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App Developer crafting innovative apps that simplifies life ||#codivatedSTARs looking 4 side projects & internship opportunities ||#MasteryByDoing

[Little Children @LittleChildre17]

Be sincere with your children.

Don't train your children to lie.

Don't Exemplify lying to them and ask them to uphold honesty.

Your words and deeds must be right.

[Little Children @LittleChildre17]

Teach your children about Jesus Christ.

Teach them and answer their questions

Don't just shut them down.

If you don't answer what is confusing them, the world will confuse them more when they leave under your roof.

[Techzim @Techzim]

The InnBucks Visa Card is now available in Zimbabwe for US$5. It links to your InnBucks USD wallet and, according to InnBucks, can be used for services like PayPal, Starlink, Netflix, DStv, Google Ads and more.

International card payments attract a 1.7% fee, plus applicable taxes, but there is more to consider than just the transaction fee.

In the article, we break down the card's fees, limitations, supported services, and how it compares with the EcoCash Mastercard and Omari Visa card. We have also included a side-by-side comparison table to make the differences easy to understand.

If you have already started using the InnBucks Visa Card, please share your experience in the comments. Which services have you successfully used it with? Have you run into any issues? Your experience could help someone else decide whether it is the right card for them.

Full breakdown: https://t.co/6ecGg11NRe

[Historical Facts @HistoryFactou]

THE ROOTS OF THE CATCHPHRASE "CID MUTORASHANGA"

"CID Mutorashanga" is a popular Zimbabwean catchphrase referring to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) unit based in or associated with Mutorashanga, a mining town in Mashonaland West Province. It has evolved into a cultural meme and shorthand for tough, relentless, or overly inquisitive police interrogation/detective work.

Origin and Background
Mutorashanga Context: The area is known for mining activities (e.g., chrome). Like many mining communities, it faced issues with crime, including property vandalism, illegal mining, and especially stock theft (cattle rustling/goat theft), which peaked in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Cattle were reportedly stolen and even smuggled to neighboring countries.

The CID Unit: A specialized team (or teams) from the Zimbabwe Republic Police's CID in Mutorashanga gained a strong reputation for cracking these cases effectively. They were described as highly organized, persistent, and successful at retrieving stolen livestock and solving serious crimes. Comments on social media often note that they "cracked every case" and ensured thorough follow-through.

The phrase likely originated from locals and suspects referring to this specific unit/team by their location ("CID Mutorashanga") as a mark of their notoriety. Over time, it became generalized to describe any intense CID-style policing.

How It Became a Catchphrase
Reputation for Thoroughness (and Intensity): The unit was known for effective interrogation techniques that made cases straightforward for courts. This led to humorous (and sometimes fearful) portrayals of them as relentless investigators who leave "no stone unturned."

Viral Spread via Social Media: It exploded in popularity on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and X (Twitter) through:
Clips of police interviews or operations attributed to or styled like "CID Mutorashanga."
Memes, skits, and edits exaggerating their questioning style (e.g., rapid-fire questions, pressure tactics).
References in everyday humor, such as comparing nosy people, strict bosses, or salespeople to "CID Mutorashanga."

Cultural Usage Today:
Used light-heartedly to warn someone they're being too interrogative (e.g., "Don't be CID Mutorashanga" when asking too many personal questions).

Appears in jokes about relationships, roadblocks, or investigations.
It symbolizes effective (if intimidating) policing in Zimbabwean pop culture.
In short, it started as a reference to a real, effective CID team in a crime-prone mining area and grew into a meme due to Zimbabweans' love for turning real-life events into humorous, shareable slang. There's no single "founding moment" like a specific viral video from decades ago, but public hype, social media, and the unit's track record amplified it.

[Techzim @Techzim]

We started retailing smartphones at Techzim because we were frustrated with the limited warranty available locally (1 month, 3 months etc..) making buying a smartphone quite risky.

12 and 24 months warranty should be standard. Buying a smartphone must be risk-free!

