Shumba

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

I plead with you all to RETWEET this post to help save the life of this one-year-old child, who desperately needs an operation in India.

Her mother is donating part of her own liver so that her child can survive and have a chance at life.

Please donate if you can. If you cannot contribute financially, simply RETWEET and help us reach people who may be able to help.

Every retweet could make a difference. 🙏🏾

https://t.co/eSCWIH5HvX

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@snowballOfficia You're more dumb than I thought

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@nickmangwana Using which currency???

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@maguranyanga I recall this vehicle passing me in the morning along zvishavane - Masvingo road and next thing I saw was the wreckage in less than 30 mins .... So Tragic may their souls rest in peace

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@TanakaMtt Yousef

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@MadhuweWashe @crimewatchzw I'm confused isn't the wife in ICU???

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@Berthamwonzora Short sighted coachroache

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

A Zimbabwean police officer amplifying Section 59 of Zimbabwe’s constitution!

This should be RETWEETED for other police officers to see!

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

The international human rights organizations issuing statements against the actions of the Zimbabwean dictator are doing so because you are spreading the word through RETWEETS on Twitter and RESHARING on Facebook.

You are the one who can make the world aware of your plight, so when we ask you to RETWEET and RESHARING, we are asking you to amplify the message of your suffering.

It doesn’t cost you a penny to retweet or reshare. During the liberation struggle, messages moved from village to village by word of mouth.
You are now fortunate to have social media, use it as a tool to expose the dictator by simply retweeting and resharing content from Zimbabwe.

The people in Zimbabwe are brave enough to shoot videos and take pictures to show us the madness of Mnangagwa.
Let us assist them by sharing this content.

South Africans often mock us for being disinterested in our plight and focusing on their issues, sometimes they have a point.

Zimbabwe will never be free without Zimbabweans doing their part to reach the point of freedom.
The more people retweet and reshare what is happening in Zimbabwe, the more difficult it becomes for the dictator.

I know this because many world leaders are calling me to ask what has gone wrong with the regime.
It is through the power of your retweets and resharing that people are learning about these issues and informing their leaders.

Let us do more. Together, we can achieve a lot for our people, who are living in a hellhole created by Mnangagwa and his thugs.

The power of social media as a tool for raising awareness and driving change is huge, that is why the dictator jets angry with those of us sharing what is happening inside Zimbabwe.

In today's interconnected world, platforms like Twitter and Facebook offer unprecedented opportunities for citizens to share information, expose injustice, and mobilise support for their cause.

It is important for Zimbabweans and their allies to actively engage in the dissemination of critical information, particularly when traditional media outlets are stifled or controlled by the regime.
By sharing firsthand accounts, images, and videos of the human rights violations and suffering caused by the Mnangagwa regime, the global community can be made aware of the dire situation in Zimbabwe and the urgent need for action.

The increased attention will encourage world leaders to take notice and apply pressure on the Zimbabwean tegime to respect human rights and adhere to democratic principles.

We are not asking for money; we are asking you to pay attention to what is happening in your country and to support the brave citizens on the ground who are sharing accurate information. This information helps communicators like me inform the world.
Don’t underestimate your power, USE IT!

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Dear Zimbabweans,

Can we now pay attention to our issues back home?
Miss South Africa is not the root cause of our problems.

We have a corrupt dictator back home whom we must deal with and that issue deserves more attention than Miss South Africa.
What shall we do with crookED?

[The Duke of Chinemukutu @GMugiyo]

Does @SADC_News know that Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport is an abduction hub and not safe for travellers?

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

While the president of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa and his surrogates are dishing out cars to ZANUPF propagandists, this is what we all need to know as Zimbabweans:

1. The biggest hospital in Zimbabwe only has ONE working maternity theatre, built in 1977 by Ian Smith.
It costs only US$37,000 to build a maternity theatre.
The car below can build two maternity theatres.

As a result of not having maternity theatres, 2500 pregnant Zimbabwean women are dying every year giving birth! Due to these deaths, many now go to South Africa to give birth.
70% of women giving birth at Musina hospital in South Africa’s Limpopo province are Zimbabwean.

2. The whole of Zimbabwe doesn’t have a single working radiotherapy cancer treatment machine for over 2 years in all its public hospitals.

As a result, Zimbabweans who need radiotherapy cancer treatment are simply dying and becoming a statistic of an uncaring and corrupt government!

3. Chitungwiza Central Hospital has no single dialysis machine.
This hospital serves over 1.5 million people in Chitungwiza and Mashonaland East.
Those with kidney problems and needing dialysis are simply dying!

The whole of Zimbabwe’s capital city, Harare, has less than 15 working dialysis machines in all the central hospitals of Parirenyatwa and Sally Mugabe hospitals.

Kidney patients who are supposed to get three 4-hour sessions a week are lucky if they can get two or one.
Some are just dying because they can’t get the treatment.

A dialysis machine costs US$13,000.

4. Public hospitals don’t have X-Ray machines which cost only US$10,000.

For instance Kariba Hospital doesn’t have an X-Ray machine, yet it is a tourist town with the biggest man-made dam in the world.

Zimbabweans or tourists who get injured in Kariba are now going across the border into Zambia for hospital care.
Kariba is just one of many public hospitals without X-Ray machines!

The list is long, but for now these examples are sufficient for one to get the point!

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@SandileMakeba A condom would have saved us from this nonsense

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@killerzivhu1 @daddyhope Ummmmm

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@KMutisi You slowly going insane bro .... Check yourself before you wreck yourself.

[Gift Ostallos Siziba @Cde_Ostallos]

Fellow citizens, I extend my New Year greetings to you all.

On February 3rd, 2024, I will be participating in a by-election after being illegally recalled a few months ago as the legitimate representative for the Pelanda-Tshabalala Parliamentary Constituency. This recall was orchestrated by elements sponsored by the regime, rather than by the people who elected me and the CCC as led by President Advo Nelson Chamisa that supported my candidacy in the August 23rd, 2023 general election.

I am fully aware of the challenges that lie ahead in this election. However, as revolutionaries, we are the ones shaping history, and we cannot abandon the people's aspirations for genuine and legitimate leadership simply because a few individuals are being used by the regime to obstruct our struggle for democracy.

We know that the regime hopes to frustrate the struggle efforts for New Zimbabwe and hopes that we give up or abandon the pursuit for change.

Our participation in the upcoming by-election is driven by the desire to remain resolute in our pursuit for change and we believe that the people deserve to be represented at all levels of the state by the representatives of their choice.

We remain resolute and unwavering in our commitment to the greater vision of bringing about change in Zimbabwe and improving the lives of our suffering masses, who are currently oppressed by the regime in Harare and those who have aligned themselves with the regime to undermine the rights of the people.

We are not deterred by the attempts to undermine the democratic and transformative struggle and very soon we shall speak and act!

Under hand

Comrade Ostallos

In the name of the people!

[Peter Ndoro @peterndoro]

The ongoing civil war in Sudan, which began in April 2023, has resulted in over 10,000 deaths and displaced more than 7 million people. The world must pay attention as millions are desperate for help. Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by General Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagaloare are committing war crimes, looting killing and raping. | #sudanwar #sudancrisis

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@advocatemahere Good morning Honourable Advocate

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@kaunda_bongi Uncle Bob had the same ammo power but, was toppled by the same ammunition... History has a funny way of repeating itself

[Shumba @BlessedMashong1]

@Am_kudzie @advocatemahere In Zim why beat about the bush???? Let new blood reign & let the old generation be consultant elders ....Fresh ideas for a fresh Zimbabwe thus building a better nation