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Lets support him CAB 3 bhooo

@Bulawayo24News Murakashi4ED pasi name. Nonsense

Prominent lawyer Sindiso Mazibisa says electing a president through parliament can offer equal opportunity for candidates from different ethnic and regional backgrounds to ensure national inclusivity.

Ishe Komboreraiwo Zimbabwe ne Africa yose🙏🏾

Reports suggest Mnangagwa is secretly arming parallel forces like the "Presidential Mafia" to hunt the anti-Cab3 movement. Such state-sponsored violence and extrajudicial killings are a grave betrayal of office. A head of state must protect citizens, not hunt them.

Let’s pause to acknowledge Tagwirei, Tungwarara and Chivayo. These three have exposed ZANU PF as a totemless myth; devoid of values and indifferent to the loyalty of its members. Where did these three, who now run the party, even come from? I feel for everyone who sacrificed for that monster; some were even involved in the killing of opposition figures. We will never forget Gukurahundi, short- and long-sleeve, Murambatsvina, the 1 August shootings to name but a few. All that delinquency and ngozi, only for the party to be handed to these three. Well done, gentlemen. Today I’m crushing on you. Fambai vakomana pasi panyoro.

For the avoidance of doubt, Mnangagwa- NO Chiwenga- NO Tagwirei- NO Tungwarara- NO Mutsvangwa- NO Muchinguri- NO Mutisi- NO 🤣 ZanuPF is ZanuPF!

Wicknell Chivayo is renting a jet from Bestfly Aruba at the moment, while his usual plane — ZS-ACT — sits grounded in Basel, conveniently parked there for what he is calling “maintenance.” The timeline just doesn’t sit right with me. There are far too many red flags. I’m not letting this one go. I’ll keep a close eye on him because nobody casually burns through millions every single week unless that money isn’t really theirs to begin with. What truly bothers me is how neatly Chivayo has fitted into a system that’s essentially helping the country steal from itself. Let me walk you through how this actually plays out. Back in early 2024, the Zimbabwe Defence Industries had already vetted a legitimate supplier for auxiliary ammunition and equipment. The quote was a clean US$20 million. Treasury sat on the payment for a while, and then — surprise — the same request suddenly reappears, but now with Chivayo as the lead supplier. The price for the exact same goods? It jumps straight to $69 million. Just like magic. The RBZ IT systems upgrade followed a painfully similar script. A capable company won the tender fairly at $10 million. Then, without much explanation, the contract gets cancelled. The original winner was reportedly pressured to drop their legal challenge, after being assured a new tender would be issued. When that “new” tender finally dropped in mid-2024, Chivayo walked away with it at $50 million — five times the original price. And here’s the part that really gets me: the same experts who had quoted $10 million were quietly brought back as subcontractors to do the actual work for their original fee, while Chivayo kept the $40 million markup for himself. Just those two deals alone siphoned off roughly $89 million in pure profit from the public purse. Now stack that against the way he’s living. Spending millions buying cars as gifts. He spent $750,000 on a Bentley and is burning $10,000 an hour renting a Gulfstream. Even with all that lavish spending, he’s barely touched 1% of the money he made from those two contracts. That’s not the mark of a genuine businessman. This is someone living like royalty on the backs of ordinary Zimbabwean taxpayers — a flashy distraction funded by the very people getting fleeced & unfortunately the very people cheering him on! And honestly, that’s the saddest part of all: the nation is slowly but surely robbing itself through its own procurement systems.

@NewsHawksLive Zanupf should not shove their candidates on us. We are not interested in anything Zanupf

By Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga General Constantino Chiwenga is the next President of the Republic of Zimbabwe. Not maybe. Not possibly. Not if circumstances permit. Not subject to amendment bills, parliamentary arithmetic, or the preferences of commercial networks that have confused their bank balances with political permanence. Next. Full stop. And let me be equally clear about the timeline. 2028. Elections. As scheduled. As constitutionally mandated. As the people of Zimbabwe are entitled to. Not 2030 nonsense. Not 2031. Not after a referendum that nobody asked for, nobody wants, and that over ninety percent of Zimbabweans have already rejected in their hearts even before the ballot paper is designed. The Constitution of Zimbabwe the same Constitution that CAB3 is designed to mutilate is unambiguous. Section 328 is unambiguous. The two-term limit is unambiguous. The requirement for a referendum to extend a sitting president's term is unambiguous. 2028. Not a day later. On what CAB3 nonsense actually is. I have said this before and I will say it again until it is heard in every corner of this republic. CAB3 is not a development instrument. It is not a continuity agenda. It is not about Vision 2030 or boreholes or solar panels or hospital refurbishments worthy as some of those programmes are.CAB3 is a blocking mechanism. It has one primary political function to prevent General Constantino Chiwenga from ascending to the presidency through the direct popular vote that he would win. Everything else the economic arguments, the development continuity narrative, the liberation history revisionism we heard from Chinamasa is dressing. It is the packaging on a product whose contents are the permanent postponement of Zimbabwe's constitutional succession reality. The architects of CAB3 know that in a free, direct, popular election in 2028, General Chiwenga wins. They know it because the people know it. They know it because the security establishment knows it. They know it because even inside ZANU-PF behind closed doors, away from the cameras, in the conversations that happen between people who trust each other the succession reality has one name.And that name is Gwneral Chiwenga. "You do not spend this much political capital trying to change an election system unless you already know you cannot win under the existing one." On Operation Restore Legacy. November 2017 was not a coup. I will not call it a coup. The courts did not call it a coup. The people who came into the streets in their hundreds of thousands did not call it a coup. They called it liberation. They called it correction. They called it the moment Zimbabwe got a second chance. Operation Restore Legacy made promises. Explicit, public, witnessed promises to the people of Zimbabwe, to the region, to the international community, and to history itself. It promised constitutionalism. It promised the rule of law. It promised that Zimbabwe's democratic institutions would be respected and strengthened. It promised that the era of one-man, permanent, unaccountable rule was over. Every one of those promises is now under assault by CAB3. Let me say that with the full weight of what it means. The men who stood in that television studio on the 15th of November 2017 who read that statement, who put their stars and their freedom on the line, who asked Zimbabwe to trust them those men made a covenant with this nation. That covenant is not dischargeable by gazette notice. It is not amendable by parliamentary majority. It cannot be revised because the political convenience of 2026 conflicts with the political promises of 2017. Operation Restore Legacy is not over. It is not over until constitutionalism is genuinely restored not performed, not simulated, not dressed up in development language while being systematically dismantled.

@SajeniMapuranga @LynneStactia @MJairosi @Jamwanda2 @noto2030 Don't try to shove the candidate of your choice on us. Zimbabweans are tired of Zanupf. If Chiwenga is truly repentant, he should come out of Zanupf. Chiwenga like ED is unelectable.

