@Matty61082340@Tich_ala@nickmangwana Pfungwa hadzichagadziriki idzo. Ndikupenga kwako kunonetsa kurapa coz u are acting normal. Nick knows there are cars that are meant for pipo living with disability. Kana usingazive izvozvo nyarara panoshandiswa pfungwa. Kuri kuda kupiwahwo mota naWC. Nyika yazara neweak men
PLEASE RETWEET FOR BLESSED
Today marks 50 days of illegal imprisonment for Zimbabwean journalist and political prisoner Blessed Mhlanga, who was arrested, denied bail, and jailed for helping expose Emmerson Mnangagwa’s attempt to steal the publicly owned People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB).
Please let us rally behind him and support his family by donating to this GoFundMe campaign, set up to help feed his family, pay his rent, provide his daily meals in prison, and cover his children’s school fees.
Here is the link: https://t.co/JJmurGWOEu
If you are in Zimbabwe, you can donate locally via this Ecocash number:
+263 7 73210776 (Florence)
PLEASE RETWEET so others can get these details. Blessed needs our help.
He helped save a national asset, let us stand with him and his family during this dark hour.
@1983Imat@magic_wacho I think munyori ati he visited the family side yegirlfriend he didn't mention or specify kuti kwatezvara. Ana tete, vanin'ina or vakoma vemusikana are the family side too
Zimbabwean journalist and political prisoner Blessed Mhlanga has been denied bail by the Zimbabwean High Court, bringing shame not only to the country but specifically to the captured and unprofessional judiciary!
Mhlanga has been in detention for 25 days today, arrested purportedly for broadcasting incitement material after interviewing war veteran and former intelligence officer Blessed Geza, who is the face of opposition to Mnangagwa’s attempt to violate the constitution and secure a third term.
Mhlanga’s arrest came after he interviewed Jealousy Mawarire, who exposed a corrupt attempt to steal the publicly owned People’s Own Savings Bank on Blessed Mhlanga’s television show.
Immediately after the broadcast, Mnangagwa’s spokesman, George Charamba, posted that Mhlanga was going to get into trouble because of the interview.
A few days later, after that ominous post, Mhlanga was arrested, denied bail at the magistrates’ court, and jailed.
He then appealed against this magistrates ruling at the High Court, but unfortunately the High Court rules against his appeal.
As reported some days ago on this page, it was known that the courts have received political orders not to release Mhlanga, making a mockery of Zimbabwe’s constitution, which treats bail as a constitutional right unless there are serious issues—of which there are none in this matter.
His arrest and detention are meant to instil fear in the media fraternity, something that is now self-evident as journalists are increasingly afraid to dive deep into exposing corruption.
Blessed Mhlanga is innocent, Zimbabweans must now stand not only with him but with his family during these trying times.
Prison is a very lonely place. It is a massive burden to worry about your fate while also being unable to provide for your family.
We will set up a GoFundMe campaign for all those who have been asking to contribute, now that we know he will be in jail for a while.
The captured judiciary has confirmed through his denial of bail that there is nothing legal about this case—it is political!
#FreeBlessedMhlanga
@waltermzembi Then on the issue of G40 pushing for Grace to succeed RGM. Personally, I think u wanted to use Grace to out manoeuvre ED in RGM's succession fights. U knew it was going to be easy to wrestle power from Grace than Garwe.
@waltermzembi Firstly, I ddnt like ZANU PF wen u wr a minister and definitely I stl dnt. Bt u wr 1 of the pipo in ZANU PF that I had hope in. The other 2 wr Gezi and Chindori Chininga, not saying they wr innocent of human abuses but they worked so hard to develop their constituencies.
Namatai Kweweza is a political prisoner in Zimbabwe. She has been charged for participating in a demonstration that happened when she was not even in the country.