#Njanja
A couple of weeks ago this chibage was turning yellow due to persistent rainfall.
I followed orders from HQ to buy inonzi 'topu" and here we are.
Not bad for a telephone farmer, hanti? 😛
But its been raining non stop for 30 hours. Very worried .
On another note,the cattle are getting sick in my dunhu ,Denhere Village bhuku ra Mudawarima and the @MoLAFWRD_Zim has ignored my plea from two months ago to urgently supply our dip tank with chemicals.
Cattle have not dipped since September in Njanja .
My MP @MhonaFelix does not engage with nobodies like me,please if you have contact with the guys up there let them know how desperate the situation is,they might listen to you,not a povho like me!
#JanuaryDisease
Good evening Zimbabwe. Chinotimba finally erupted, confronting Machacha over the shameless parade of cash handouts and flashy cars, mocking even Mai Welly with that crude line, “munongoti chero atambisa magaro motope vanhu vasina nebasa.”
It was the raw honesty they never expected, a mirror held up to their own indecency. Machacha stood there stunned, exposed, because the truth had slipped out in broad daylight.
For years, Emmerson and his inner circle, the Vene, as they call themselves,have dug themselves deeper into a pit of their own making. A pit built from arrogance, excess, and contempt for ordinary Zimbabweans. They believed the ground beneath them was solid. They believed no one would ever challenge their theatrics of generosity while the nation starves.
A day always comes. And when that day arrives, that hole they dug with their own hands will be sealed, stone by stone, truth by truth.
And they will sink with it, buried not by enemies, but by the weight of their own deeds and the voices they tried so hard to silence. #edmustgo
RETWEET for our music legend, the lion of Zimbabwe, THOMAS MAPFUMO, who is in South Africa for his last roar tour as he pulls down the curtain on live performance after more than fifty years on stage.
If you are in Johannesburg, go and support our music legend, the last living Zimbabwean superstar from his generation.
The show is happening tomorrow at the Newtown Music Factory (Bassline), 10 Henry Nxumalo, Newtown, Johannesburg.
The show will also feature Holy Ten and Kurai Makore.
Tickets are available via Computicket, with gen R300, gate R400, VIP R500, and VVIP R600. Wishing Mukanya well for this last show in South Africa.
Great initiative by #GreatmanMusic. RETWEET and help him reach as many people as possible!
You know what, my people? A retweet costs you nothing. And when you see somebody who is disabled, like Great Man, pushing this initiative, it should shame us who are able-bodied that we are not able to assist those who are disabled.
The least we can do is to RETWEET so that those who have the heart to help can actually support this cause.
So I ask you again, please RETWEET this initiative that Great Man, who is disabled, has started to assist people like him who are disabled.
It costs you nothing at all as a Zimbabwean or an African to simply RETWEET, or as any other nationality.
If you are South Africa because of Zanu pf economic mismanagement and you go support Zanu pf Musicians, Home Affairs must attend in full force and deport IDIOTS
The key issue my brother is not the timeline, it is the dependency of many industries on Zimbabwean labour.
Even with notice, replacing thousands of experienced, low-wage workers is not a simple matter of planning.
These are people who have been the backbone of farms, restaurants, and construction sites for decades. It didn’t start today.
Yes, restaurants in affluent areas may survive because they serve wealthy clients, but they will do so by raising prices to cover higher labour costs once local replacements demand more pay.
Smaller restaurants, farms, and service providers that rely heavily on Zimbabwean workers will not have that luxury. The ripple effects go beyond one sector; they touch supply chains, food prices, and household budgets.
This is not about sympathy; it is about understanding how labour markets actually function.
The migrant labour question was on the table long before you were born. South Africa has always attracted migrant labour, much of it undocumented, to drive and accelerate its own economic development.
The video below is from the 1970s, when the then South African Prime Minister, John Vorster, was explaining the very same issue. The reality is that migrant labour has been part of South Africa’s economic foundation for over a century, removing it suddenly is not economic reform, it will be economic self-harm.
If you are a Zimbabwean Refugee in South Africa and you attend this nonsense you part of the problem! ATT @HomeAffairsSA visit this gathering for illegal immigrants
Operation Dudula “leader”, Zandile Dabula who has thus far admitted that she has kids with a Zimbabwean man, finally admits that she is Zimbabwean.
It’s interesting how she fooled many South Africans with her anti-black rhetoric.
It goes to show that any idiot can fool South Africans. It also reflects the downside of South Africa’s 30% pass mark level.
😂😂😂
You can’t tell us about what is right and wrong when you think it’s fine for a 1-year old to die on the basis that they are an immigrant?
That’s crazy business!
🚨In Pictures🚨
The EFF will not allow our public facilities to be hijacked and ran through the logic of vigilante groups like Operation Dudula.
A young lady, Grace Banda, was denied entrance to all clincs around Alexandra until her sick child died. Pregnant women are forced to give birth outside clinic gates, and EFF cannot stand by and watch, for the sake of scoring cheap political points. Human lives are much greater of a prize for such political stunts.