Help us find this brother so we can assist him with lodging a complaint against @JoburgMPD
Lawlessness can never be celebrated!
@Jaca_Patrick we hope there’ll be a statement today on steps you will be taking on this matter and that these officers will be placed on suspension.
#CountryDuty
@online_zifa Watched good football today even if results didn't favour us but our football is promising
We must work on not to loose position that easily and complete our passes
My man!!!
Ready for the Challenge 🇿🇼⚽
Warriors Head Coach Kaitano Tembo shares his thoughts ahead of Zimbabwe’s Unity Cup showdown against Nigeria.
#Bayawabaya#UnityCup
Setting the Tone 🇿🇼🎯
Focused. Demanding. Ready.
Warriors Head Coach Kaitano Tembo speaks after the team’s first training session in Birmingham as he outlines the mindset, expectations and targets for the Unity Cup campaign.
The work has begun. 🇿🇼
#Bayawabaya#UnityCup #Warriors #WarriorPride
The General has reported for duty!🇿🇼🔥
Marshall Munetsi is back with the Warriors and ready to fly the Zimbabwean flag once again at the Unity Cup! 💪🏽⚽
Midfield energy. Leadership. Warrior spirit.
#Bayawabaya#Warriors#UnityCup
Ready to Represent 🇿🇼🔥
“I'm looking forward to the games and representing my country.” - Marshall Munetsi
The Warriors midfield general is ready as Zimbabwe’s Unity Cup campaign draws closer. 🇿🇼⚽
#Bayawabaya#UnityCup#WarriorPride
Mbeki has recounted how Nigeria, in 1990, persuaded Mugabe to postpone Zimbabwe’s land reform programme in support of South Africa’s transition from apartheid.
Mbeki explained that Nigeria feared that an abrupt Zimbabwean land reform would spook apartheid criminals, and undermine the fragile negotiations between the regime and the ANC.
Zimbabwe duly delayed its reforms, allowing South Africa’s talks to proceed uninterrupted.
Yet the ANC chose to betray the liberation struggle by failing to demand immediate land redistribution as a core element of the negotiated political settlement.
Zimbabwe later pursued fast-track expropriations from 2000 onward, while South Africa clung to the “willing buyer, willing seller” model despite its evident failure in Zimbabwe.
Decades later, we still lack meaningful land restitution.
We are led by fools.
@KMutisi@edmnangagwa@ZANUPF_Official Who chose those grey bucket seats,man they look like nothing is there
Why can't we jus give the tenders to the right people who is qualified from construction to deco
We can't even make good choices even on colors ?
@online_zifa Good job Mr Magwaza and your team,seems as if we starting to see the direction at which your taking your ship towards.Looks like there is hope after all
But you need to address the nation about Marshall Munetsi he is our best player at the Moment
We need him as a nation