I would like to sincerely commend His Excellency President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa for his visionary leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the development and prosperity of Zimbabwe. Through Vision 2030, he continues to provide a clear roadmap towards an upper-middle-income economy and a brighter future for all Zimbabweans.
Special appreciation goes to Presidential Advisor Cde Paul Tungwarara for his tireless efforts in supporting the President’s vision and championing initiatives that positively impact communities across the country. I also acknowledge Cde Kudakwashe Tagwirei for his contribution to economic development, investment, empowerment, and support for national growth initiatives.
Together with the entire government team, their collective commitment, hard work, and determination are helping to build a stronger, more prosperous, and united Zimbabwe. May Vision 2030 continue to inspire progress and opportunity for every citizen.
Pamberi neZimbabwe. Pamberi neVision 2030. 🇿🇼@ZANUPF_Official@TendaiChirau@CMukungunugwa@wicknellchivayo@paultungwarara
Dr. Paul Tungwarara is a shining example of what can be achieved through vision, hard work, and a commitment to uplifting communities. His efforts in promoting investment, improving access to clean water, and supporting development initiatives have brought hope to many Zimbabweans. May his passion for progress continue to inspire future generations. 🇿🇼👏@paultungwarara
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People need to understand that Sir started giving people cars a long, long time ago, even before he became the biggest businessman he is today. But people who don’t know him think this is something new. No, no.
We used to call him B.I.G at Ximex Mall around 2002/2003, somewhere around there. He gave another guy called Patrick Chibhanzi a BMW — I can’t really remember if it was an X5 model or not. In front of everyone, Sir just came and asked him, “How much do you have in your pocket right now?” Patrick had only a little bit of money, which was nowhere near the value of the car. I can’t remember the exact amount, but after he told him how much he had, he was given the car just like that.
The truth is, people don’t really know Sir Wicknell. He is just like that — he has a heart of giving, and he is also a very intelligent and streetwise person. To some of us who know him, we used to call him B.I.G.
So guys, instead of hating, let’s celebrate how he is changing lives in Zimbabwe.
People need to understand that @wicknellchivayo started giving people cars a long, long time ago, even before he became the biggest businessman he is today. But people who don’t know him think this is something new. No, no.
We used to call him B.I.G at Ximex Mall around 2002/2003, somewhere around there. He gave another guy called Patrick Chibhanzi a BMW — I can’t really remember if it was an X5 model or not. In front of everyone, Sir just came and asked him, “How much do you have in your pocket right now?” Patrick had only a little bit of money, which was nowhere near the value of the car. I can’t remember the exact amount, but after he told him how much he had, he was given the car just like that.
The truth is, people don’t really know @wicknellchivayo He is just like that — he has a heart of giving, and he is also a very intelligent and streetwise person. To some of us who know him, we used to call him B.I.G.
So guys, instead of hating, let’s celebrate how he is changing lives in Zimbabwe.
People need to understand that @wicknellchivayo started giving people cars a long, long time ago, even before he became the biggest businessman he is today. But people who don’t know him think this is something new. No, no.
We used to call him B.I.G at Ximex Mall around 2002/2003, somewhere around there. He gave another guy called Patrick Chibhanzi a BMW — I can’t really remember if it was an X5 model or not. In front of everyone, Sir just came and asked him, “How much do you have in your pocket right now?” Patrick had only a little bit of money, which was nowhere near the value of the car. I can’t remember the exact amount, but after he told him how much he had, he was given the car just like that.
The truth is, people don’t really know Sir Wicknell. He is just like that — he has a heart of giving, and he is also a very intelligent and streetwise person. To some of us who know him, we used to call him B.I.G.
So guys, instead of hating, let’s celebrate how he is changing lives in Zimbabwe.
This is inhumane
I want Africa to know that there is a one-year-old child in a Zimbabwean prison.
This child has been in prison for over a month since June 16!
Her mother was arrested on June 16 while she was part of a group of opposition supporters commemorating June 16 Youth Day.
It is winter in Zimbabwe, and prisoners sleep on the floor.
It is inhumane to subject a child to such cruelty simply because her mother is opposed to your political views!
To think that a one-year-old child is being subjected to such inhumane conditions due to her mother's political beliefs is an utter injustice.
No child should ever be punished for the perceived sins of their parents, and yet that's exactly what is happening here in Zimbabwe.
The fact that this is taking place during winter only compounds the suffering of both mother and child and the 74 other activists arrested with her.
How can we call ourselves human when we allow such atrocities to happen in the name of politics?
I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of our dear friend and former footballer, Norman Maroto. He was a talented player and a wonderful person, and his presence will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time. May his soul rest in peace. Norman will always be remembered fondly in our hearts.