Mcleo Midzi

Researcher | Entreprenuer

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

I commend @GeorgeWeahOff for his statesmanship in graciously conceding defeat. It is crucial for Liberia's leaders to prioritize the interests of the country, and Weah has demonstrated his willingness to do so. Sir, Africa would greatly benefit from more leaders like you.

Asante

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

@nickmangwana Happy Birthday, President Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa — “The Crocodile”!

Chikara, Ruka Chivende, Trikadoso Dzokerai Mabhunu — may this new year of life bring you strength, wisdom, and continued guidance for our nation.

Happy Munhumutapa Day to Zimbabwe! 🇿🇼

[Amit Kumar Pandey @1006_amit7481]

BREAKING NEWS!

The engineer who built Claude Code from scratch just released a 28-minute video that's pure gold: how to write prompts that deliver ridiculously good results.

I've seen $300 courses that don't even come close to what he explains in the first 10 minutes.

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Whether you're a developer, just starting, or have already been using Claude for months, this changes the game for you starting today.

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[Thandubuntu @Solphendukaa]

In other news . I have the whole night and morning to binge watch something really amazing . Please recommend a 10/10 series . 🙏���

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

@RexMidzi @terrymap1 @villageadv @valezinhumwe @hwendec Summer house 😊

[Vigilance @Vigifamily]

Happy Birthday VaWinky D DiBigman

[Nick Di Fabio @NickDiFabio1]

1. The Hidden Text

Most people don't know:

This book was written by Enoch, Noah's great-grandfather.

While it was removed from most Bibles...

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church never gave it up.

They've preserved it as sacred scripture for over 2,000 years.

What did they see that others feared?

[Winky D @winkydonline]

Gafafelt appreciation to energetic souls who graced event in numbers at Rufaro stadium. Your electric energy made the night memorable. Your support fuels my passion. Special thanks to SWAN and Chipaz whose organization brought cheers to life through magical moments created.

[WemaBars📶 @InfinityBars99]

Besides Prison Break. What is the most “rewatchable” TV series?

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

Read “Haiti’s Revolution: The Story We Were Never Told“ by Mcleo Midzi on Medium: https://t.co/OFIiBzkSRM

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

If you want 2025 to be the best year of your life, please watch this video.

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

Colonialism wasn’t benevolence; it was a violent heist of Africa’s wealth. The question isn’t if it was better but why its ghost still haunts us. Without full decolonisation of minds and systems, freedom is a mirage!

[Prof Jonathan Moyo @ProfJNMoyo]

WAS AFRICA AS A WHOLE BETTER OF UNDER COLONIALISM?
Was Africa as a whole better under colonialism?
On the back of the self-defeating ‘Smith or Rhodesia was better’ propaganda being recklessly peddled by some desperate sections of Zimbabwe’s opposition and its social media supporters and pollsters; below is an interesting and manifestly objective, informed and informing popular response of the ‘Quora Question Bot’ to the question whether Africa as a whole was better under colonialism:

"Assistant
Bot
Was Africa as a whole better under colonialism?
https://t.co/EfzXzUFTaS

The question of whether Africa was "better" under colonialism is complex and often contentious. Evaluating this requires considering various perspectives, including economic, political, social, and cultural factors.

Economic Impact
· Infrastructure Development: Colonial powers often built infrastructure (roads, railways, ports) primarily to extract resources. While this infrastructure can be seen as beneficial, it was usually designed to serve colonial interests rather than the needs of local populations.
· Resource Exploitation: Colonies were exploited for their natural resources, which were extracted and exported with little benefit to local economies. This has had long-lasting effects on African economies, contributing to ongoing issues of underdevelopment and economic dependency.

Political Impact
· Governance and Stability: Some argue that colonial rule brought stability and governance structures. However, these systems often suppressed local governance and imposed foreign rule, leading to long-term political instability after independence.
· National Borders: Colonial borders often disregarded ethnic and cultural divisions, leading to conflicts that persist today.

Social and Cultural Impact
· Education and Health: Colonial powers did establish some educational and health systems, but access was often limited to certain populations, reinforcing inequalities. Many indigenous knowledge systems and practices were undermined or devalued.
· Cultural Disruption: Colonialism often led to the suppression of local cultures and languages. The imposition of European cultures had lasting effects on identity and social structures.

Long-Term Consequences
· Post-Colonial Challenges: Many countries faced significant challenges after gaining independence, including political instability, economic challenges, and social divisions exacerbated by colonial policies.
· Legacy of Inequality: The economic and social inequalities established during colonialism have had enduring effects, contributing to ongoing poverty and conflict in many regions.

Conclusion
Overall, while some may argue there were certain benefits during the colonial period, these must be weighed against the extensive negative impacts and legacies that continue to affect African nations today. The consensus among historians and scholars is that colonialism had overwhelmingly detrimental effects on African societies, economies, and cultures.”

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

@RexMidzi @PeteVowles I will argue for it to stand as a symbol of our resilience and an educational tool to ensure we confront, not forget, the injustices of the past. Erasing such sites risks losing opportunities to reflect on and learn from our painful history!

[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

@daddyhope Profound

[network for environmental and climate justice @networkforenvi1]

Human Rights and Environment Lawyer, @fiona_iliff speaks on the upcoming @RamsarConv COP15 and opportunities for Zimbabwe.
Video Credit: Environmental News Channel/@networkforenvi1

@birdlifezim @ChraHarare @NLinZimbabwe @sisonkeproject @Harare_Wetlands @ronnie80316 @CANZIM11

[Jenesis Empowerment Trust @JenesisTrust]

Empowering the Next Generation with Jenesis Empowerment Trust - JET

Meet co-founder Sandra Nyika as she bridges the digital divide in Chivi! Through our Fundo Initiative, we are equipping rural learners with essential digital skills.

[Outokumpu @Outokumpu]

Today's geopolitical tensions bring both challenges and opportunities for the green transition

Heidi Peltonen, VP Sustainability, reflects on her time in New York and the needed actions to build a more sustainable world ⬇️

[Md Riyazuddin @riyazmd774]

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[Md Riyazuddin @riyazmd774]

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[Mcleo Midzi @AmbassadorMidzi]

@elmondbandauko @Cornell Congratulations!

[Md Riyazuddin @riyazmd774]

12. NoiseeAi

Create music and music videos in just seconds with a single click

https://t.co/5HEJWU5O6g