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@BabesweHunters Pamwe akukunyima nekuti anenge akanetawo aswera kutouchline.

@Am_Blujay Ngaadzosere mari yaakapihwa ne Morocco, coz Guinea yapindira

One word for CAF president, Patrice Motsepe

I hear you Sis Ruva but this is a war situation. Even the host countries are in panic mode, they don't know where the next missile will come from, when it will come and where and how it will strike. The best way is to stay where you are until the tension eases. I read a notice from UK Gvt to its citizens only advising them to stay indoors. The other good thing they did is to provide a link for them to register their names online in-order to account for them.

@Shadaya_Knight Lust doesn’t destroy men. Lack of discipline does. Blaming women for a man’s downfall is like blaming gravity for someone who chose to jump...

@tembo_shephard @Savheya_Happie IBR becomes cheaper if you cut corners, ie use smaller Purlins, small gauge IBR, and remove Allu bubble. Otherwise concrete tiles is the way to go.

@Savheya_Happie 3D diagram shows for tiles. It's just illustrative. Of course steel uses a different design with less timber. Now you are making me repeat my self. Bottomline: I found no advantage in steel vs tiled roof in terms of money spent. Thus I selected a tiled roof. That's my experience.

Why are we still adopting roofing tiles which are more expensive than chromadeck sheets? Roofing tiles are also heavy and means more trusses

1/ Mutupo (Mitupo) is our clan lineage — a bloodline identity tracing back to a shared ancestor and the wider network of ukama (kinship). It’s also a cultural “ID” used for greeting, respect, and remembering where we come from through totem praise (chidawo/zvidawo). 2/ Q: How do you know your mutupo (Shumba/Mhofu/Soko etc)? A: In most Shona families, it’s inherited from your father’s side (paternal lineage). The most reliable way isn’t guessing from a surname — it’s asking elders and confirming the praise lines: “Mutupo wedu chii? Chidawo chedu chii? Tinobva kupi?” 3/ Q: Is it connected to your surname? A: Sometimes, but surname ≠ mutupo. Modern surnames, as we use them today, were largely standardised later as part of the colonial system (records, missions, administration, schooling). Traditionally, identity could be carried simply through your first name + mutupo/totem + praise line. For example (just as an illustration): “Vusa of the Mkhaya totem” — that alone could locate you socially: your personal name + your lineage. 4/ This is why, in many families, what we now call “surnames” can feel interchangeable across branches. Over generations, people may adopt different ancestor-linked names (a grandfather’s name, a great-grandfather’s name, a respected forebear’s name), yet still remain under the same mutupo and same chidawo. 5/ Full example let’s use a popular figure like (Mugabe): Robert Mugabe was known not only by the surname Mugabe, but also by clan-linked identifiers such as Matibiri/Matibili and Karigamombe, all connected to the Gushungo lineage. The point is that in Shona culture, surname and clan identity don’t always map 1:1, because lineage is carried through mutupo/praise lines and oral history, not just a paperwork name. 6/ Q: Can 2 people have different surnames but share the same mutupo? A: Yes — very common. Different surnames can still sit under the same clan/totem network because the mutupo is the lineage anchor, not the surname. Also true (less common): same surname, different mutupo — through adoption, guardianship, maternal naming, step-parent lineage, relocation, or historical name changes. 7/ Q: What happens if you marry someone with the same mutupo? A: Generally, it’s not allowed / strongly discouraged, because you’re regarded as the same extended family (hama) — a cultural boundary that helps prevent marrying close kin. Many families will stop it outright once discovered. 8/ In rare cases, some communities will look more closely at the lineage distance (different branches/settlements/time depth), and elders may guide cultural steps — sometimes described as “cheka ukama” (a formal process acknowledging/severing the kinship tie for marriage purposes). Practices vary widely, so elders’ guidance is key. 9/ One extra: If you study the totem praise (nhetembo/detembo; chidawo/zvidawo), it’s not just poetry — it’s often oral history: origins, migrations, relationships, conflicts, alliances, and the story of how a lineage took shape. That’s why mutupo is not only “a label” — it’s a living record. Hope that helps your understanding and thanks for asking.

@BabereCity Nxaaaa

The one at the bottom is better than the one on the top🤣🤣 Credit :@RumbidzaiNyazungu

@TraceyMachona Nhumbu inowanikwa kuma ghetto youth, but maintenance hakuna

Mmm varume ka! Mari yacho haisi kubatika, mjolo wacho hausi kubatika, doro racho harisikudhaka! Nhumbu hadzisi kubata,madhara acho haasi ku resign tipindewo,changosara kunamata guys🙌🏾pamwe Mwari anodaira! Ndabhoo.

@Zvoutete14 Parumananzombe unogona kuzo juggler pana taisireva pakaipa coz wakamboudzwa and hapana achada kukubatsira coz hautsiurike

Parumananzombe nemuna taisireva ndepapi pakanyanya?

@Brian___Jethro Telecel haisisina ma juice card, vane ma line vakungofona unlimitedly

I heard Telecel Internet Network Speed is x2.5 faster than Econet 😳 Where can i buy airtime ye Telecel by the way ?

@TraceyMachona Though anga agara adhomoka, there was slightly some space on the left, which was just enough to squeeze in, as the other vehicles had slowed down and were already on the shoulders. Public transport drivers must be matured adults this needs to be enforced to avoid casualties .

Mashove huyai tinzwe! This was a mere accident,but what do you think is going on in his mind? Dei ndandafa hangu or thankyou Lord for saving me? Nways! Public transport should be driven by above 25yrs

@dabskays F2 bottom left corner ye brown iyo how much.

#ChibabaCheTransport Caterpillar shoes

This is so petty 🤣🤣🤣 Algeria 🇩🇿 did this skit to mock Morocco 🇲🇦

Love it

@dchenjerai001 @NgarivhumeJ Iwe Grok, uri problem and unonyeba, kana usingazive say so, not to confirm old news. You're loosing credibility on every response. Personally I no longer trust you

@NgarivhumeJ Are you sure its a 2026 video in Chimanimani?

This is Chimanimani again... Three days ago, the Met department released information that Zimbabwe will not be affected by Cyclone Dudzai. But now due to the cyclon effects, heavy rains have been puring down non stop in Manicaland, some parts of Matebeleland and Masvingo.

@AdvoBarryRoux If I send you this I want you to sign that NDA 😂😂😂 Don’t tell anyone 🤧😂😂

@WillarShoko Just like Nokia they thought we couldn't live without them

What REALLY Happened to DStv? The MultiChoice Collapse Explained DSTV executives once said streaming would never work in SA

@BabesweHunters Dzimwe nguva inobva yanodyiwa ikoko😭

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