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Democrat for LIFE| Voting 💙 Blue| Villager from Murewa-Zimbabwe| A great sacrifice has to go towards our freedom| One day, we will be free| I hate dictators!

Harare Zimbabwe Katılım Şubat 2015
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The Villager !!
The Villager !!@vanhuva·
This is my fight, it's for them, it's for us, it's for our future ! Until victory✌️ !
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nelson chamisa@nelsonchamisa·
As Zimbabwe bids farewell to the outgoing Chief Justice, What parting words do you have for him and what do you remember him for?
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nelson chamisa@nelsonchamisa·
GENUINE LOVE FOR ZIMBABWE.. I don’t claim perfection or all the answers. What I do have is a genuine love for Zimbabwe and a relentless desire to see every Zimbabwean free, happy, prosperous and thriving. Be blessed! ~nc #TheNew
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Gift Ostallos Siziba
Gift Ostallos Siziba@Cde_Ostallos·
We fully endorse and unequivocally associate ourselves with the principled position advanced by the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference regarding the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment bill number 3. The Bishops have spoken with moral clarity, constitutional fidelity and courageous honesty at a moment when our nation desperately requires voices that defend truth, justice, democratic accountability and the sovereign will of the people. Their submission is not merely a legal critique, it is a solid defence of constitutionalism, institutional independence, public participation and the sacrosanct rights to the people of Zimbabwe. We particularly associate ourselves with the Bishops’ rejection of attempts to undermine direct democratic participation, weaken constitutional safeguards, extend incumbency through constitutional manipulation, erode the independence of key institutions and centralise excessive power at the expense of the people of Zimbabwe. Fellow citizens, at the heart of this national question is a simple but fundamental principle: Zimbabwe belongs to its people. The Constitution was born out of the sacrifices, struggles and aspirations of ordinary citizens, and it must never be mutilated to serve narrow political interests of parasitic elites. The call by the Bishops to preserve the integrity of the Constitution, protect institutional independence, uphold judicial impartiality, defend electoral credibility and safeguard democratic succession is both timely and necessary. We therefore stand firmly with this submission and commend the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference for rising above fear and expediency to speak truth in defence of the common good. In moments such as these, silence becomes complicity. History has no blank pages! It will remember those who chose principle over convenience and constitutionalism over narrow political interest. #NoTo2030
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nelson chamisa
nelson chamisa@nelsonchamisa·
With the @euinzim Ambassador Ms Katrin Hagemann in Harare. Being welcomed at the Europe Day. The EU-Zimbabwe partnership is crucial for Zimbabwe’s next transformational phase. The future is bright!
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nelson chamisa@nelsonchamisa·
Happy people!!
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nelson chamisa@nelsonchamisa·
THE CITIZENS SHALL GOVERN!
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skilled rebhara
skilled rebhara@drjaytee87·
goodmorning ...
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Dhara Blessed Mhlanga
Dhara Blessed Mhlanga@bbmhlanga·
This year I celebrate Africa Day in Dublin in Ireland 🇮🇪 where I speak at an event that will be officially opened by Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Helen McEntee TD. Africa can lead and it should lead. We must end conflict and respect the rule of law. Ahoy!!
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Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼
Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼@advocatemahere·
🔸The difference between a nation becoming South Africa and a nation becoming Zimbabwe lies more in the leadership than the citizenry. Mandela left power peacefully and voluntarily after five years. Mugabe destroyed the economy and brutalized the people but refused to leave for almost four decades and had to be forced out through a coup. Mbeki left power when he had most support. Mugabe refused to leave when he lost an election and instead, unleashed an orgy of violence and chopped off people’s hands. Ramaphosa allows the opposition to oppose him and he works to be accountable. Others dismember, abduct and ban opposition politicians to avoid accountability. I could go on but the bottom line is - if your leaders still listen to the people, submit to state institutions and are prepared to leave power, be very grateful for them. Until you’ve had toxic leaders who won’t leave but instead govern through force, violence and coercion, don’t knock the citizens of nations where such toxic leaders have run amok. How many liberation wars must be fought before a nation is free? We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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Dhara Blessed Mhlanga
Dhara Blessed Mhlanga@bbmhlanga·
They have destroyed education, paying teachers peanuts, now owing to poverty there is no learning in rural schools, girls have their lives stolen from them. What they want a power & corruption. My documentary on government’s corruption costing lives, with support from @TIZim_info
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skilled rebhara@drjaytee87·
please help us.
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Barack Obama
Barack Obama@BarackObama·
This Mother’s Day, I’m thinking about my mom, and all the lessons she taught me. I'm proud to honor her memory with the Ann Dunham Water Terrace at the Obama Presidential Center.
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Joseph Kalimbwe
Joseph Kalimbwe@joseph_kalimbwe·
Am running for Parliament to resolve issues and inspire Zambian kids from poor families like us. For many years, we have been used to fight political battles of others, then only children of the rich get appointed into opportunities, kids of the nobody's become praise singers.
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Happy Nkwe@keithhappy_nkwe

@joseph_kalimbwe I pray you become an MP

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Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼
Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼@advocatemahere·
🔸Whatever opinion you may hold concerning the landscape, you have to accept that South Africa is a true constitutional democracy. When you have a leader who still has skin on his face and is at pains to explain himself in response to public pressure, your nation is not broken. In fact, you have no idea how lucky you are. We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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Dr PT 👩🏻‍⚕️
Guys .. NDOKUMBIRAWO MARI YENYU 🙏🙏🥹🥹 please 🙏 Hi there, I wanted to share Natasha's story. She's a 24-year-old final-year med student fighting a serious cancer called ALK-negative Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma, and her treatment costs are overwhelming. Even a small share or donation can help her get the medication she needs to continue her fight and finish her dream of becoming a doctor. Please consider supporting or sharing to help Natasha during this tough time. 💙 gofund.me/dbe0862f4 gofund.me/dbe0862f4
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Solomon Harudzibwi
Solomon Harudzibwi@S_Harudzibwi·
This right here is why I decided to stay away from Zim politics. I’m convinced Zim can’t be fixed. Years of poverty, repression and opposition fatigue have turned people into a certain level of selfishness never seen before. It has created dishonest, greedy and self-centred individuals who wouldn’t care if they torched a thatched house, as long as it’s not their immediate family inside. People who will unashamedly do anything for money. The sad part is that it’s the young ones doing it, those who still have a stake in the country’s future.
Glen Sungano Mpani@glenmpani

I rarely respond to posts that are malicious, intellectually dishonest, or authored from behind faceless profiles masquerading as serious commentary. What is striking here is not the critique itself, but the inability to distinguish between two completely separate discussions. My article was never intended to be a constitutional law thesis on the procedural mechanics of amending presidential election systems. It was a political and policy reflection on the merits and implications of direct versus indirect presidential elections, and whether an indirect system may, in certain contexts, better serve Zimbabwe. To attack an article for not addressing a question it never set out to answer is not intellectual rigour. It is either careless reading or deliberate misrepresentation. One would expect an award-winning journalist of Blessed’s supposed calibre to appreciate the elementary difference between a policy argument and a constitutional analysis. Conflating the two is not sophisticated criticism. It is analytical laziness dressed up as commentary. The constitutional process of effecting such a change is indeed an important discussion. It deserves its own serious and technically grounded article. Perhaps that is the article he should focus on writing instead of shadowboxing arguments that were never made @bbmhlanga

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skilled rebhara
skilled rebhara@drjaytee87·
to us who have to wish our mothers a heavenly happy mother's day..🕯🕯🕯 if you have a mother alive call her,visit her text her and spoil her.
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