General Constantino Chiwenga is the next President of the Republic of Zimbabwe.Not maybe. Not possibly. Not if circumstances permit. Not subject to amendment bills, parliamentary arithmetic, or the preferences of commercial networks that have confused their bank balances with political permanence. Next. Full stop. And let me be equally clear about the timeline. 2028. Elections. As scheduled. As constitutionally mandated. As the people of Zimbabwe are entitled to. Not 2030 nonsense. Not 2031. Not after a referendum that nobody asked for, nobody wants, and that over ninety percent of Zimbabweans have already rejected in their hearts even before the ballot paper is designed. The Constitution of Zimbabwe the same Constitution that CAB3 is designed to mutilate is unambiguous. Section 328 is unambiguous. The two-term limit is unambiguous. The requirement for a referendum to extend a sitting president's term is unambiguous. 2028. Not a day later. On what CAB3 nonsense actually is. I have said this before and I will say it again until it is heard in every corner of this republic. CAB3 is not a development instrument. It is not a continuity agenda. It is not about Vision 2030 or boreholes or solar panels or hospital refurbishments worthy as some of those programmes are.CAB3 is a blocking mechanism. It has one primary political function to prevent General Constantino Chiwenga from ascending to the presidency through the direct popular vote that he would win. Everything else the economic arguments, the development continuity narrative, the liberation history revisionism we heard from Chinamasa is dressing. It is the packaging on a product whose contents are the permanent postponement of Zimbabwe's constitutional succession reality. The architects of CAB3 know that in a free, direct, popular election in 2028, General Chiwenga wins. They know it because the people know it. They know it because the security establishment knows it. They know it because even inside ZANU-PF behind closed doors, away from the cameras, in the conversations that happen between people who trust each other the succession reality has one name.And that name is Gwneral Chiwenga. "You do not spend this much political capital trying to change an election system unless you already know you cannot win under the existing one." On Operation Restore Legacy. November 2017 was not a coup. I will not call it a coup. The courts did not call it a coup. The people who came into the streets in their hundreds of thousands did not call it a coup. They called it liberation. They called it correction. They called it the moment Zimbabwe got a second chance. Operation Restore Legacy made promises. Explicit, public, witnessed promises to the people of Zimbabwe, to the region, to the international community, and to history itself. It promised constitutionalism. It promised the rule of law. It promised that Zimbabwe's democratic institutions would be respected and strengthened. It promised that the era of one-man, permanent, unaccountable rule was over. Every one of those promises is now under assault by CAB3. Let me say that with the full weight of what it means. The men who stood in that television studio on the 15th of November 2017 who read that statement, who put their stars and their freedom on the line, who asked Zimbabwe to trust them those men made a covenant with this nation. That covenant is not dischargeable by gazette notice. It is not amendable by parliamentary majority. It cannot be revised because the political convenience of 2026 conflicts with the political promises of 2017. Operation Restore Legacy is not over. It is not over until constitutionalism is genuinely restored not performed, not simulated, not dressed up in development language while being systematically dismantled.

“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” Desmond Tutu #FreeEmmanuelSitima #FreeTakundaMhuka

Any right thinking Member of parliament @ParliamentZim should simply resign if on 18 May the nonsense #CAB3 is passed by Ziyambi Ziyambi … That en masse resignation must mark the genesis of the ungovernable state … Nothing other than that should be acceptable by #WeThePeople Failing that then the MPs would have offered themselves as Mnangagwa’s sacrificial lambs ….

@PoliceZimbabwe you are nothing but Rouge! Busy harrassing innocent opposition members yet leaving dangerous known Zanupf criminals to roam the street. We will hold you accountable for turning our country into a pariah state

Zimbabwean authorities have harassed, abducted, and arbitrarily detained student leaders protesting a proposed constitutional amendment to extend presidential terms. trib.al/162F2pd

46 years in power, @edmnangagwa is still crying for 2 more years! What is it that he will do in 2 yrs that they could not do in 46 years. #NoTo2030 #EdMustGo

Owen, please don't involve yourself in politics... unonyura.... This coming May, muchadzidza zvakawanda

@edmnangagwa and @ZANUPF_Official must be ashamed of themselves. 46 years in power, they are still crying for 2 more years! What is it that they will do in 2 yrs that they could not do in 46 years. #NoTo2030. Thank you for speaking truth to power President @duma_boko

@MviringiHosia @duma_boko @LynneStactia @edmnangagwa and @ZANUPF_Official must be ashamed of themselves. 46 years in power, they are still crying for 2 more years! What is it that they will do in 2 yrs that they could not do in 46 years. Pasi ne Zanupf #NoTo2030

WATCH 🔥🔥 As Botswana President @duma_boko condemns #CAB3 square & straight, diplomatically. "Politicians cannot continue to make promises of a better life & keep extending their stay in office. Deliver within the given time" President Mnangagwa should be ashamed @LynneStactia

Free Godfrey Karembera, (Madzibaba Eshanduko) ●Free Emmanuel Sitima. ● Free Takunda Mhuka. ●Free Farai Magaya. ● Free Kudakwashe Matura. ● Activism is not a crime. ●They're suffering on our behalf. #FreeAllPoliticalPrisoners #NoTo2030

Hanzi panyaya dzemombe ED akadyawo

Zimbabweans, are you still using these luxurious and state-of-art trains brought to you by the Second Republic? Vachiri kukwira what’s your experience?