Munyaradzi Makwangwari

From Masvingo I 💞💓🇿🇼

[Munyaradzi Makwangwari @MMakwangwari]

@SixBrownChicks

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@SixBrownChicks Just bath every day you won't die

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@PacheduZW MP serve at the pleasure of the president.
MP tow the party line

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@advocatemahere If was rutendo

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@DavidColtart @ChronicleZim . @nickmangwana

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What a Freudian slip @ChronicleZim .

“Bulawayo Victims Falls Road” indeed!

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@HeraldZimbabwe 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

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@matigary How true

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@zenzele @MaiZuKitchen They need @matinyarare

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@TouchlineX Is it illegal

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Let's give one of our own heroes her flowers 💐 Sue Nyathi. My weekend was a blast watching her adaptation of her book The Polygamist on Netflix. In support Let's all stream it.
However it breaks my heart that Zimbabwe has massive talent but it goes to waste because of a corrupt and inept government. Now South Africa saw it befitting to act it out and they did a sterling job. Jealous down.
Imagine with prolific writers such as Sue Nyathi our own acting industry would flourish, we would feature on Netflix too. But hey we got GD6s. It doesn't matter. No?

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@Jamwanda2 @Rastreva2 1 Mnjitu one of the best guitarist is from Angola

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Who can provide a timeline to this picture??? You have to have a good sense of history!!!!!!

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@xspotsdamark What did the Germans do to the natives in Namibia....

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@DavidColtart @NicolaWatson13 @ChronicleZim @CityofBulawayo It's obvious bias

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@MachipisaPamela @admusinga Realism matters in politics; you spare yourself unnecessary agony!!!!

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POLITICS OF REGIME-CHANGE WITHIN REGIME CONTINUITY: Looking at recent US-induced events and developments in Venezuela, and now in Iran, it should be clear to everyone that US Global Policy is war-based and driven, but LIMITED WAR! America cannot afford a long drawn-out conflict, and the Russia-Ukraine war is a forbidding example. Consistent with the LIMITED WAR strategy, US aggression against marked states takes the simple arithmetic of determining the axle of a targeted system and society, in particular persons and institutions in which the vibrancy and longevity of that system and society reposes. Venezuela ran a “system” which rested on personal charisma of the leader, never mind the copious rhetoric on historical figures and immediate past president, Chavez. Chavismo was not a system; it was a personality inheritance with no depth in society and in governance systems. Contrast that with Cuba whose Revolution has, over the years, translated to a deep governing and defence system based on a people’s resistance. The recent probing attack by the US, using Cuban exiles - as in the 1961 Bay of Pigs - showed the difference between personality cult-based political structure and a dispersed, society-wide system in which citizens are mobilised both for sanctions/embargo-based hardships, and for resistance against foreign aggression. Even more critically, it showed how faced with such a daunting possibility, US policy shifts from LIMITED WAR to long-term influence, attrition and subversion. US is not ready for drawn-out, people’s war, something it learnt well in Vietnam and most recently in Afghanistan. Where this is not available, the US will mobilize all its might - as in both Venezuela and Iran - while inciting and attempting to appropriate the targeted populace to its side in order to isolate the charismatic leadership or the governing sect, as in the case of Iran. While Venezuela was a leader-centred authoritarian system, Iran was and is a THEOCRACY. Both ran/run on elitist exclusivity, and on non-consensual leadership style where obedience to personality or religious values invites coercive governance. Invariably, the leadership gets high-handed and resented, and thus unable to mobilise whole-of-society defensive response. Elite defence units become the defence, as opposed to a diffuse, people-driven popular resistance one finds in Cuba. Such set-ups predispose such societies to enormous vulnerabilities through short, surgical attacks which seek to take out the strongman or deeply unpopular “strong-system”. Such set-ups are fertile ground for US strategy of SHORT, LIMITED WAR achieved through abductions -on a good day - and/or assassinations/decapitation - at worst. As both a Venezuela and Iran show, the the swinging of the huge, decapitating US hammer, and the taking out of limited targets, is soon followed by eerie silence and abrupt cessation of hostilities as the US moves in - through multiple prongs - to replace odious persons and/or systems by someone and something more amenable. Often the replacement is a person who is drawn from the deposed “system” to give a veneer of regime continuity. Venezuela is a perfect example. Under the US/Israeli system, the CIA and Special Forces are key players to locate select targets, principally the residence and movement of the targeted system’s strongman. Thereafter, surgical operations are put in train, enabled by a massively spectacular, distracting bombing action meant to enable extraction - as in Venezuela - or cruise missile attack on the compound of the Ayatollah, as in Iran. And as both Venezuela and Iran show, weapons from allies of targeted countries, while important, are not decisive. In fact they amount to a misreading of US war aims and strategy largely developed from a good SWOT analysis of the governing system in targeted countries. Also because a person of a religion will have been marketed as embodiments of the targeted nation’s sovereignty and defence, their…

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@Jamwanda2 Can't Zim source oil from Angola?

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@HarmonyAwakened @NNyashaYessur Shouldn't the business deal include military guarantee coz the moment Iran is attacked and over run by western forces that means china looses the business...No?

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@Jamwanda2 Vanobvongodza muto