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@Chezhou10 @nelsonchamisa Agree with you 100% but mind you this is not an election campaign. For now let's all fight the common enemy 2030.after that we all retreat to our shells...

@KueMs @nelsonchamisa Should he join those who supported the recalls, but now pretend to defend the constitution. We know all those who stood by Tshabangu to give zpf 2/3. Asikhohlwa/Hatikanganwe. PDP was created for such treachery.

@im_vensor Only Gaddafi would hv the balls to do that... The crop of leadership we hv in Africa is horrible to say the least

Should Africa drop the dollar and create a unified currency? ○ Yes ○ No

BREAKING : 🇺🇸 Trump’s own Senator gave him brutal reality check Trump — We need $2 billion a day to reopen the Strait of Hormuz US Senator — But the SOH was already open before the war? So what was the point of whole war? You have created a Global Crisis OUT OF NOTHING” 🔥🔥🔥

ZANU-PF Re-Tests the Ground for a Referendum on Constitution Amendment No. 3 Dear Reader, The ruling ZANU-PF party says there will be no referendum on Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, come hell or thunder. Yet its political actions increasingly resemble a party preparing for one. I am informed through research that factional strategists within the ruling party have not ruled out a referendum as a last option. More importantly, earlier internal state agents’ assessments suggest the Bill could face a significant and humiliating defeat under a free and fair national vote. However, their strategists now see a tiny window. Repression of opposition, fragmented resistance, muted and ambiguous voices from critical actors, and internal delegitimisation by party-state structures have created conditions for a reassessment. Reader, let us revisit the Bill. It was gazetted on 16 February 2026. At its core, the proposal removes the direct election of the President by citizens and transfers that power to Members of Parliament. It extends the term of both the President and Parliament from five to seven years. It allows the President to appoint additional Senators, while weakening institutions that oversee elections, gender equality, and aspects of judicial accountability. This is the context in which the current wave of mobilisation must be understood. In Mashonaland West, ZANU-PF's provincial leadership is running structured awareness campaigns on the Bill. District by district, party members and local structures are being engaged. Similar processes are reported in Mashonaland East in Mutoko, and in Harare in areas such as Mabvuku. This is coordinated, systematic, and expected to spread across all ten provinces in the next few days. This resembles groundwork for a national referendum campaign. ZANU PF’s structures are being activated. Messages are being tested with state agents quietly observing responses. At the same time, mapping loyalties and identfying weak points. Alongside this, the political space is tightening for opposing voices. On 23 March 2026, Tendai Biti, convenor of the Constitution Defenders Forum, was granted bail with conditions that bar him from convening grassroots meetings on the Bill. This has direct political consequences. Mobilisation capacity is being constrained at a critical moment. Reports from Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights on 24 March 2026 point to an increase in violations. This signals a broader pattern of pressure on dissent. If there was certainty that no referendum would take place, such restrictions would be less necessary. Actors like Timba, Madhuku’s networks, and women and students' movements would not face constraints at grassroots level. I have also picked disturbing indications that, if a referendum is eventually triggered, it may not follow previous models. Earlier referendums in 2000 and 2013 allowed citizens to vote anywhere using a national ID. That created flexibility. Current hard-core signals from within ZANU-PF point to a constituency-based approach. Their preference is for voting to be territorially fixed, allowing administrative control over participation and predetermined outcomes. This is the context in which current actions must be read. Progressive Zimbabweans cannot organise on the basis of ZANU-PF’s official statements alone. Organisation must respond to observable actions and counter-intelligence. If a referendum is ever to be called, groundwork will already be in place. Preparation cannot therefore be reactive. It must be anticipatory. Organisation must be built at constituency and polling station level. In authoritarian settings, outcomes are often shaped before the public event. The referendum being denied today can emerge tomorrow, but offered in half measure. So one way is to organise according to scenarios, including this wild card scenario. By Dr. Phillan Zamchiya 24 March 2026.

@ChrisExcel102 @AfricaFirsts Why violence Chris ?, why insults.? U make Xhosas cheap... U could hv js corrected, that's being smart.

@AfricaFirsts It’s ibhokwe in Xhosa msunu yenu

Goat Names Across the Bantu Belt in Africa 🐐😲 🇹🇿🇰🇪 Swahili — mbuzi 🇿🇦 Zulu — imbuzi 🇿🇦 Xhosa — imbuzi 🇿🇦 Ndebele — imbuzi 🇸🇿 Siswati — imbuzi 🇿🇼 Shona — mbudzi 🇿🇲🇲🇼 Chichewa/Nyanja — mbuzi 🇺🇬 Luganda — embuzi 🇰🇪 Kikuyu — mburi 🇿🇲 Bemba — mbuzi 🇨🇩 Tshiluba — mbuji 🇧🇼 Tswana — podi 🇿🇦🇱🇸 Sotho — podi 🇿🇦 Sepedi — podi 🇷🇼 Kinyarwanda — ihene 🇧🇮 Kirundi — impene 🇨🇩🇨🇬 Lingala — ntaba 🇨🇩🇨🇬 Kikongo — nkombo 🇿🇦🇲🇿 Tsonga — mhamba 🇿🇦 Venda — mbudzana 🇳🇦 Oshiwambo — ombidi 🇳🇦 Herero — ombazu Compiled by Africa First

@Raw_Combat_ Polite n non violent fight ...

