KNOW YOUR PLACE, KNOW WHERE YOU BELONG
Look at this image. A cow is resting calmly in a living room. It’s not violent, it’s not confused, it’s simply out of place. And that is the lesson.
In life and in politics, being in the wrong space creates disorder. N
On this National Youth Day, young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow, we are partners in building today.
Zimbabwe’s future will not be built on dependency.
It will be built on ability, discipline, and contribution.
#NationalYouthDay#YouthEmpowerment#Vision2030#Skill
🇿🇼🇿🇼Newly elected Mayor of the City of Harare relax, it’s satire.
In a few days I’ll promise worldclass roads, instant service delivery, and miracles on paper .Lesson: We are all against corruption and economic sabotagers. Leadership must serve the people, not personal interests
@263Chat I agree with him on that. He isn’t a cheap Christian. A true Christian doesn’t scare people into believing, telling them that if they reject his words they will die or something bad will happen. What kind of Christianity is that?
Let us all stand in our designated places, play our roles with discipline and unity, and support President E.D. Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030 for a stronger, orderly, and prosperous nation.
Order builds nations.
Vision sustains them
#vision2030 CHEDU KUVAKA CHETE
Nations grow when people know who they are, where they belong, and how to serve. Politics without identity, discipline, and respect for systems leads to chaos, not progress.
Being present does not mean you belong.
Occupying space does not mean you are assigned to it.
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Today, confusion of roles is celebrated as bravery. Noise is mistaken for leadership. Ambition is mistaken for vision. But not everyone who wants power is meant to lead, and not everyone who speaks loudly understands governance.
ot because you are weak, but because you are not positioned where you are designed to function best.
The first generation understood this well:
Everyone had a role.
Everyone had a responsibility.
Order was respected, and systems were protected.
@nelsonchamisa THE YOUNG WILL SAVE ZIMBABWE?
Yes, the youth are powerful, but let’s not REWRITE the foundations of the nation OVERNIGHT.
Zimbabwe was BUILT through BLOOD, SWEAT and SACRIFICE, not through a trending Facebook post or a POETIC TWEET
@nelsonchamisa and it follows a national process ROOTED in history, law and earned legitimacy.
You can’t BYPASS all that because you feel pumped up on social media.
Nations aren’t rebooted by hashtags, they EVOLVE through HONORING the ROAD that brought them here.
@nelsonchamisa . A country that came out of a liberation STRUGGLE has STRUCTURES, SYSTEMS and a constitutional CHAIN of AUTHORITY for a reason.
LEADERSHIP isn’t handed out because SOMEONE types something INSPIRING online, the baton of power is PASSED, not GRABBED,