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@Her_PrettyMind Isuzu yangu mhai🫡

Autoworld Zimbabwe has given me the keys to this STUNNER for my vacation in Zimbabwe. The Isuzu MU-X Onyx XT. Big girl car fr fr😍

@PhiriTofara Saka munorarama sei kana vakadzi venyu vakarwara kwegore

lmao varume dzidzai kuzvibata aah🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@KMutisi If you say he did well fine point taken. Kindly articulate on the things or areas improved. Areas you can say under first republic so and so was like this now things are like this. Major emphasis on employment,education,health,energy,infrastructure,standards of living,rule of law

We are in 2026.. The MAJOR CONCERN for the average Zimbabwean is to have reliable electricity, fast internet, adequate nutrition, a great healthcare system, & high quality education. To achieve that, we need COMPETENT LEADERS who understand wealth creation… not your handlers stuck in the glory of a past long gone… They did great in that Chimurenga, they shouldn’t be stuck there as if Zimbabwe is still a colony… We need CURRENT PEOPLE… President @edmnangagwa was a TOP LEADER during the Liberation War, but you don’t see him screaming about that at every turn… Be a serious people folks… be serious!

@GoldpexInv @DougColtart @AlickMacheso Muchiri nemufungo wehondo dzemuseve dzakudhara idzo baba. Masewage, rima, poor education,poor infrastructure,brutality mu21st century zvikuitwa navachena here or vatema. Kana dziri idzo njere dzamunoshandisa kurera vana mvaa mukutiurayira generation...repent wangu

@DougColtart @AlickMacheso Okay you say you a Zimbo prove it, how many zimbos did your father save pre independence, protests he attended, prison records for stading up for blacks...

And to all those who say that I am not Zimbabwean because of the colour of my skin, may you find healing for the hate in your hearts. I don't hate you back. And I challenge you to a dance off!!!🕺😂 Name the time and place. @AlickMacheso please provide the music.🎶🇿🇼🖤🤎💛💚

@DougColtart @AlickMacheso Iwe ndiwe MuZimbo wachoo zvee ko nhai chibaba

@Savheya_Happie Koo zvamunoti inspire nenhau dzekuvaka wani koo zvehondo zvabvepi futi,,,dissappointed

@PhiriTofara Kana uchienda kumaGym kwawo mibvunzo iyoyo inoda kuvhunzwa maInstructor

as someone who is skinny huyai mutibatsirewo apa😊😊😌😌😌😌😌😌

@CucsmanE Before waenda waida kuti Nero adii chaizvo?

This will be the last day you see me posting anything about Nelson Chamisa on all my social media platforms. I believe I have vented enough and made myself clear. From here, I will leave everything to time to prove whether I was right or wrong However, I want to make one thing absolutely clear I was never paid by anyone to say what I have been saying. Everything I expressed came from my own frustration. Looking back, I think the biggest mistake I made when I became active in politics was putting my full belief in Nelson Chamisa and everything he stood for. Witnessing the opposite of what I believed in was painful. But now, I have finally moved on. NOTO2030

@TheLifeZoomer The man has got balls

I had 5 uninterrupted hours on a flight… Perfect time to rest, plan life, or make money. Free WiFi. Instead, I argued with one South African the entire flight 😭 Sometimes the real problem isn’t people, it’s me. If you love me, please stop me from the nonsense. Thank you in advance.

@KMutisi @BitiTendai @advocatemahere People pafungwa dzemunhu one🤔 The very same MPs you claim to be useless are the same you want them to serve people for another two years. You defend a narrative that is stupid to suit what you want hanty🤔

We know that @BitiTendai & @advocatemahere can’t wait for the next election so that they get another chance to be MPs… But THE PEOPLE are saying 4 MORE YEARS, not just 2…. We settled for 2 more years as a compromise, but the people want more…

@KMutisi Saka todouyawo joni here kwamuri nhai🤪😝😜😛

@letterztoafrica Improve your own life, focus on that….

The main argument Zanu has is… “things are improving in Zim.” Post a picture or video of the state of Zim in my comment section… I want to see something.

@freemanchari Pane nyaya yese senyika ndepekuti "WE NEED TO"

They don't do thega. Mobilization, conscientization and organization are deliberate exercizes. 3 weeks ago many people had no idea about this bill and how to respond to its contents. In these 3 weeks, we have managed to galvanize people into talking about it. We have also provided a structured alternative conduit to organize together. We now have all Provincial Federations and more than 22 000 people countrywide and 9500 in the Diaspora who have registered to become members of CDF in just 3 weeks. We have a long way to go but we are slowly getting to know those who share our values and struggle. So there are steps to this. Concientization, Organization, Mobilization, Activation (COMA). You have already started seeing some of our members at these hearings. They have spoken with great clarity in the face of danger and we have strong cadres like Gilbert Mtubuki in the loweveld who is battling for his life as we speak. All for the CONSTITUTION. So, yes we are preparing the ground for a protracted resistance both locally and internationally. We are not careless for recklessness is not bravery but we are deliberate. Like I have alluded before, NO ONE who stands in our struggle should do so alone. That is why preparation , safety nets and calculated engagements are important. So to answer you: If on the day people are not in the streets, Diaspora is silent, international community is silent, Soldiers are silent then we would have failed the Activation part of COMA. You will be free to blame us but you would have to blame Zimbabweans more. At least we would tell our children WE TRIED but people were OK. What we need is for everybody to understand that no one will fight on their behalf. Instead of "WE NEED TO" I am hopeful that most will begin to say "I AM HERE, WHAT CAN I DO?"

@FigoTongai Akaroora improved his life ndiye aripasi kaa😝

Same age but umwe akaita nharo akaroora.

@hwendec Pindai paground baba mumhanye chinhu. Munoda kuitigwa zvinhu neumwe murume imwi makara

I will support anyone who takes a break from politics to go to the UNITED STATES with his wife and son but don’t post and pretend like you are in ZIMBABWE. You are just being cruel and inconsiderate the struggle in Zimbabwe is REAL

@drDendere Saka ED akufanirwa kuonekwawo achi campaigner for Cab3 here haiwa tiri mazungairwa chaiko saka achiramba zvake kuitiswa mkomana. Kutungamira zvidzoyi chaiko

This is a fair question. When the next election comes around, all aspiring opposition candidates, including NC, will have to answer for their absence at these hearings.

@CucsmanE Ko hanty Nero wakazosiira the likes of Biti,Sikhala,Kore,Hwende Deep down you love Nero Problem is you expect too much from him Zim needs a coalition & not to leave everything in the hands of individuals. Panodiwa maitirwo enhumwe wangu. Somenthings are even bigger than him too.

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.

@mi62206 Ava ndi HeadMaster

Zvakanakira kugara padhuze nepabasa .Guess the proffession

@Savheya_Happie Imba iyo zvairi izvo inokwana pa150sm here nhai chibaba🤔

This roof is simple and cost effective. Why do we prefer hipped roofs over this? -Less cost on trusses -Less labour cost -Enhance aesthetics -Enhanced buildability issues -Reduced construction period -No valleys, no ridges, just flashing only

@shakamangondo Chero kuchurch toendesa futi 😁

Young fellaz it’s better for you to buy this truck as your first car rather than Honda Fit,this economy doesn’t allow you luxury vafana makakura muri ku minus your life is in danger‼️..this truck as your private car is a big win… 11400$

@RaymondMukazika Bomb the base & cover the face

Why do most young men prefer older women and what's the secret behind it?🤔🎯