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[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@DandaroOnline No comment!

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

Thank you, my sister, for striking the right balance — speaking firmly against irresponsible driving while recognising and respecting the deep cultural significance of Bira in our traditions. Our culture deserves to be honoured, and our lives deserve to be protected. We can do both. Great respect to you. 🙏🏾🇿🇼

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@MacBelts @BaShonaBaShona Was Harare_ Masvingo not repaired!!

[Jamwanda @Jamwanda2]

@lauramukanya A small part of what you are up against, Mister Smith Re-incarnate!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

ZimTrade Eastern Region Manager Mr Admire Jongwe gives an update on the body's mission and targets during the ongoing Maputo International Trade Fair. Twenty Zimbabwean companies from various sectors of the economy are exploring trade and export opportunities in Mozambique. The international trade fair opened today and runs until September 7.
📹: Golden Sibanda

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

Very true my brother Busisa.
They learnt from the best. Zimbabwe experienced this long before the Airlink flypast became a talking point. In 1995, Captain Darryl Tarr brought an Air Zimbabwe Boeing 707-330B down to roughly 6–10 feet above the runway during an authorised display pass at the Mashonaland Flying Club Air Day near Harare.

So, before anyone looks down on Zimbabwe on the comment section remember: we have been there, done that—decades ago. 🇿🇼✈️

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@bbmhlanga It's so sad. We have Zimbabweans who are embarrassed suitable chivanhu during the day only to under the cover of the night. These are the likes of @bbmhlanga #DaddyHope ana Sisi @advocatemahere . Zivai kwatinobva !!

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

Good morning, Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

Let’s have a blessed and prayerful Sunday. 🙏🏾

As we travel, let’s keep each other safe on our roads. Observe the road rules, not because @PoliceZimbabwe is watching, but because lives matter.

Let’s drive responsibly, be patient and look out for one another.

Arrive alive. Return home safe. 🇿🇼

#RoadSafety #VakaZimbabwe

[Jamwanda @Jamwanda2]

@bla_bidza What is the vehicular population, economic activity, to justify 6 lanes??? In the absence of both, it is sheer vainglory which comes back to bite by way of high road maintenance!!! Infrastructure size is not about copying; it is about adequacy!!!!! Basic Transport Economics!!!!

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@roger_JMD @JacintaNgobese Msunu

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@TshuwaAndrew @JacintaNgobese Msunu

[Work Hard, Wine Hard @thotmeister]

Highlanders #siyinqaba
SamaNdloe, Mongameli7

[Darryl Chisora @Darryl_Chisora]

A significant shift in how Zimbabwe is assessed

Zimbabwe’s removal from the World Bank Group’s classifications of fragile and conflict-affected economies, effective 1 July 2026, is more than a change in terminology. It reflects a measurable shift in how the country’s institutional resilience, governance environment and broader socio-economic conditions are assessed.

Under the World Bank’s revised framework, countries are assessed separately for public fragility, conflict and violence, and institutional fragility. Zimbabwe no longer appears on either list.

The distinction matters. Fragility classifications influence how international institutions, investors and development partners perceive country risk. Exiting the classification does not mean Zimbabwe’s economic challenges have disappeared. Rather, it indicates that the country has moved beyond the threshold used by the World Bank to identify institutional fragility.

For Zimbabwe, the academic question now is whether this improved classification can translate into stronger investor confidence, greater access to long-term financing, deeper development partnerships and sustained institutional reform.

The delisting is therefore best understood not as an endpoint, but as an indicator of progress and a higher standard against which future performance will be measured.

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@JMafume @JMafume are you saying @hcc_harare has over the years been employing drunkards & drug addicts! Last time it was @nelsonchamisa calling his supporters idiots! #StanelyGama

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@PhulusoGunyukun @JacintaNgobese Now that you have brought @edmnangagwa into the picture. See what he is delivering for Zimbabwe. We also wish the best for SA. That's why malcontents should be called to order!

[Samkeliso Tshuma @samkebusiness]

On his tombstone, please write that he was an award winning journalist with three houses. One in Zimbabwe, one in South Africa and one in the UK. Words that please Daddy.

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

1. Over the years hundreds of people have approached asking to use my social media platforms to raise money
2. In such and such a year I hosted two friends at my home in ......
3. I have received 13 calls from residents in Borrowdale Brooke...
4. A lot of people were asking me ...
5. I have spoken on international televisions stations and global policy platforms including the United Nations, as well as at Universities of Harvard and Oxford
6. There are so many young professionals whom I mentor who also follow me on this social platform
7. Two or three years ago, I warned you about such and such. Today we can safely say that what I warned about has come to pass.
8. Here is when I was in Cape Town after being invited by the Desmond Tutu Foundation to speak. etc 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@JacintaNgobese #NgizweMchunu

[Rumbie @RumbidzoManhize]

@JamesonTimba And stay away from being poor. Tsvagai Mari!!