T. Gumbo🇿🇼

@MogonoNkele You are a piece of shit

1. Came to South Africa illegally. 2. Gave birth and had free Healthcare. 3. Husband crossed N1 illegally and died 4. Wife and child crossed N1 illegally and died. 5. Zimbabweans can't assist, they have 1% of R75 k. 6. They are now are asking the 'Landless, 30%s, Xenophobic, Afrophobic, Uneducated and Lazy people to assist. Kanjani? 7. Both the husband and wife were not working. What were they doing in a foreign country not working? Abusing are free services. Haai this is enough bathong.

Trump will leave China with Multibillion dollar deals. What did your leaders achieve in Nairobi? A French man cooking Ugali?

@WeDzimW_muvindi @ali_naka @Tzoro1 You are lost brother. Chinese investments follow standards you set for yourselves

@ali_naka @Tzoro1 Lets be honest pasina kutukana; China comes to Africa for slavery and extractive purposes. They bribe politicians and get what they want almost for free, destroy even the environment, pollute the water with carcinogenic chemicals. With America, they deal at 50:50 level.

Trump, Rubio and more than 12 US capitalists flew to China to beg for deals from the Communist Party that Africans are being conditioned and programmed to believe is evil? Show me ONE country America has visited with that size of business delegation! Wake Up Africans

@dontcallmeKhadi @ali_naka You missed the point entirely

@ali_naka That still doesn’t mean we should trust the Chinese. No one will act in the best interest of Africa better than Africans, that’s the reality. Yes our leaders may be corrupt but non-Africans are not the solution.

@ali_naka @tino_cash3 And with his entire cabinet

@AJEnglish We been promised 100s of billions over the years nothing ever delivered.It's a shame grow up men listen to tired empty promises year after year

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced 23 billion euros ($27bn) of investment during the Africa Forward summit in Kenya aje.news/eqcq8t

So that the Americans steal the money

@matigary @Mug2155 Vaonewo zviri kuita vamwe.

Youngster is shocked by clean roads 😂

Full list of business executives joining President Trump on trip to China: • Jane Fraser (Citi) • Tim Cook (Apple) • Elon Musk (Tesla) • Brian Sikes (Cargill) • Larry Fink (Blackrock) • Kelly Ortberg (Boeing) • Ryan McInerney (Visa) • Chuck Robbins (Cisco) • Jacob Thaysen (Illumina) • Jim Anderson (Coherent) • Sanjay Mehrotra (Micron) • Christiano Amon (Qualcomm) • Michael Miebach (Mastercard) • Dina Powell McCormick (Meta) • David Solomon (Goldman Sachs) • H Lawrence Culp (GE Aerospace) • Stephen Schwarzman (Blackstone)

France has lost a lot of its relevance and influence in West Africa in recent years. Now it's trying to rebrand itself during a summit with African heads of states in Kenya. Al Jazeera’s Marthe van der Wolf @marthevdwolf explains.

@citizentvkenya Only fools fear a bullet cartridge on the ground, that's wht France it is on a bullet cartridge on the ground. no influence at all and economy in turmoil

‘Total lack of respect!’ Angry French President Emmanuel Macron demands silence from the audience during a presentation

@LarryMadowo @CyrilNhidza France is a spent power, debt ridden they have nothing to offer africa, we Africans we still have colonial hangover Power is in Asia now

Happening now: France hosts its first Africa summit in an English-speaking country after a wave of coups & rejection in its former colonies. President Macron ran with Kenyan marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge, and addressed the anti-French sentiment in West Africa - in English

I couldn't detect any untruths here

@mudharagee Dzangove nyambo idzo. General Chiwenga himself was saved nana SB Moyo. Without covert backing yana Madyira Kuda they were not going to achieve anything because the economy then depended on him. ED ari kutonga until 2030

Retired General Sigauke wrote an explosive letter to ED reminding him of their agreement with General Chiwenga in 2017 when the army toppled Oldman Mugabe him too a power clinger for decades. According to the letter,contents which are now public,Mnangagwa was supposed to serve a term since he had finished Mugabe?s term. During those years,General Chiwenga didn’t mind so he allowed the president to continue into a second term. The army who facilitated the removal of Mnangagwa,agreed to let him do that. The coup was staged by the army not civilians of which Mnangagwa is one.Ziyambi Ziyambi and the likes of Garwe,Owen Ncube and energy Mutodi were probably shitting themselves in their pants scared to death. Lest we forget,tanks rolled the streets of Harare not from civilian homes but from the barracks commanded by General Chiwenga not ED nor Wicknel Chivhayo,Kudakwashe Tagwirei,Paul Tungwarara or Scott Sakupwanya

@penuelist_ This isn't about illegal immigration, it's Zulu tribalism.

The ONE and ONLY reason we have so many illegal foreigners in South Africa... is the ANC. Over 30yrs, they failed to secure borders, deport illegals, punish corrupt officials & protect South Africans.

They tried to bully Khumbudzo Ntshavheni into speaking isiZulu, and she refused. If they can do this to a whole minister surrounded by police, imagine how they treat a poor man or woman on the streets who cannot speak Zulu.

I’m not even a fan of Prof Lumumba, but he ate this one. Leadership, in moments such as these, must not only be exercised, it must be seen to be exercised.

[WATCH] "... There is a grouping that wants to mobilise people around a particular tribe... If you cannot speak their language, you are deemed a foreign national... We know that mobilisation against foreign nationals is a ruse that people use." Ntshavheni. #Newzroom405

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@MDNnewss @lazai12cameo Is this tired rhetoric statement of "democracy and human rights" used by these hypocrites make sense these days?

DA Slams Ramaphosa's Zimbabwe Visit as Support for Mnangagwa's Power Grab The Democratic Alliance has strongly condemned President Cyril Ramaphosa's unofficial visit to Emmerson Mnangagwa's private farm in Zimbabwe on Sunday, calling it tacit backing for ZANU-PF's efforts to entrench one-party rule. In a statement released today, DA International Relations spokesperson Ryan Smith MP criticised the meeting as evidence that ANC foreign policy favours "the African fraternity of despots and dictators" over democracy and human rights. The visit coincided with Zimbabwe's controversial Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3, which proposes extending presidential terms, shifting the presidential election to Parliament, and other changes critics say would allow Mnangagwa to extend his rule indefinitely. Smith highlighted the ANC's silence after the March arrest of opposition leader Tendai Biti and activists who were campaigning against the bill. He also questioned the presence of controversial businessmen Wicknell Chivayo and Kudakwashe Tagwirei known as Zimbabwe's "Guptas" at the farm meeting. The DA linked the visit to South Africa's ongoing immigration pressures, arguing that Zimbabwe's democratic decline, which the ANC refuses to confront, drives the migration crisis and burdens South African services. The Presidency described the engagement as a routine "in-person catch-up between neighbours." As a GNU partner, the DA said it rejects the ANC's "diplomatic hypocrisy" and warned that tolerating authoritarianism next door threatens regional stability in SADC.