Primrose

Social Scientist | Leadership |

'Tell yourself what you want to be, and do what you have to do'

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@Aestheticswallz God is greatest!

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@Letsleepdoglie @mubaiwa_anna Nauseating!!

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@Bro_Code_x Recipe

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@nicksaulop @NickMhofu @freemanchari @freemufumiri @DandaroOnline @CrimeWatchZW

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@chigumbu_ Well done!!

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@TeramayiMugutso @chigumbu_ You are very wrong

[mashabila nyonje @mashabila3415]

@chigumbu_ Why are they bullying the voice of reason. We need such MPs who question things

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@kingtundeedunt @KingTunde_SZN 204167

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@majestymasculin Amen

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@shumbakadzi_zim @mawarirej Benzi

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@LindaDadisoM @PacheduZW Kupenga hakuti gogoi

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@Chaguta7610 @SajeniMapuranga @Devro_Amplified @BlessedGeza @Jamwanda2 @kerinamujati @LynneStactia @mamakaCleo @mawarirej @MJairosi May God help us, we have been through enough as a people. The experience of being a Zimbabwean, living in Zimbabwe is inexplicable, horrible

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@SajeniMapuranga Zimbabweans RISE RISE RISE

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@freemanchari My question is directed to us fellow Zimbabweans , why do we continue watching while one of us is being politically persecuted zviri pachena kudai? Tosvikepi nema solidarity messages while pple continue to suffer for speaking the truth? We are a disgrace to humanity

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@buster_goldie Truth only. Chokwadi chemahara

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@LadyofPunt @NgarivhumeJ Zvakaoma

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@faraimukuwane @NgarivhumeJ TOTALLY AGREE, script writers should be busy right now and other authors in general. This needs to be recorded, vazukuru vozoverenga nhoroondo inoshamisa yakadai!!

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@Life_truthway Amen

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@HonMachakaire

@ZANUPF_Official

Hon. Tinoda Machakaire you completely lost on youth policy, and here’s why:

1️⃣ False dilemma — Suggesting a National Youth Service certificate matters more than a university degree undermines education and devalues merit. A nation cannot punish its own students for pursuing academics.

2️⃣ Coercion disguised as opportunity — When jobs depend on NYS participation, it stops being empowerment and becomes compulsion. Youth development should expand choices, not narrow them.

3️⃣ Ideology over employability — Employers hire for skills, productivity, and innovation — not political orientation. Mixing “ideology” with workforce entry risks politicizing livelihoods.

4️⃣ Policy failure deflection — High unemployment is not caused by graduates lacking NYS certificates; it is caused by economic mismanagement, weak industry growth, and lack of investment.

5️⃣ Dangerous precedent — Creating parallel requirements outside formal education erodes institutions and breeds patronage, favoritism, and exclusion.

Zimbabwean youth don’t need indoctrination pathways — they need a functioning economy, fair opportunity, and respect for their qualifications.

Hon. Tinoda Machakaire you are completely lost on youth policy, and it’s time someone says it plainly — respect the citizens you serve.

1️⃣ Citizens are not subjects — Young people are not tools to be processed through a state program before they can earn a living. Employment is a right tied to competence, not political conditioning.

2️⃣ Education must never be downgraded — Families sacrifice everything to send children to university. To imply that a certificate from NYS outweighs years of academic effort is disrespectful to students, parents, and educators.

3️⃣ Opportunity should not require loyalty tests — Linking jobs to NYS participation creates the perception that access to livelihoods depends on ideological alignment. That is unfair, exclusionary, and dangerous.

4️⃣ Government must fix the economy, not the youth — The crisis is unemployment, not graduates. Youth are already qualified, talented, and willing to work. What’s missing is an enabling environment: investment, industry growth, and policy consistency.

5️⃣ Freedom of choice matters — True empowerment means providing multiple pathways: entrepreneurship support, apprenticeships, vocational training, and formal employment — not a single mandatory route presented as salvation.

6️⃣ Respect means listening — Instead of threatening that young people will “suffer” without NYS, leadership should engage them, understand their realities, and create policies that expand dignity and independence.

Hon Minister, the youth of Zimbabwe do not need warnings — they need respect, jobs, and a government that treats them as partners in national development, not recruits in a program.