@wicknellchivayo Those shiny Lexuses and Fortuners will chew through tires and suspensions in weeks on "our" roads. Good luck getting to that big Musangano in luxury when half the country is a dirt track
@edmnangagwa Good gesture, you should consider leaving office when your term comes to end, that's how you protect your legacy not trying to take the country into your grave
STOP STEALING FROM THE POOR, TELL ZIMRA TO STAND DOWN.
OUR PEOPLE WOULD NOT BE GOING TO LOOK FOR GREENER PASTURES IN SOUTH AFRICA IF EVERYTHING WAS WORKING BACK HOME, WE'RE SUFFERING BECAUSE OF YOUR INCOMPETENCE!!
On the occasion of our 46th anniversary of independence, Zimbabwe stands united in our pursuit of progress and self-determination.
It was my privilege to lead the national celebrations at Maphisa Stadium in Matabeleland South, a province steeped in history and the spirit of resilience. Our theme, 'Unity and Development towards Vision 2030,' underscores our commitment to collective progress and underscores that together, we can overcome any challenge.
The day's events, from the lighting of the Independence Flame at Zezani to the vibrant cultural displays in Maphisa, served as a poignant tribute to our national heroes and the tireless citizens shaping our nation's future. We reaffirm our dedication to decentralization, ensuring inclusivity and equity in our development endeavors.
As we commission new infrastructure projects and celebrate our rich heritage, let us remain united in our quest for peace and prosperity. Congratulations, Zimbabwe, on this momentous occasion. Makorokoto! Amhlope! Happy Independence Day, Zimbabwe!
#ZimAt46 #Vision2030 #Maphisa2026 #LeavingNoOneBehind
@edmnangagwa And last but not least, tell your soldiers and police to stop harrassing our people on the Beitbridge=>Ngundu=>Chiredzi=>Chipinge route, it's the most exploited route by your corrupt thugs who are always taking from the poor trying to make ends meet, no one likes being in SA
@edmnangagwa Before banning imports, just make sure that there is enough production in every corner of the country for quality products produced locally, not just forcing us to buy local when in actuality it's all imports and of bad quality.
STOP STEALING FROM US!
You can't say that you will not allow people to import certain items from neighbouring countries when you as a country fail to meet the demand and quality of such items, a R4k bed in SA is way better than the one you will get in ZW for equivalent amount, same goes for blankets.
Our national infrastructure is undergoing rapid transformation.
During my site visit to the Mabvuku Interchange on the Harare-Mutare Road today, I assessed the progress of this significant project. The progress made at the site is satisfactory. This project extends beyond mere construction, representing a commitment to the residents of Mabvuku, Tafara, and the entire nation. Upon completion, the modern interchange will alleviate congestion and enable faster travel times for freight transporters along the Beira Corridor, thereby boosting our economy.
@edmnangagwa But why are your folks taking from the poor? We head of your ZIMRA guys taking goods from poor citizens who have worked hard enough for their families only for you guys to "confiscate" their items under the guise of "it's junk" for a country that cannot manufacturer toothpicks
Twenty years ago we invaded Iraq. The war killed many innocent Iraqis and Americans. It destroyed the oldest Christian populations in the world. It cost over $1 trillion, and turned Iraq into a satellite of Iran. It was an unforced disaster, and I pray that we learn its lessons.