Emma

[Ntate Mdluli 🇱🇸🇿🇼🇿🇦 @NtateRanaka]

Take a few minutes and listen to this guy. I don’t know who he is, but he is speaking nothing but facts. Sometimes the truth hurts, not because it is harsh, but because it exposes a reality we would rather ignore. This is one of those conversations that makes you stop, think, and confront some uncomfortable truths.

[kerina mujati @kerinamujati]

Kwatiri kuenda senyika , kumagumo kuchanakidza...hapana chisingapere.

[Asianbellagio @asianbellagio]

Here’s a little teaser for ur Tuesday. Drops on Friday 🔥

[Africa Research Desk @MightiJamie]

The big story for me is how the media got this so wrong for so long.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Why do so many Zimbabweans find it difficult to help a Zimbabwean family in distress by simply reposting an appeal that does not cost them a penny?

If I post some stupid stuff on this page, it can get 3000 reposts. People will eagerly share nonsense, circulate gossip and spend hours arguing. Yet when a family asks us to help find their missing loved one, suddenly pressing the same share button becomes difficult.

This post has received 14,000 views, but only 214 shares, according to the latest count. A desperate family is asking us to help their appeal reach someone who might recognise this young man or know where he is.

They are not asking us for money. They are asking us to care enough to share.

Please stop for a moment and imagine that this is your child, your brother or someone you love. Imagine going to bed without knowing whether he has eaten, whether he is safe, whether he is hurt or whether he has somewhere to sleep. Imagine your phone ringing and being frightened of what you might hear, while desperately hoping that somebody has finally found him.

Then imagine discovering that thousands of people have seen your appeal, but very few have passed it on.

How would that make you feel?

Does this indifference not tell us something painful about the mindset that has helped turn Zimbabwe into the shithole we complain about? Does it not bring us back, yet again, to Dr Solomon Guramatunhu’s assertion that ZANUPF is a reflection of the people it leads?

We rightly demand a government that values human life. But that demand must also be reflected in how we treat one another. We cannot complain about leaders ignoring our suffering while casually scrolling past a distressed family asking for a few seconds of our time.

Our country’s problems cannot all be explained by the number of people who share a Twitter post. But our willingness to respond to another person’s distress says something about the society we are building. A country struggles to change when too many people regard another family’s pain as somebody else’s business.

I honestly struggle to understand how entertainment can move us to act so quickly, while an appeal for a missing person barely moves us at all.

To those who have shared this appeal, thank you. You have helped it reach further. One of those shares could put his photograph in front of someone with information.

Please help this family find Micheal Tiwande Mushanduri, whose appeal says he was last seen on 4 September 2026. If you have information, contact 0772246558 or 0715771946.

Share the original appeal so that his photograph and the contact details travel together.

Somewhere, a family is waiting for news of someone they love. Please do not wait until it is your family to understand why this matters.

[mawarire mbizvo jealousy @mawarirej]

I know the person who caused the decay. The person whose wife stole the whole of Natpham masquerading as a health ambassador is the one responsible for the decay we see today.

The orchestrator of Draxgate, who is in state house today around the president, is hugely to blame for the collapse of our Healthcare system.

She, and her accomplices are responsible for the sudden drying up of medicines in government and former mission hospitals. The running of Mission hospitals was taken over by the cartel.

Natpham, as we speak today, is only supplying donated condoms and family planning tablets to government and former mission hospitals.

Our hospitals are now involved in a very sad population reduction matrix in which they're central to ensuring that every person admitted to these centres dies and that no new babies are born, hence the central role in distribution of contraceptives.

There hasn't been any deliveries of any kind of sensible medication throughout all the government hospitals for the past 8 months, only donated family planning tablets and condoms. No bandages, no painkillers, nothing!

Our population as a country is going to go down drastically in the next 5 years through deaths that aren't matched with our procreation rate. The situation is made worse by the drug scourge being facilitated by the same cartel. Our youngsters are too drugged to procreate. It's a national disaster!

That's the work of the Draxgate kingpins. They're looting the telecommunications health tax, the sugar tax and all other taxes collected every month in the name of Healthcare. There is no investment towards the health of the nation.

They pocket $50 000 a day from one roadside ambulance. That's a cool $1.5 million per month from just one ambulance parked along highways to wait for accidents to happen.

The irony is that the $50k a day ambulances are waiting to pick up accident victims to hospitals without even bandages. The victims bleed to death in a $50k hired ambulance. Some die as soon as they get to these hospitals crying out for painkillers.

I know the people who have killed the Healthcare system in my country. They're criminals surrounding the President, right from his bedroom to his private office in Borrowdale.

I am not as naive as you are. I won't blame a Vice President for non-delivery of a government with an executive President.

ED is responsible for all the collapse we see in our health delivery system, in our education and in the economy. It's him and the criminals around him starting from his bedroom right up to the bedrooms of his children. It is that kind of mess that need to be swept aside and Gen Chiwenga has a huge role to play in cleaning this decay.

[wildest thing @wildestthinggg]

Hulk ✊

[Africa Research Desk @MightiJamie]

You must like it for the pirates ☠️

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

He is correct. Shona is a colonial construction that was formalised in 1931 by South African linguist, Dr Clement Doke, who was hired by the Rhodesian government to create a common language for the black population outside of the Ndebele-speaking communities.

It is an insult to be called Shona, and those who do so deserve to be called out. The term was never indigenous; it was imposed by colonial administrators to lump together diverse groups for easier control.

We are Manyika, Zezuru, Korekore, Karanga, Ndau, and Barwe — each with our own distinct histories, dialects, and cultural identities. The name “Shona” erased these differences and served as a colonial tool of homogenisation.

[skuphenducandle @skutuphendu]

The most two fearless men in South Africa, Mkhwanazi and Julius Malema in one room 💯❤️.

[CFCDaily @CFCDaily]

What a performance once again from Badiashile.

[Africa Research Desk @MightiJamie]

Rating agencies have the calmness of a monk about all this Hosh.

The Rand is gardening and not falling or tripping or twerking. What a stable fellow these days.

If it was anybody with a Zuma surname, the Rand would be bungee jumping and Mr Moodys would be at his moodiest.

[Battalion 54 @54Battalion]

If you listen to President Julius Malema with hatred you will live a very angry Life against yourself until the end of your time because the Truth will remain the Truth even after Life.
#EFFisMyHome

[Tottenham Hotspur @SpursOfficial]

Goal of the season already?

[Manchester City @ManCity]

Happy Birthday, Benjani! 🫵🩵

[Emma @Emmasur]

https://t.co/x4kHMlZ0Kx

[Sihle Lonzi @SihleLonzi]

Yesterday, at the East London Sub-Regional Youth General Meeting, in the Eastern Cape, we explained and simplified an important principle in the constitution of the EFF: Democratic Centralism.

In the words of Lenin, “diversity in discussion, unity in action.”