ShapiroMr

[kerina mujati @kerinamujati]

Kwatiri kuenda senyika , kumagumo kuchanakidza...hapana chisingapere.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

The security guard on the boat that capsized in the Kariba disaster says there were 153 people on board, yet the boat was not supposed to carry more than 45 people. According to him, the entire crew died except for him and one other colleague.

This is a reflection of how lawlessness has become the order of the day in Zimbabwe. How does a boat licensed to carry no more than 45 people end up carrying 153 people without anyone stopping it? Where were the authorities responsible for enforcing safety regulations and protecting lives?

It is also a reflection of how desperate our people have become because of a failed economy and failed governance, fuelled by corruption that has become tolerated from the highest office in the land.

When laws are routinely ignored, regulations are not enforced and institutions responsible for public safety are weakened, ordinary people ultimately pay the price, sometimes with their lives.

[King Jay🇿🇼 @KingJayZim]

AI here iyi? This can't be the First Street #Harare I knew 😭

[Chalton Hwende MP @hwendec]

It is deeply moving to see Mai Tsvangirai travel to Bondo for the funeral of Prime Minister Raila Odinga. This is a powerful gesture of reciprocity. When President Tsvangirai was ill and the party struggled with medical bills, Baba Raila came to our rescue. We will never forget his support and the fatherly comfort he offered in Buhera during the funeral

[skilled rebhara @drjaytee87]

I have been seeing these photos circulating on social media. what's going on. is it in Zimbabwe?

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

This picture was taken ONE hour ago in an area called Mapanza in Zimbabwe’s Chiredzi district.

These are Zimbabweans being treated for cholera since its national outbreak last year which has claimed over 400 Zimbabweans according to Government figures.

This is what I mean when I say that the Zimbabwean healthcare system has completely collapsed due to the looting of public funds, and the plunder of that country’s natural resources like Gold and Diamonds.

To start with, any reasonably run country shouldn’t be having its citizens suffering from a medieval disease like cholera, which is caused by swallowing food or water contaminated with the cholera bacteria linked to faeces.

Zimbabwe only has 6 central hospitals, all of them were built by the colonial government before Zimbabwe’s independence.
The ZANUPF government never built a single central hospital in its 43 years of running the once prosperous Southern African country.

ZANUPF inherited 5 central hospitals and only upgraded a provincial hospital it inherited from the colonial regime into a central hospital in Chitungwiza.

Zimbabwe is not poor, it was the second most sophisticated economy in Subsaharan Africa when ZANUPF took over in 1980, now it has the highest inflation in the world, and it is in the top ten global list of the worst governed countries.
It also has the highest interest rate in the world at 130% making it painfully possible for businesses to survive the tide brought by corrupt rule.

Put simply, life in Zimbabwe is now extremely difficult and painful for the poor who are in their millions.

The whole country has no single working radiotherapy cancer treatment machine in all its public hospitals, the biggest hospital only has ONE maternity theatre built in 1977, again by the colonial government.

So far Zimbabwe has had 17, 730 cholera cases in this latest outbreak.
Zimbabweans don’t have clean drinking running water delivered in their urban homes.

They drill boreholes in wealthy areas, and the United Nations and other donor agencies have drilled communal boreholes in the poor townships where Zimbabweans line up in the morning at communal borehole water taps.

This has been caused by years of public fund looting and natural resource plunder by ZANUPF political elites.
According to Zimbabwean Law, the ZANUPF central government should provide water sources like dams and lakes.

Sadly, the capital city of Harare, Chitungwiza and surrounding areas rely on Lake Chivero which was built in 1950 by the colonial government to service only 100,000 people.

Today it services over 4 million Zimbabweans due to the failure to build new dams as required by Zimbabwe’s law.

This failure to have clean water in homes has triggered many episodes of cholera and typhoid at different intervals resulting in many Zimbabweans dying from cholera and typhoid!

It is distressing to see Zimbabweans subjected to such a tragic reality of a corrupt government which has failed to just service the healthcare system it inherited.

The impact this has had on poor citizens is what you see in this picture, citizens being treated under trees with drips hanging on tree branches.

The lack of water infrastructure and resources compounded by mismanagement of the Zimbabwean economy and corruption highlights the urgent need for Zimbabweans to do something for themselves about their well being and future.

The tragic irony is that businesses linked to the regime’s elites like Green Fuel collect their millions without even blinking an eye.

Chiredzi it the same district that produces millions worth of sugar every year, but when a country is run by a ruthless corrupt cabal, citizens will die from easily treatable diseases triggered by avoidable conditions which only require clean drinking water.

When I report about these things without pictures and videos, some are forgiven for thinking that I am exaggerating, but this is the daily reality of life for Zimbabwe’s poor ordinary citizens.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Diddy is finished!!!

[ShapiroMr @RasShep]

@Inn_Bucks Saka kwana

[Hon Zivhu @killerzivhu1]

It's Christmas time, let's buy groceries for the orphans

[That Girl_From Arcadia🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧 @sparks9799]

Let's GROW our accounts as we support Shantiel Chiwara in her reelection bid

The Devil's work CANNOT succeed

Drop handles and we follow you 🔥💯
Follow back 🔙 everyone who follows you 💫💯

[Hon Zivhu @killerzivhu1]

Back to factory settings, Zivhu Foundation, a helping hand, I will continue with a break in politics

[ZimEye @ZimEye]

Police Move To Disrupt Chamisa Masvingo Rally
https://t.co/cZ84QIfcr2

[Zim-Celebs @zimcelebs1]

Masvingo girls vekudyanana have been arrested

The Masvingo girls who were trending after their video vachidyana zvikitsi leaked have allegedly been arrested for contravening the censorship act.

The act is there to regulate and control the public exhibition of films, the importation, production, dissemination and possession of undesirable or prohibited video and film material, publications, pictures, statues and records.

Story details 👉 https://t.co/sSBdnM0VNH

[Dominic Nyakudya @VaNyakudya]

“A wise man creates jobs and then starts taxing people. A Zanu Pf man destroys industries until there are no jobs then he starts taxing the unemployed people”

[Snowball Tongogara @snowballOfficia]

The continued rise of lesbians and gays cases in Zimbabwe is worrisome. Our laws must be clear whether LGTB is a criminal offense or not.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Most people forget that slavery was a two way street, the white slave buyers and the African leaders who caught and sold their fellow Africans into slavery.

So the Malawians will have to pay for their own airfares, accommodation and food whilst in Israeli from the meagre $1000 a month that President Chakwera is giving them after he pocketed US$60 million from the Israeli deal!

The usual chatter-boxes of Pan Africanism are quiet because it affects their bottom line, sad!

I know that our people in Malawi are poor, but it is not right to take advantage of their hopelessness to do this to them!

They find themselves in this mess because of Chakwera’s failed promises and policies, yet his regime is now profiting from its incompetence and corruption!

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

White people here’s a genuine question for you all.