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@piersmorgan @_DeclanRice Keep on dreaming Piers, that's a foregone adventure mark my words

Arsenal are the only club in the world who can still win the Champions League and Premier League this season. If that doesn’t motivate our players to stand up and deliver, I don’t know what will. They just all need to follow the mentality of our leader @_DeclanRice :

@AmukelaniMoyani @CyrilRamaphosa @PMashatile What does this have to do with Zimbabwe, Xenophobic mentality always

Dear President @CyrilRamaphosa; this is a CRIMINAL act by your Deputy @PMashatile , driving towards oncoming traffic! We cannot allow Banana Republic behaviour like Zimbabwe!

@bla_bidza The problem we are having in Zim is we don't call a spade a spade, we have a problem of bootlickers, Ubuntu is nowhere, corruption everywhere, we need to wake up as a nation we have the minerals,Minds, Technocrats,The land The People we need to wake up as a Nation I repeat

We are struggling with bucket seats, and after almost 5 years of repairing toilets and changing rooms, while the war-ravaged DRC has followed Kenya and Uganda by constructing a world-class stadium. All our resources are being spent on cars and gigantic mansions.

@DandaroOnline He is 1000% correct

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@SajeniMapuranga @VaNyakudya @LynneStactia @kerinamujati @Jamwanda2 @Devro_Amplified @BlessedGeza @ibbosnr @schikanza This I think is wrong cause from the airport VP Chiwenga went straight to President Mnangagwa residence there is a video we're Him VP was being welcomed by the First Lady and The President correct me if I am wrong still remember The VP saying aaaaaa Amaiguru to the first Lady

They Ordered The Coffin. He Came Back In A Suit. I am going to say something today that the political class of Zimbabwe has known for years but has been too afraid, too compromised, or too comfortable to say publicly.Emmerson Mnangagwa and his family thought General Chiwenga was going to come back from China in a coffin. They did not just hope for it. They planned around it. They celebrated prematurely. They made calls. They positioned. They began the quiet architecture of a post-Chiwenga political landscape distributing assurances, managing expectations, preparing the succession mathematics for a Zimbabwe in which the man who made November 2017 possible would no longer be breathing. And then he landed. Midnight. Chinese chartered plane. Unannounced. Not in a coffin. In a suit. Healthy. Glowing. Transformed. And the people who had been counting his days had to look him in the eye. What 2019 Actually Was I will not dress this up. I will not use the language of diplomatic ambiguity that this subject has historically required for the survival of those who dare to touch it. What happened to Vice President Constantino Chiwenga in 2019 was not a natural illness. Men in my position men who have spent careers inside Zimbabwe's security and intelligence architecture do not arrive at that conclusion casually. We arrive at it through the same methodology we have applied to every operational assessment in our professional lives pattern recognition, source corroboration, and the disciplined elimination of coincidence as an explanatory framework.The pattern in 2019 was not subtle. The celebration among those closest to State House when General Chiwenga's health collapsed was not the concern of people watching a colleague suffer. It was the relief of people watching an obstacle dissolve. The calls that went out to party officials, to military contacts, to political allies were not calls of condolence. They were calls of premature victory. The man is gone. Finished. Done and dusted. Spoken with the confidence of people who knew something about the gone-ness that they were not in a position to share publicly. Then came China. Eight months. The full weight of Chinese medical intervention applied to a body that had been brought very low indeed. And then the midnight return. The Resurrection Nobody Planned For.I choose that word deliberately. Resurrection.Because what General Chiwenga's return represented to those who had engineered his departure, who had begun restructuring their political calculations around his permanent absence was not simply a medical recovery. It was the collapse of an operation.We are told that the President and First Lady visited Chiwenga after his return. We are told they appeared dumbfounded. Shocked. In total disbelief. I will tell you what that disbelief looked like from the perspective of someone who understands what it means. It looked like men and women who had ordered a coffin and received instead a soldier. A soldier who had gone into whatever darkness they had sent him into and come back. Not broken. Not diminished. Not the grateful, weakened, compliant figure that a brush with death is sometimes expected to produce in a political opponent.He came back wiser. Harder. Carrying in his body the permanent, unignorable evidence of what had been done to him and carrying in his mind the absolute clarity of a man who now knew, beyond any remaining doubt, exactly who his enemies were. This is not simply Mnangagwa's operation. This is a family project. The First Family's involvement in Zimbabwe's political succession architecture goes beyond the conventional role of a presidential spouse and children. The ambitions operating within State House are not limited to the President himself they extend to a family ecosystem that has developed its own political interests, its own preferred succession outcomes, and its own assessment of who constitutes a threat to those outcomes.

@capsunitedfczw We need another goal to put this game to rest hatidi kuzokandwa mulast minute please

10 minutes before time Caps 1-0 Telone

@GeorgeCharamba2 KoMukoma maitwq sei futi

Will you stand by your words kana hwamanda yorira? Dununu!!!

