Forward Maisokwadzo

And to all those who say that I am not Zimbabwean because of the colour of my skin, may you find healing for the hate in your hearts. I don't hate you back. And I challenge you to a dance off!!!🕺😂 Name the time and place. @AlickMacheso please provide the music.🎶🇿🇼🖤🤎💛💚

As a member of the #GFA’s Inclusion Advisory Group I share an exciting opportunity to join the organisation. @voscur @BSomalivoice @BlackSWNet gloucestershirefa.com/news/2026/mar/…

Malawi’s Digital Growth Is Powered by Africa’s Cheapest Data via @InstituteGC institute.global/insights/tech-…

@gama_stanley @Chakariboy @nyati_imhenyu @AChinomwe @Mavhure @stanleykwenda Asi iwe Gama! Zviwira vanhu!!

Good morning my friends @Chakariboy @nyati_imhenyu @AChinomwe @Mavhure @stanleykwenda Muri kunzwa sei nhasi

Deeply reflective and challenging Daily Editions shared by #CuriosityUnLtd as part of #RaceEqualityWeek. Racial justice demands more than awareness — #ChangeNeedsAllOfUs. #RaceMatters @RaceEquality_UK @BlackSWNet

Opportunity for young creative minds in #Bristol afrikaeye.org.uk/post/about-the…

@GutuObert Chitova @GutuObert Tayitowona imi vepa Mushayavanhu se boys re tonasi isu tichidzika kwedu kwa #Munyikwa!🤪

"Fletcher High School in Gwelo (now Gweru) was always the first choice for my secondary education. My elder brother, George Mudavanhu, had attended Fletcher and my parents were determined to have me enrol at the same school. A top drawer school for African boys back in the day, I was determined to get a Form One place at Fletcher High School when I sat for my Grade 7 examinations in 1975. My results were excellent and I easily secured a boarding place at Fletcher. The termly boarding fees were $29. The boarding hostels were very clean and tidy and we were provided with bed linen. The food in the dining hall was on another level. Academic and sporting standards were extremely high and obviously, Fletcher was a prestigious educational institution. I quickly made friends with Johnson Dondo (now late). May his soul continue to rest in peace. Basically, my very first stay in an urban environment was when I enrolled at Fletcher for my secondary education. I'm essentially a rural guy from Mushayavanhu business centre. The six quality years that I spent at Fletcher literally changed my life. We were introduced to sports like basketball and swimming, something that I could only dream of in rural Gutu. Debating was one of my key strengths and as such, I became a member of the school debating club. When I was in Form 2 in 1977, we attended a debating competition at Chaplin High School. Then, Chaplin was an all-white school. We were made to sit on a bench separate from the white students at Chaplin in their school. That was my first direct experience of racial discrimination and to this very day, that fateful experience shaped my views about race and politics. The crema dela creme of talented African boys formed the bulk of the student body at Fletcher. It was a very competitive environment. Fletcher had exerting academic and sporting standards and it was, indeed, a privilege to be a student at such a school. Mr.Motsisi, nicknamed Mesh Mesh, was the school headmaster. He was a no-nonsense disciplinarian who routinely meted out corporal punishment for any form of errant behaviour. When I look back, I can proudly say Fletcher High School made me." Excerpts from DAY ZERO : My Autobiography

An interesting read!!! Mhofu!

@louisey_1 @MotherwellFC @MFCTrust Welldone @louisey_1 for providing Finlay & Roy an amazing opportunity to watch their Zimbabwean star @TawandaMaswanhise @AFCON2025 in #Morocco @MotherwellFC @HeraldZimbabwe @gama_stanley

Motherwell to Morocco…..Lanarkshire to Marrakech! Supporting Motherwell’s Zimbabwe star Maswanhise…and what a goal 💪⚽️! Mon the well! #zimbabwevsouthafrica #afcon25 #stadedemarrakech @MotherwellFC @MFCTrust

Huge congrats, Errol. Delighted for you. As part of GFA’s Advisory Inclusion Group, I’m excited to keep working with you, the Board & staff to make football truly inclusive for everyone, across every level of the game. #InclusionMatters ⁦@GlosFA⁩ ⁦@wesportap⁩ ⁦

@gama_stanley @LFC Good luck Stanley Jnr! Remain focused. Sky is the limit

So my boy, Stanley Jnr on his way to Spain for football meets one of his heroes Roberto Firmino a legend of @LFC in Doha. He is excited, he says he is inspired. All the best my boy. By the way the boy has a lethal left foot and he is only 13.

At #Cardiff House of Sport today for an international match between the Welsh Feathers (Wales) and #Zimbabwe Gems. Second match is Sunday 23rd at 15:30pm, same venue. Come on #Gems ⁦@online_zifa⁩ ⁦@zimlive⁩ ⁦@advocatemahere⁩ ⁦@NewZimbabweCom⁩

When God’s time arrives, the winds of change are unstoppable. Evil may rise for a moment, but good will always triumph in the end. #GreatZimbabwe #HopeForZimbabwe @advocatemahere @TheMirrorMsv @Cde_Ostallos @amnestyzim

@TapiwaMakarawu @ZimbabweSrc @TeamZimOlympic @ZiFMStereoNews @HeraldZimbabwe @zimcelebs1 @TatendaMakaraw1 @NMJCTbirds @UKAthletics @WorldAthletics @EmilyJesaya Keep going!!

“Proud of my journey” Finished 7th in the men’s 200m World Champions.

Congrats @DjedSpence 🙌 Seize the moment—love how you live your faith openly! @SpursOfficial @kickitout But I’m a @ManUtd fan! skysports.com/football/news/…

Powerful area of learning #racialjustice @BlackSWNet @BristolCouncil

Go Zimbabwe go!!! Massive congrats #RWC2027

Celebrating 20yrs of Kalahari Moon, a Southern African community shop in the heart of #Bristol in St Nicholas Market. Its founder,Rose Watkins says setting up the shop was like ‘a therapy for her.’ Rose is amazed on how the shop has fulfilled her dream of building a community.

The diversity of the city of Bristol doesn’t match the diversity of staff at University of Bristol- Prof Evelyn Welch. UoB in 2023 launched the Reparative Futures programme. ⁦@BlackSWNet⁩ ⁦@BristolUni⁩ ⁦@MarvinJRees⁩ ⁦⁦@DavidOlusoga⁩