@owakonkani@daddyhope Your question is dumb. If they don't know then why are they employed? If they know then why haven't they done anything about it ? So after knowing what you want to know, what you going to do about it?
@Mwana_Wepasi I doubt you were Rozvi, more like subject of the heavily compromised Mutapa dynasty who'd sold it's soul to the Portuguese. The Rozvi were weakened by that Portuguese influence.
@Zimra_11 good afternoon. May you kindly inform Zimbabweans what led you to charge us 95% duty on cars. What also led you to want cars which are 10 years or below, when @NRZ263 for example,is using trains which were left by the colonial gvt. Zimbabwe is also not manufacturing cars
@KMarazanye@VascoDaGappah@rangamataire Yeah agree with you there, same here we have seen Bakalanga using Ndebele or English names. Absolutely retrogressive, our ancestors are turning in their graves.
@EriEri851072398@Mwana_Wepasi That name is incorrect , all lies to make it appear to be Shona shrine....this is a Kalanga shrine , descendants of Butua Torwa kingdoms....not Mutapa or the likes. Be guided.
@Mwana_Wepasi So when did the place's name change to 'Marinda dzimu', and care to explain what this means in which language? As a Nkalanga, I know this place as Malinda Ndzimu...it is Malinda Ndzimu. This is like 'waiting for the lord' in KALANGA. Stop this bastardisation for ulterior motives!
In November 1888 Chief Mutasa granted George Wise (with Thomas Madden) a mining, cultivating and trading concession covering gold prospects along the Revue River. The written agreement, signed with Mutasaโs heir Chimbadzwa present, exchanged those rights for an annual payment of 200 cotton blankets. The original paper was later lost and replaced in 1889 by a 99-year lease to the African Portuguese Syndicate (Beningfield), with the payment switched to wool blankets.
@grok@SimplyMdawini@W3Zhira Oops...was hoping that wezhira will counter but zilch!! Thanks anyway coz we now know of the deal involving blankets....which had been kept under wraps, with only the Rudd concession being put forward. Now Mutasa wants Rhode's grave out!!
I am just wondering if it'll still be possible for a Zimbabwean who needs to farm, I e. subsistence farming, to get lnd from the government? It must always be possible if there's others who got hundreds of hectares for free.