Prince Nkomo is an intellectual in his own right. A University student at GZU pursuing BA Hons Degree in Development Studies.# Chapter Secretary General for GZU
@CrimeWatchZW Instead of threats, leaders should focus on creating real opportunities, improving education, and supporting entrepreneurship. Let’s not make employment a political tool when many capable youths are already struggling to find work.
Unacceptable! Our ZINASU National President arrested AGAIN within 2 weeks! This persecution is a clear attempt to silence our voice and undermine our organization. We won't be intimidated! #JusticeForOurPresident#ZINASU
Outraged by the repeated arrest of our ZINASU National President within just 2 weeks! This harassment is unacceptable and undermines the democratic process. We demand an end to these intimidation tactics and respect for our leadership! #FreeOurPresident#ZINASU
Arresting individuals advocating for democracy is a violation of fundamental human rights. Peaceful political activism is an important part of a healthy democracy, and the suppression of such activity can be a concerning sign of democratic backsliding.#HandsOffObertMasaraure
🔵 Research Secretary Tapiwa Maphosa was in Masvingo, galvanizing students to identify their problems through empirical evidence and take bold, transformative action following the proper procedures. #EducationForAll#Research
ZiG has become unpopular that even piggy banks are saying, "No thanks, we'll stick to spare change!" People lack so much confidence in it that they're are using it as a way to test their skepticism skills.🤣🤣🤣
The University's decision to prevent students with outstanding fee balances from taking examinations is a direct violation of students' rights. Education is a fundamental right,students should have the chance to demonstrate their knowledge regardless of their financial situations
The cost of corruption is greater than the cost of sanctions!
We are losing US$1.8 billion annually due to corruption (illicit financial flows)! This figure exclude the monies that are squandered locally which are regularly reported by the Auditor General. If all the sanctions are removed today, is it possible that Zimbabwe can access financial resources exceeding US$1.8 billion annually? Let us discuss.
🟣Dear @PoliceZimbabwe,
I come in peace.
Is it a crime not to accept ZiG? Are you able to share the legal provision that criminalizes this conduct? Is there any other statute that creates this offence? If no such offence exists at law, on what basis would you be arresting those who refuse to accept it? If it is a crime, why do you never arrest fuel station owners, those running the Passport Office and State universities that demand payment only in USD? Do you enforce the same rules against everyone or is there one law for them and another for everyone else?
We need new leaders.🇿🇼