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Two fuel depots at Kuwait International Airport also came under a drone attack, resulting in a “huge fire” at one of them, Kuwait News Agency reported,the Kuwait Fire Force said crews are currently working to put out blazes at the government building and at the fuel depot.

Days of Activism Mutoko District sport Tournament and the Netball champions are Mutoko Correctional Queens

Mutoko District 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM Sports Tournament Mutoko Prison Correctional Stars are the 2025 Netball champions .We keep saying no to Gender Based Violence

Very sad to learn of the news of the untimely passing of the Senior Lecturer, Madzibaba Nicholas Zakaria, an iconic artiste and respected pioneer of Sungura music in Zimbabwe. Most sincere condolences to his family and loved ones REST IN PEACE FATHER SUNGURA

Fighting violence through sports MUTOKO DISTRICT WELCOMES U ALL

Together we can Mutoko District with Partners United to end Digital Violence against women YTCDT we say online violence don't stay online let's fight it ?

Old days where everything used to have a meaning ama 2000 now telling us that we don't know anything kkkkk all u know is we have non stop power cuts and dirty water coming from lake Chiwero

#SustainableAgriculture starts with valuing what we grow — fresh, nutritious & rooted in our culture. Every harvest tells a story of resilience, pride, and purpose #Agrigogrow #WorldFoodDay #WomenInAgriculture #FoodSecurity #AfricanAgriculture #FarmToTable #GrowLocalEatLocal

The Chinese menace continues in Zimbabwe. They treat black Zimbabweans like dirt and have put them in situations where they are forced to fight violently to defend their rights, their dignity, and their own land. They exploit our people, make them work for peanuts, and take everything. Zimbabwe suffered under colonialism from 1897 to 1980. The white man had his weaknesses, including racism, but it never reached this level of dehumanisation. There was at least a semblance of structure and investment, even though it was colonial. With the Chinese, however, we get the worst. Many of those coming to Zimbabwe are not even the best China has to offer, some are people coming straight out of prisons. It is like taking inmates from Chikurubi and sending them abroad, then expecting them to behave in a dignified and respectful manner toward the local population. All this is happening because our government allows it. What the Chinese are permitted to do in Zimbabwe, no Zimbabwean or African would ever be allowed to do in China. It makes me wonder: is it self-hate? Is it lack of confidence? Is it corruption? Why would any black leader allow black Zimbabweans to be treated this way by foreigners who are here only to exploit and extract without investing anything back into the country? At least the colonial rulers, for all their brutality and racism, built infrastructure, industries, and systems. The Chinese build nothing for Zimbabwe. They strip our land, loot our minerals, and send the wealth to China. I respect them for protecting their own national interests, but I have nothing but contempt for our leaders who fail to protect ours. Our tragedy is not China’s greed, but our own leaders’ betrayal. They prioritise personal gain over the dignity and well-being of their people. We must reclaim our self-respect as Africans, because no other race will ever respect us if we do not respect ourselves. How can Europeans or Americans take us seriously when we allow the Chinese to abuse our citizens with impunity? The way our leaders treat us reflects deep self-hate, and until we confront that truth, we will continue to be humiliated in our own land. What will it take for our government to protect Zimbabweans from this crude exploitation?

faolex.fao.org/docs/pdf/zim06… the LAW. Kindly interrogate the Mines and Minerals Act .Our minerals are our natural resources and if exploited sustainably it will spark economic growth @hardie1982 @ZLHRLawyers @amnesty_zim @DeproseM @ChraHarare @Obertbore @fadzyMislee @mudzengie

Come and visit the Zimbabwe Youth Council booth, learn more about our Youth Council, interact with us and see what we have in store for you at the ongoing Youth Symposium.

Why are we accepting second best I do feel like it's high time we build the Zimbabwe we want facebook.com/share/r/1BQE4J…

Family Action for Community Empowerment FACE and Youth Together for Community Development Trust YTCDT networking and engagement day Rusape . We aim higher beyond the sky

Well-done guys thumps up for being real worriors

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