Over 90% of Zimbabweans earn less than US$500 per month.
The median income is estimated to be around US$250 per month. That means half of working adults earn below that amount.
In a country where rent, fuel, groceries, and school fees are priced in US dollars, this is not just low income. It is survival.
Now ask yourself honestly:
If the majority of citizens are earning below US$500 per month, is extending political terms the national priority?
When households are struggling to afford basics, when young people are unemployed or underpaid, when families depend on remittances to survive…the focus should be economic recovery, not term extension.
#NoTo2030 is not about personalities.
It is about priorities.
🔸AGENDA: Just post a message of support to the Chevrons and hashtag #GoChevronsGo! Let’s make our lads trend today! We don’t want to put pressure on them but we do want them to know they’re making us proud and we see their hard work and determination!
Representing Zimbabwe on the international stage is the highest honour! #GoChevronsGo #TeamZimbabwe🇿🇼
🔸Imi nguri makangobvira kuisa bucket seat nekurenovator madressing room zvisingaperi. Ava vakaita izvi in 15 months. Apo vane akawanda. They mine phosphates. We mine gold, lithium, diamond, platinum, chrome zvese. The difference is leadership.
We don’t want luxury cars for a few. We want world-class infrastructure and a nation that works for everyone.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
Dear God we are way too young to be dying. Most of us have nothing to our names yet, not even a legacy to talk about🤦🏾♀️😭
We haven't even properly thanked our parents and guardians for raising us. Please God give us life, give us time, we still have a lot to accomplish🙏🏾🥺
Amen!
Nick Mangwana shocks Zimbabwe: says
VP Chiwenga has no voice of his own
Let us finish this debate Zimbabweans
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