Umzukulu Wako Mathanda

Tazoirarama life ye snakes 🐍 and ladders 🪜 paunoti zvakuita nani wodyiwa nenyoka

Pamunoudza munhu kuti chiroora munenge muchiti akanganwa here 🤔

Kuita basa re Indrive nekutamba kandege dzimwe dzenguva 6 na 9

Dai ndirini ndahora munhu wese achitsenga Burger 🍔 izvezvi

Pain yekunzi na conductor handina change ye ZiG saka torai $ mosara muchitsemurirana muri two...ndatozotenga mabhanzi....

Ana Auntie vanoita school run hamhusi makuzvinyanya here? Kungomuka wakananga pa steering wheel ye Komby nezi morning gown re mbada, miswai.

Mwari ndoziva handishandi asi mangwana ndokumbirawo kuhora nevamwe.

@VMusinachirevo Penalty yet United were attacking 🤣🤣

And VAR just ignored this obvious penalty? The FA has an agenda against Arsenal.

_Afcon 20 vs 26:_ Zvino nemazuva iwayo, maIjipita vakaoneswa ndondo nemaSenegari vari munyika yemakazeni avo eMoroko.

@Mugadza40 @higheerground @daddyhope Check definition ya kazini kkkk

@EvansMathanda19 @higheerground @daddyhope Kazini chii ichocho

This is my niece Nancy Chidawa visiting from London. Her mother was my father’s first cousin. Her maternal grandfather, Kuzanga, was my grandfather’s younger brother. Kuzanga and Chin’ono were Mukusha’s sons. I grew up with my father teaching me about the entire family and our lineage. When I moved to London to study in 1994, Nancy and I connected, and she stood as my guarantor when I rented my first apartment in Abbey Wood, Plumstead, London. I often speak about the importance of our ancestors to us, rather than hero-worshipping people from the Middle East. To give a clearer understanding of our family relationships, my father was Chin’ono’s last-born child, born in 1920. Chin’ono and Kuzanga were born in the 1800s, yet we remain as close today as they were then because we respect our ancestors. I am happy that mwana watete wangu is here with me. The ancestors will be smiling wherever they are because the Creator asked us to respect our lineage and not disparage it. That is where our blessings come from.

@higheerground @daddyhope I also learnt that when I came to Harare, my Uncle's daughter ethi kimi (mwanawangu), i was like , noooo, we are cousins, ungumntakamalume wena, ungumzawami. Anasinyoro munopikisa dictionary ka @Mugadza40

@daddyhope I will never understand why Shona speakers say their aunt's children are their nephews/nieces. In Ndebele culture we would call them our cousins (umzawami or umzala). Nephew or niece would be my sister's child

Mina and all ten provinces in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, we are very happy with the results! With or without the US$50, I can still go to Mxotshwa village in Lower Gwelo, just to refresh. I have healed and it feels good. Badliwe!!!

That Benjamin Šeško guy, kusemnyameni 🥺

#Opinion 🔴 Degrees and job titles were once useful proxies for ability. Today, they are increasingly poor indicators of a candidate’s capacity to perform and adapt. newsday.co.zw/opinion-analys…

USD4.50 sent to TAWANDA JETHRO MASWANHISE Approval Code: PP251005.0954.K84270. New wallet balance: USD 0.21.

🔴𝐇𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐨 𝐩𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬, 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐲 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐙𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐮𝐬, 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐚𝐱 𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫? #2026

Aston Villa mushonga unowuraya ipapo ipapo

Remember Hombe irikutamba futi mangwana 🇿🇼🇿🇼⚽️

Hombe irikutamba mangwana 🇿🇼 ⚽️

Even if you tell me they will be knocked out in the group stages, I will still watch them play. I'm that patriotic. Simple! #GoWarriorsGo