King Alfred 👑

@econet_support @econetzimbabwe And yu only get to be open once u hv taken th money already. How do u define fair usage? How do u quantify fair usage? Why don't u just cap it and say max 10Gig I beliv i hv 2kno and wrk under tht budget rather than being hit by a brick in the dark under the disguise of fair use

@fredziso @econetzimbabwe Hi, King Alfred. Kindly note that the Smart4U bundle operates under a Fair Usage Policy (FUP), where usage is monitored. Smart4U top up bundle is designed to restore speeds of the initial Smart4U bundle and does not extended the dates of the initial purchased bundle. ^TKR

@econetzimbabwe this Smart 4yu bundle of yoz is a scam. I'm told it's unlimited for a month but i top up mine in order to be ahead in the next month only to be told that your topup was eaten in the previous month and lasted only for 2days. @econet_support tinyareiwo #Mabhinya

@dean_plessis One of us, you can keep your farm sadza eater

A meal fit for a king. Truly grateful. #FRIDAYNIGHTBLESSINGS

@snowballOfficia Judgement nekudzidza zvinozobatana papi? We've seen a lot of educated fools in leadership making stupid decisions.

🎓 Chief Dakamela Shines at Lupane State University!Amid the celebrations of LSU’s 16th Graduation Ceremony, Chief Dakamela proudly earns a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Development Studies. This is a good example to other traditional leaders. It is important to acquire knowledge and this with help them in making sound judgments #ED2030 #ZimSanctionsMustFall #Education5_0 #ZimbabweRising

@ChrisExcel102 That's a gud academic approach but there is mo to life than simple academic assumptions

The distance between Namibia and South Africa - But you will never see Namibians fighting for free clinics - Jumping the borders - Stealing SA medication… - high jacking cars - Killing - Stealing cables namakhwapha anukayo😩 They stay in their country & build.

@Miz_Ruraltarain Did they steal the medication?

Breaking News: 2 Zimbabweans arrested trafficking medication from public healthcare facilities. When South Africans say Zimbabweans take medication in South Africa to sell in Zimbabwe, people say it is notions of xenophobic that can't be proven. On the 12th of October, 2025, the National Traffic Police arrested 2 Zimbabwean nationals in Midrand with a bakkie full of medication.

@nelsonchamisa Matakadyakare haanyaradzi mwana cde, hakuchadzikegwi uko endai moga

A LASTING SOLUTION FOR ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 A lasting solution starts with truth. Ignoring the 2023 stolen election is ignoring the root of our crisis. Anything that does not address the 2023 stolen election is a fraud and a waste of time. Corruption, capture, suffering - they’re symptoms of a disputed mandate and a contested government . Let’s treat the cause, not the symptoms. We are the solution. Let’s fix what’s killing us.#OnePeople #NewGreatZimbabwe

@RexMidzi Siyanai navo sir, vanga vakatopedzera ipapa

This gentleman would do well just by dressing respectfully He didn't have to wear a suit , but one must have decorum Wearing a T Shirt in certain spaces is a statement Ini hangu handidye mari ye munhu I have freedom to say as I please , 2 c idzodzo bho

@jahman_adamski Nice one mukwasha, pamberi newe

17 years 3 kids & a life of resilience, loyalty & laughter against all odds! My soul mate my best & only friend! It’s irreversible! The love of my life Mai Ollie

@Snicki_Katope Ipapo haurevi nhema

Dzangoo nharo hadzo, but the truth is he has fallen on hard times He's no longer as popular as he used to be, and fans have abandoned him in droves Reason: kufunga kuti he knows better than everyone Plus: just dumb

@daddyhope Ndiwe wakanyengera munhu uchimuomberera maoko hona adzingwa basa uchamuchengeta here?

ZANUPF Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Budget, Finance and Investment Promotion has been dismissed with immediate effect from chairing the committee by the ZANUPF controlled Committee on Standing Rules and Orders, according to a letter signed by the ZANUPF Speaker of Parliament and Chairperson, Advocate Jacob Mudenda. Energy Mutodi’s removal follows his public criticism of corruption within the government, where he explicitly named the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, George Guvamatanga. His dismissal underscores how speaking out against corruption within ZANUPF remains a political taboo that can swiftly end a parliamentary career, or result in being jailed if you are a journalist.

@BarackObama @MichelleObama Happy anniversary Michelle and Barack

The best decision I ever made was marrying you, @MichelleObama. For 33 years, I’ve admired your strength, grace, and determination — and the fact that you look so good doing it all. Happy anniversary!