The most polite fight in history.

@bla_bidza Kakamborira kamurume ikaka.... Kachiti l don't need an appointment to see the president 🤣

Ko nhai Ray Kaukonde akazoyenda nekupi? 😂😂

@CrimeWatchZW Is that road in CBD for real or it's AI

Lawlessness | Kombis are now picking up passengers at the corner of Speke Avenue and First Street.

@LynneStactia Chamisa's silence is deafening... mmmmmm???? Are we not on our own here?

Hazvikoni ! #NoTo2030! 🔹War Veterans 🔸Retired Generals led by Air Marshal Henry Muchena 🔹Catholic Bishops 🔸The Pastoral Leadership 🔹Lovemore Madhuku - Professor of the Constitutional Law 🔸Advocate Tendai Biti 🔹Advocate Thabani Mpofu 🔸Senator Douglas Mwonzora 🔹Fellow Brothers & Sisters 🔸Hon Dubeko Sibanda 🔹Senator Timba 🔸Dr Ibbo Mandaza 🔹Hon Job Sikhala

@nelsonchamisa @TogaraseyiLaw Please zvamanjemanje dai mambomira zve chapwati, join forces, all hands on the deck to fight 2030.

@TogaraseyiLaw Great! Good news coming!

Cut down, yet it rises, stronger each time. Razed to the ground, yet it rises, and springs forth again. #FreshStart #Godisinit

@Spice08998353 @HermanMashaba Mbuyiseni tried to lecture him to no avail,

@HermanMashaba But @HermanMashaba as a leader you need to do are Research before you comment their is nothing to love you country 👇

South Africans are not angry enough.

@mervynsmith17 @MbuyiseniNdlozi As a matter of fact Iran is actually advocating for the sake of oil in yeun not $Us..

@MbuyiseniNdlozi well the USA is not the one gonna suffer from no oil. It is primarily China. so maybe they join the US and Israel to come open the strait - won't that be poetic justice? why should US bear all the costs when this is to help its biggest adversary?

USA, Trump asked countries to join his war against Iran in the Strait of Hormuz: Spain: No S.Korea: No Japan: No Italy: No France: No UK: No Germany: No Australia: No Norway: No Canada: No China: No Netherlands: No Result: USA, Trump ISOLATED!

@nelsonchamisa @advocatemahere @Cde_Ostallos @ChibayaaCitizen Where is our President? We expect more noise from the de factor president of Zim . The Constitution is burning Zii . Madzbb eshanduko n others rotting in jail Zii. Join others leave the big brother mindset. Zii

@drDendere It's a well calculated move meant to change the narrative n make Zimbabweans selfish. Mind your own stomach. Indoda iyazibonela hence the bandwagon to join Zanu pf. Prof Muganhu, Bishop Nyamakanga, Chabangu the list goes on..

Does anyone have a good explanation for why ZANU PF gives away cars but doesnt investment in upgraded hospitals or schools? So many cars. Why not invest in infrastructure?

@bbmhlanga @GenevaSummit Ramba wakadzvanya usatyiswe nemaboorangoma....

Lovely Zimbabweans in the diaspora @GenevaSummit thank you for the support.

@DubekoSibanda Can l get the recording

Tomorrow, he is going to be embarrassed by this legal guru

@bbmhlanga Fuck them Bule, kusikufa ndekupi....

Scrutiny is fair, only by those who look at both sides. You don’t arrest a man, strip his dignity and hurt his family then expect the person to remain silent over you mother father analogy. Have you ever criticised the father for hurting innocent children?

Journalist Blessed Mhlanga Slams Zimbabwe Govt at Geneva Summit, Warns of “Sophisticated Repression” Veteran Zimbabwean journalist Blessed Mhlanga delivered a scathing indictment of the Zimbabwean government at the Geneva Summit today, accusing authorities of weaponising the legal system to silence dissent and warning that the country is sliding deeper into authoritarianism. Get this video here: whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb… Mhlanga told delegates he spent 75 days in pre-trial detention in 2025 for allegedly broadcasting a speech he neither authored nor delivered, describing his incarceration as “lawfare”, repression carried out through courts rather than overt violence. He said prosecutors manipulated evidence and repeatedly denied him bail in violation of the constitution. Although now released, Mhlanga said he remains effectively restricted with bail conditions crippling his finances. He accused the state of targeting journalists’ families to deter critical reporting, saying the government “punishes you through punishing your family.” He rejected claims that Zimbabwe is reforming, warning instead that repression has merely become more sophisticated. Mhlanga cited proposed constitutional changes allowing longer presidential terms and greater executive control over judicial appointments as evidence of democratic backsliding. “These proposals open a very dark door,” he said, urging the UN and Western governments to act before Zimbabwe descends further into authoritarian rule and forced migration. Mhlanga credited international pressure from the US, UK and EU for securing his release and called for sustained global solidarity, vowing he would continue reporting despite intimidation. “Zimbabwe is not democratising,” he said. “Oppression spreads like a virus if left unchecked.”