Catalogue: https://t.co/mJrDoObqbn

[Techzim @Techzim]

In this chat, we got into:
Why InDrive seems unstoppable,
Why Vaya pioneered and then lost the crown,
Why Bolt hasn't overtaken InDrive,
Why Tap & Go probably won't assume the throne,
And just general stuff about the ride-hailing subsector

[Andreas Huebner @_AndreasHuebner]

7 STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS THAT EASILY OPEN THE DOOR TO SIN
— and why you must stay alert:

1
Exhaustion – when the body is weak, the flesh gets loud (Matthew 26:41)

2
Isolation – temptation grows best in secrecy (Proverbs 18:1)

3
Offense – wounded pride seeks justification (Hebrews 12:15)

4
Boredom – idleness gave David space to fall (2 Samuel 11:1–2)

5
Fear – fear looks for false protection (Genesis 12:10–20)

6
Unchecked desire – appetite without restraint becomes a master (James 1:14–15)

7
Loss of watchfulness – when prayer fades, compromise follows (Luke 21:34-36)

Sin rarely starts with rebellion.
It starts with lowered awareness.

Stay sober.
Stay awake.
Guard the gate.

[De Christian Life @DeChristianLife]

Fight sexual temptations

[Andreas Huebner @_AndreasHuebner]

7 STATES IN WHICH YOU SHOULD NEVER MAKE MAJOR DECISIONS:

1
Exhaustion – even Elijah wanted to die when he was tired (1 Kings 19)

2
Fear – fear always exaggerates the threat (2 Timothy 1:7)

3
Anger – wrath blinds wisdom (Proverbs 14:29)

4
Offense – offended people react, they don’t discern (Matthew 11:6)

5
Hunger or lack – Esau sold his future for a meal (Genesis 25)

6
Isolation – separation weakens judgment (Proverbs 18:1)

7
Emotional overload – storms distort hearing (Mark 4)

The Bible never tells you to “decide fast.” It tells you to be still and hear.

Wait. Rest. Pray. Then move.

Wisdom always speaks after peace.

[K @begottensun]

Built an app to work out how much silage I need to feed my cows, How many hectares i need to plant/harvest and how big a storage we will need on the farm.
Would you find it useful? let me know in comments , will release it free if so!

Stack: @rork

[K @begottensun]

I always publish Free tools I make for myself on X incase other Farmers and homesteaders can get value! I made made a Silage & Hay calculator to mange FEED for my livestock to avoid confusion with complex calculations. Enjoy!

👉 https://t.co/VzodfFjLJF

[GitHub Projects Community @GithubProjects]

A curated list of free software and services for developers.

[De Christian Life @DeChristianLife]

Your tongue is a generator and how you enjoy the power it generates

[Rick Renner @RennerRick]

The Magi didn’t bring random gifts — they brought prophetic declarations.
Gold was the gift for a King. Frankincense was connected to a priest and his sacred service. Myrrh was used in embalming, prophetically pointing to Jesus’ death. Together these three gifts foretold what Jesus would do in completing God’s plan on the earth.
Besides these three, historical research suggests the Magi likely brought many more gifts when they arrived as well.
Their caravan could have included ivory and ebony objects, oriental carpets, exquisite fabrics, goblets and utensils, gemstones, lapis, exotic perfumes, rare spices, furniture overlaid with gold, lavish jewelry, and royal clothing fit for a King.
This wasn’t a modest visit. It was a royal presentation to the One born to rule forever.
— Rick Renner
To see the rest of this program, “What Were the Gifts of the Magi?,” visit https://t.co/qebkmJRG4m or YouTube. You can also search “Renner Ministries” on your favorite podcasting app if you would prefer to listen to this program.

[Abraham Okah(info hub) @AbrahamOkah2]

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[Neve 🌷 @naturallyneve]

A godly man is boring to a worldly woman. And a godly woman is boring to a worldly man.

Don’t be unequally yoked.

[Tom Dörr @tom_doerr]

Turns phone into microphone for PC via WiFi or USB

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[Shefali @Shefali__J]

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[kanav @kanavtwt]

Honestly, I love PDFs.

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[Abraham Okah(info hub) @AbrahamOkah2]

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