@jahman_adamski Not even making sense

FOR THOSE WHO ACCEPT CARS FROM MR CHIVAYO LET ME MAKE IT VERY CLEAR! YOU ARE COMPLICIT! REASON: Willful Blindness. You are not accepting a gift from any normal person. You accepting a very expensive gift with cash from a CONVICTED CRIMINAL! Consequences: If the authorities (like the NCA in the UK or the Hawks in SA) ever move to seize his assets under a Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO), they don't just take the house etc. They follow the trail to every gifted car. The recipient loses the car, and in some jurisdictions, can be charged with possession of proceeds of crime. Here is a simple explanation for those who can wrap their heads around it 👇🏼 Jonathan Wicknell gives Victor 1 mirrion loan. Victor buys 1 mirrion worth of cars Wicknell buys those same cars back with a shell company for 2 mirrion Victor pays Wicknell back 1 mirrion 980 thowsend, Victor makes 20 thowsend for helping him launder. Wicknell has lost 20 thowsend for laundering 1 mirrion The cars mean absolutely NOTHING to him

@LynneStactia This is so bad why why why Varungu vanojairira

Viva Julius Malema!! Abasha Mabhunu okunuka !

@DavidColtart He said it Himself that he has already set his day he will leave office izvi zvenyu zva2030 ndezvenyu mega

2028

@VMusinachirevo I believe these Madrid guys will do it

REAL MADRID 1 BAYERN MUNICH 2 SPORTING LISBON 0 ARSENAL 1 BARCELONA 0 ATLETICO MADRID 2 PSG 2 LIVERPOOL 0 Banter aside, it will be very difficult for Barcelona to overturn the scoreline at Metropolitano but Madrid stands a chance am sure Barca,Liver & Sporting are already out

@nelsonchamisa He said it and we don't listen, we peddle lies we like lies conspiracy theories and soforth Ivo Shumba Murambwi Daye ravo ravachasiya basa 2028 varikuriziva

@capsunitedfczw @CastleLagerPSL Yes we do support Caps but the person who is responsible for this handle is too arrogant, respect others in whatever means, never be disrespectful please

Bad day in office. Maybe the boys were scared of cattle and goats. You know how it is in he rurals. We are at home this Sunday as we host Manica Diamonds in our @CastleLagerPSL match day 6 fixture. #KepekepeBhora

@GeorgeCharamba2 Igore rekungangurwa Mr George Charamba vatopedza kana uchinzwa inzwa, to simplify his words in short, "aita twake ndihombarume" kana waita zvisingadiwe nemutemo unongangurwaaaaa

Mhirizhonga kwete!!! His Excellency, the President, Dr ED Mnangagwa, is a man of peace. He will never condone violence from whichever quarters. All actions have consequences. Stand guided.

@CucsmanE Wafunga kudzokera Joni here manje

I’ve been really eager to take part in processes that are meant to defend the Constitution, but lately I just feel drained. I’ve seen many opposition figures attending these ongoing consultations on Constitutional Amendment No. 3, yet they’re being led by a Parliament that many people believe is already compromised. It honestly makes me wonder what outcome people are expecting. This is starting to feel less like genuine consultation and more like a rubber-stamping exercise, almost like a referendum in disguise, where the results are already decided, and these meetings are just there to justify passing the bill. I’ve heard reports from places like Bulawayo and other areas that those with opposing views are being silenced. People are being bused in, and Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) is showing large crowds, claiming there is overwhelming support for the amendment, while ignoring voices that are against it. It feels like people are once again participating in a process that is already rigged, legitimizing something that has already been decided. And before long, we’ll just hear that the bill has been passed. This is also why I get mad at Nelson Chamisa when I think about how the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was effectively weakened through the Tshabangu saga, that’s where everything began to fall apart. As the leader, he had a responsibility to safeguard the party at all costs. We needed a strong voice in Parliament, but now ZANU-PF holds a two-thirds majority and can push through almost anything. I don’t say this to discourage anyone, but it’s becoming harder to ignore the reality that the “2030 agenda” may now be difficult to stop. Still, I genuinely wish strength and success to those who continue to resist and stand for what is right.

@cozwva The President said it several times but you guys Journalist especially, you have your agenda, you always peddle lies, even if CAB3 sails through then in 2028 The President resigns muchaita sei

Businessman & a long time ally of President ED has broken his silence on CAB3. He said," I directly speak to my brother President ED. He has never told me that he wants his term extended. He wants to rest bfre 2028" Chabata is the first top official to publicly support VPChiwenga

@jahman_adamski Most people here don't know this song from Winky D but it was massive

@jahman_adamski Tony Blair gut a call from Bill Clinton Come to America bcoz sumting agwaan

Name a better track to come out of Winky D’s discography than this & i will run down the street naked chanting pasi na Trump long live Iran 🇮🇷

@capsunitedfczw Score 4 guys

What could he be saying 🤔

@capsunitedfczw Who is going to win the next game?

If CAPS United is the answer, whats the question?