@BarcaWorldwide 1. Suarez 2. Lewadoski 3. Etoo 4. 5. 6. David Villa

🚨| SURVEY: Who’s your favorite Barcelona striker out of these four?

@FabrizioRomano Lewa jus showed us why he is the best striker, Rashford took the corner kick the way it shd be done, Frankie commanding from the midfield and it was gameover

Comeback for Barcelona! 🔵🔴 Who’s been your Man of the Match?

@theberneese True there, not only free kicks but corner kicks as well, all Raphinha does is to hit the wall and short unproductive corners

I speak for every Barca fan when I say Rashford should take the freekicks

@advocatemahere @wicknellchivayo Ska zvinoda maqualification api 1. to run a company and 2. To be awarded a tender

🔸Good day @wicknellchivayo, 1. Do you remember telling Parliament that you had zero qualifications, zero experience and a year old shelf company when you were awarded the multi-million US dollar Gwanda Solar Project? 2. How did you get awarded the multi-million dollar Gwanda Solar Project with zero qualifications, zero experience and a year old shelf company, Intratek? We need new leaders.🇿🇼

@_ulambish @daddyhope That's yo academic way of thinking but it is far from the truth. When u visit our cultural hubs in the rural areas yu may be fortunate to understand who we truly are

@fredziso @daddyhope The cultural practices that you want to retain today where decided on based on circumstances of that day. Circumstances have changed and you want to cling to practices that don’t make sense or add value in today’s life

As Africans and as human beings in general, we need to rethink the concept of burial, because culture and traditions also change with time. Burial practices were shaped by the technologies available at the time for every generation that preceded us. Shouldn’t it be necessary for us to evolve with new realities when it comes to burial practices? A single grave is roughly 2.1 square metres, not counting pathways or the spacing around it. To bury one million people with proper pathways and access, you would need about 5.25 to 6.3 square kilometres of land, which is 525 to 630 hectares. That is about the size of a large suburb or a medium-sized township in Zimbabwe. So I ask the question again; are our current burial methods sustainable? Will we not end up forcing future generations to build houses and commercial buildings on top of cemeteries? Would it not be wiser to explore methods that make access to land sustainable for those who come after us and reduce the cost of burial for us and the cost of repurposing cemeteries for future generations? Do we agree that the limitation of access to fresh land will increase the access cost for future generations? New approaches such as cremation, mausoleums, vertical burials, or green burials could provide alternatives that respect both cultural values and the urgent need to preserve land. This is not just about tradition, but about the responsibility we have to leave behind a livable environment for future generations. If graves are so important; do you know where the grandfather of your great grandfather is buried? What are your thoughts?

@daddyhope Unfollowed

I went to the Catholic Church and to many other churches simply to fellowship with people who stood with me when I was being persecuted by the rogue regime in Zimbabwe. I was also invited by the Emir of Qatar, who is Muslim, to visit Qatar in recognition of the work I do when I write about corruption in Zimbabwe and across the world. My relationship with people is not based on their religions, it is based on fellowship. A Muslim can invite me to their home and I will respect their traditions. A Christian can invite me to their home and I will also respect their traditions. I am actually a child of two Christians, both my parents were Christians, but I am not. My father brought me up to allow myself to read, to understand, and to question the things that are not fully explained. Out of that upbringing, I came to form my own position on religion and faith. I expect you to respect it, because I also respect yours. The problem, as I mentioned earlier, and which triggered this debate, is that many Christians I have engaged with, including those I see online, come and insult me for refusing to be subject to Christianity, the Bible, and Yeshua, also known as Jesus Christ. I do not subscribe to those beliefs. They insult me yet the Bible clearly states that faith is a personal matter. Ironically, those who say they believe in the Bible end up violating the very tenets of the book they swear by, and that, to me, is strange. Religion, in my view, is a man-made construct. It is political, designed to control people. If you read deeper into the roots of Judaism, then Christianity which followed, and later Islam, you will see that these religions borrow from each other. They are all Middle Eastern. You will also understand what I am saying about religion being used as an instrument of power. But as I said, I do not mind people insulting me for refusing to be subject to their religions. I am not someone who believes in specific religions. I believe in the Creator, in the Almighty, in Jah, in God in Musikavanhu — to me, it is all the same.

@daddyhope Dai makaenda henyu imimi mdara tosara nawaMagaisa

“Africa can’t be borderless until economies are balanced, says Chin’ono,” reports the Eswatini Independent. Borderless rhetoric must be backed by action. We must learn from the EU & how they achieved it. We are not there because of a lack of leadership. 🔗 independentnews.co.sz/26390/news/afr…