluta.

The launch of finally here. Join us for the conversation.

POSITIVE UPDATE ON MONAVALE WETLAND 🌅🎉🍾 (live from Africa Unity Square) We had a very productive meeting this afternoon with Permanent Secretary @TMuguti who has assured us that @MonavaleWetland Ramsar Site (and ALL wetlands) MUST be protected! He said ALL developments (including the one by @ParliamentZim) must stop and be immediately investigated. All concerned citizens are invited to a meeting at the site at 10am tomorrow (Wed) with Govt officials. You’re invited. Join us! #SaveMonavaleVlei #ProtectWetlands #WetlandsMatter

🟦🇿🇼 Solidarity is power🤌 ➡️Let us continue to stand in solidarity with @EmmanuelSitima7 and Takunda Mhuka, who are fighting for justice. We await their release, as these two were denied bail. ➡️We continue to affirm that these young people are not criminals; they are constitutionalists, pro-democracy campaigners, and active citizens passionate about genuine development with youth input. ➡️WELEAD Africa has had the privilege of working with these young leaders. We will not tire of saying that youth do not belong behind bars they belong in leadership spaces where they can freely express themselves and contribute to national discourse. Bail is a human right. Do not silence the voices of Zimbabwean youth, allow spaces for dialogue that include diverse perspectives on all issues. #DropTheCharges #FreeEmmanuelSitima #FreeTakundaMhuka @Saynotohumanri1 @cdegwenzi @abelrunga @ARTUZ_teachers @Zinasuzim @PassionateFuza @passiemaremudze @SoniaMarrion @ConstitutionZw @mkoyi_courteney @MakomboreroH @namataik_ @PAshlegh @NicolaWatson13 @ropamakumire @africaIYP @FrontLineHRD @advora_1 @zppINFO @amnesty_zim @ZimRightsLIVE

This #WorkersDay, let’s come together with one voice—wherever you are—to stand up for our rights & insist we must have a say in the future of Zimbabwe. 🪧Make your placard 🤳 Shoot your video / take a pic 📢 Share it to make your voice heard! #OneManOneVote #NoToCAB3

This is a flagrant violation of workers rights happening on the eve of Workers Day. It is not misconduct to demand a fair wage. It is an exercise of constitutional rights. #WorkersDay #MayDay @iloharare

A clear case of labour injustice, will fight this injustice to the bitter end.

Emmanuel Sitima @EmmanuelSitima7 and Takunda Mhuka now have over a month in jail as political prisoners of conscience, just like Madzibaba Veshanduko (Godfrey Karembera) @BitiTendai and Morgan Ncube - No trial, no conviction - just persecution by prosecution over flimsy unsubstantiated politically allegations. They are being targeted by @edmnangagwa’s @ZANUPF_Official for saying NO TO CAB3. We @cdfzim continue demanding their immediate and unconditional release.

🟦 Court Update: @EmmanuelSitima7 and Takunda Mhuka have been remanded to 08 May 2026. We stand in unwavering solidarity with these young leaders, who are committed constitutionalists advocating for justice and democratic rights. We continue to strongly denounce the unjust treatment and intimidation faced by young people who are bravely raising their voices in constitutional matters in Zimbabwe. It is essential that their rights to peaceful expression and participation are protected and respected. #FreeEmmanuelSitima #FreeTakundaMhuka @MakomboreroH @NicolaWatson13 @Mkhokhelee @molokele @DougColtart @DanaiDChirawu @ZLHRLawyers @CHR_HumanRights @HumanitarianPo1 @mkoyi_courteney @tapiwa_chiriga @GodsFlower_ @KFRMugayi @AnnahSande @ResistBureau @namataik_ @MuvheyiCalvin @BorisCde @Milton63761825

“Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are ill-treated as if you yourselves were suffering.” Hebrews 13:3 Emmanuel & Takunda have been there for others when they were going through trials. We we need to be there for them.

Long live Zimbabwe! #Zimbabwe@46 Our liberation struggle in Zimbabwe was fought to address structural injustices under colonial rule. The three core reasons that were accepted by all Zimbabweans and made our liberation heroes and heroines take all the sacrifices including facing death were as follows; 1. Land dispossession and economic exclusion of the majority mainly blacks by the minority mainly whites associated with the colonial process. Loss of land ownership for indigenous people translated to a number of conditions such loss of livelihoods and food security; forced labor migration to settler farms, mines and industries; and structural poverty and economic marginalisation. Consequently land became the central grievance, symbolising both economic injustice and loss of dignity. 2. Political exclusion and denial of majority rule: Africans were systematically excluded from political participation and governance. The settler regime maintained power through racially discriminatory laws and constitutions that denied the African majority the right to vote or hold meaningful political office. The compelling liberation war mantra became one man, one vote. 3. Racial discrimination and social injustice Colonial Zimbabwe operated under a system of institutionalised racial inequality affecting every sphere of life including segregated education, health, and housing systems; job reservation policies favoring whites; differential wages and working conditions; and restrictions on movement and urban residence for Africans With this pervasive discrimination that reinforced a hierarchy that denied Africans basic human rights and dignity, resistance became imperative and a natural byproduct. The majority of old enough young black Africans joined the struggle and fought for liberation. A few did not join the struggle and as a random example prominent among these included former Chief Justice Chidyausiku, former government Minister Patrick Chinamasa, prominent businessman Phillip Chiyangwa. Not sure what circumstances prevented them but am sure they have valid reasons. In any case not everyone could go outside the country as many were needed inside Zimbabwe to provide logistical support to the struggle. Everyone’s contribution mattered. In our family, our eldest brother Charles Tsunga (Chimedza) made us proud joining the struggle. He later represented Zimbabwe in Mozambique and Somalia interventions. He was so insistent on respect for human rights and protecting the gains of independence underpinned by defending the 3 core reasons for the struggle stated above that must be seen as sacrosanct and foundational in our constitution. We continue doing so unabated. Long live Zimbabwe! Long live constitutionalism!

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 #NotYetUhuru

I am totally amazed at the news that the French authorities have denied Shawan Jabarin, a distinguished HRD from Palestine an entry visa to France and Schengen states. I sat on the @fidh_en Board as Vice President with Shawan. He was also my Executive Committee member at the @ICJ_org. He loves peace and has no iota of hatred of any human being in him despite him and the people of Palestine suffering so much injustice and aggression. I urge the French to review their bad decision. Shawan has suffered enough and dedicated his entire adult life to saving humanity. He needs to be treated justly and with dignity.

JUST IN: Pro-democracy campaigner @AllanChipoyi & former legislator Amos Chibaya have filed urgent court application at High Court seeking an order to interdict & restrain @ParliamentZim & Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda from proceeding with any further stages of the legislative process concerning Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill (No.3), 2026 including but not limited to the tabling of any report on public consultations or the Second Reading of the Bill. The duo wants the High Court to order Parliament to conduct fresh, safe & inclusive public hearings. In their application, Chipoyi & Chibaya, who are represented by @obeyshava1 of @ZLHRLawyers, argue that the public hearings conducted by Parliament between 30 March 2026 & 2 April 2026 violated their right to freedom of expression as protected under section 61 of the Constitution & also failed the test of fairness & inclusivity, thereby rendering such hearings a nullity ab initio.