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Ndakanga ndiri zero nhas nda hero.from nothing to something...nhas zvinhu zvese zva wero wero. Kusatenda apa chimero.

@MoHCCZim Secretary for Health and Child Care is in Geneva where he is chairing the WHO’s Executive Board Committee of Programme Budget and Adminstration Committee from 12 to 15 May 2026. This meeting is held in advance of the World Health Assembly set to kick off on the the 18th of May. The Programme Budget and Administration Committee (PBAC) is a crucial committee that supports the Executive Board by reviewing WHO’s programme budget, financial oversight, administration, governance and human resources matters. It provides detailed scrutiny and recommendations to help ensure that the World Health Organization operates efficiently, transparently and in line with its strategic priorities. @WHO_Zimbabwe @UNFPA_Zimbabwe @UNICEFZIMBABWE @ZBCNewsonline @HeraldZimbabwe

@yslomry As long uri true gamer with stable internet connection with low latency, you will never be bored with a console. Ma fake gamers asina connection ndo anobhowekana.

it’s because you buy a ps5 and install Fifa, WWE and Astrobot only, of course ichabhowa

The government is fully committed to implementing reforms in the manufacturing, health, financial services, and real estate sectors as the backbone of the economy. Explore the comprehensive regulatory reform package approved by Cabinet to enhance the ease of doing business.

@WillarShoko @victor_mapunga Check spam

@victor_mapunga Gmail verification code is not coming through

What is StakeStreet? A mobile platform that lets you issue digital vouchers for global platforms and online services, directly from your phone. StakeStreet is simple: Customer pays → You issue voucher → They access the platform. Become a StakeStreet agent!

@victor_mapunga How to buy stuff?

@nickmangwana Here is a draft. Is it a copy n paste from AI?

Young man sitting thinking on how to get on a higher level of some sort. Be the best we will. #TDT

@matigary Not against the tax. Just a fair playing field.

Solid argument here

@PremChauraisya @piyush784066 @nikitabier 😂same. We have a male Nikita? @nikitabier

@piyush784066 @nikitabier Earlier I think he is a girl 😭😭

> be @nikitabier > spent 5 years building 14 failed apps > almost shut down his company with 2 weeks of cash left > built TBH got 5M users in 9 weeks > $0 spent on marketing, sold it to Facebook for $30M > asked himself "what if I run it again" > built Gas, basically the same app > 10M users in 3 months, $0 on ads, sold it to Discord > publicly tweeted "hire me to run Twitter" got ignored > Elon ignored him for 3 years > and finally became Head of Product at 𝕏 bro sold the same app twice, memed his way into one of the biggest jobs in tech, and made it look easy absolute legend 🐐

@begottensun Dodzi

Who can reply to this? X is getting retarded

@zanupf_patriots 😂😂

Remarks in Parliament by Hon Nomsa Chaimvula are unfortunate.

people wonder why adults in their 30s suddenly start picking up hobbies like running, hiking, tennis, and golf. the answer is simple for a lot of people. they weren’t born privileged. their teens and early twenties were spent surviving not exploring. now that there’s a little more time and a little more room, they’re finally getting to become the people they always wanted to be.

Your doctor went to medical school for 12 years. The person denying your claim went through a two-week training module.

@Jamwanda2 Our economy is heavily affected by internation events specifically US actions. USAID withdrawlap, US-IS war on Iran. We need to move fast to make ZIG widely accepted & should buy fuel. With a strong currency we will be able to withstand shock.

FUEL PRICES, TAXES AND COST OF PUBLIC GOODS NEXUS: ZERA announced fuel adjustments are as shocking as they are understandable. Shocking in the sense that inevitably they are inflationary, against static wages. Apart from higher pump prices, higher fuel costs will be transmitted right across the whole gamut. This is why fuel is regarded as the most inflationary commodity. Understandable in that the upward review stems from a known exogenous shock, against which Zimbabwe has little control. Much like the rest of the world. Yes, we can debate the quantum of fuel adjustment, but not the necessity of it against outward global fact. I was among the first to point out the US/ISRAEL war of aggression against Iran is one hell of a conflict too near for us to ignore. The reaction from the citizenry has been one of shock and exasperation. Again, that is understandable. Exasperation because the fuel-based tax built into our fuel pricing formulae does reach everyone, and places our pump price above everyone else, including jurisdictions to the north of us whose fuel imports travel farther and through our own territory. This is why the debate is now less and less about global fuel prices and more and more about how these interact with our fiscal policy. The timing could not have come at a worse time. Just this Tuesday, Cabinet removed or reduced a whole raft of charges on various services in the hope of improving the cost of doing business. What that means if that the revenue base continues to shrink, and with it, the State’s ability to supply public goods and services, and to meet the costs of running Government. This last dimension is what is not coming through the debate and call to reduce fuel-based charges, namely that the cost the citizen escapes in the form of fuel taxes, catches up with him/her by way of a cutback on social services. Like health and other amenities/public goods. It is a balancing act, more-so now as there is a concerted effort to revamp the health sector following the President’s historic surprise tour to our central hospitals which had deteriorated to parlous state. As we debate options, let us keep this other side of public expenditure in mind, while appreciating the need to keep the momentum on economic growth in mind, in a situation of ongoing efforts to recapture the informal sector into the tax net. Above all, let us focus on the REAL ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM, namely that our economy is unduly susceptible to external shocks. This last yet critical dimension gets us to focus on areas which really matter. Like MUZARABANI gas project!! Like the transition to cheaper sources of energy. Like the shift to EVs. Like doing many things with our coal. Most nations are taking this high road, spurred by this latest shock. While the immediate response might take the form of tinkering with taxation, we must remain focused on strategic responses in the medium to long term. As Trump would say, thank you for your attention to this matter!!!

@elonmusk @RealJamesWoods @alx Rather employ that dude. He outsmart y’all & your team.

@RealJamesWoods @alx We are tracing to source to prosecute

Unfortunately I did click the link, but when it asked for my X password, I didn’t give it. That’s when I knew there might be a phishing attempt involved. Pretty authentic looking email though. Better than most.

@zimpricecheck @PhiriTofara Been using this for >3 years its cheap and after exhausting it u get free unlimited between 11pm-4am. I used to do COD updates and other downloads kumanheru kana rakuma 4GB then the following morning i buy the bundle again. Same cycle unlimited use with $11.

Liquid Home had been marketing their US$11 bundle which comes with 45GB of data. The claim is that if this is not a shared connection it will be enough for some to do light browsing and streaming. We are not convinced! What do you think?

We're now requiring all health providers and insurers to post their prices publicly so you can shop around and make an informed decision.

@nickmangwana Is there a live link

Secretaries for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Winners; 1. Dr. Addmore Pazvakavambwa Masvingo Province 2. Dr Edgar Seenza Midlands Province 3. Mr Abiot Maronge Manicaland Province

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