ELAND🫵

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Think about this, she's married to Steph Curry, arguably one of the best basketball athletes of his generation, a multi millionaire, famous & a family man

Never has had scandals of cheating or abusing her

But she feels like marriage is holding her back, she should have pursued her career

Meanwhile the career in question is acting, she's a failed B list actress

Lesson: Never marry a failed baddie, she'll always think she settled for you, she'll never respect you no matter what you achieve or how you treat her

[ELAND🫵 @SHURUGWI]

@nickmangwana Nice kuvanhu veZanu is a taboo

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

RETWEET 4 Genroll & Like ❤️ 4 Temba Mliswa… l want to see something… 📍

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Veduwe.

•Tweeting - Jeri
•Using cocaine - $150 fine
•Looting $5M yemagetsi - Chikopokopo ride

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[Daily Loud @DailyLoud]

YouTuber MDMotivator changed a single mother’s life by surprising her with a new car, a paid-off home, $500,000 dollars, ten full-time job offers, college tuition for her kids, a financial advisor, and even free daycare. 🎉🙏

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸You got the message* not you got the massage.*

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[MDN NEWS @MDNnewss]

DA calls on Cachalia to protect clinics and hospitals from Operation Dudula intimidation

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has called on Acting Police Minister Professor Firoz Cachalia to urgently deploy public order policing units to safeguard healthcare facilities and ensure that foreign nationals can access medical services without intimidation.

The appeal comes in response to reports that members of Operation Dudula have been blocking patients, particularly foreign nationals, from entering hospitals and clinics in provinces including Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.

The DA condemned these actions as “despicable hindrance and intimidation” and warned that preventing access to healthcare could have serious public health consequences.

“Stopping communicable diseases demands that every sick person be treated in public health facilities. Healthcare is a right that belongs to us all, no matter where we come from,” the party stated.

The DA has submitted parliamentary questions to the Department of Health, seeking clarity on measures in place to protect patients.

The party emphasized that South Africa’s Constitution guarantees the right of every individual, regardless of nationality, to access healthcare services, including emergency and reproductive care.

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema also joined the call for intervention, urging authorities to formally investigate Operation Dudula for actions that could inflame tensions in vulnerable communities.

As the situation unfolds, the DA is pushing for immediate police action to ensure healthcare facilities remain safe and accessible to all, warning that failure to act could endanger public health nationwide.

[Jess Geraldine @VaChivi_]

Do you ever praise your Parents this way ?Nothing personal. It’s a genuine question.

[Thabani Mpofu @adv_fulcrum]

The abuse suffered by motorists and passengers who break down at or near the State House must stop. No law authorizes the state to mistreat people simply because their vehicle has failed. You can’t punish people for bad luck. Unless there are credible reasons to suspect they intend to damage the granite wall, they are entitled to respect. Under the law, every restraint on liberty is prima facie unlawful and must be justified; that principle is not location‑dependent and must be upheld at all times.

[Julius Sello Malema @Julius_S_Malema]

Dumelang ma fighter a mahle! We must refuse the invitation to join anarchy that prevents pregnant women from accessing health facilities and the removal of kids from the classroom in exchange for votes. I refuse to be part of perpetuating the suffering and trauma of the black nation. Haak thugs!

[𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 @Shadaya_Knight]

Charlie Kirk was unalived because of speaking his mind, yes that's how weak today's society is. Unalive a person because you don't agree with them. And we all know which groups of people are against people speaking their minds (feminists, LGBTQ, woketards)

RIP

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Why were they charging $500 for something that could have been sold for $50? When this fee was initially agreed to, what was the basis for it? What has changed? Who has the tender? Why were they allowed to profiteer from the public for so long?

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

This will never happen in Zimbabwe. To imagine that Chinese who were mistreating their workers got 20 years in prison is something unheard of back home. In Zimbabwe, such offenders would be protected by the political elites because of corruption, while the exploited employees are the ones who end up being victimised, threatened, and silenced.

It is a tragic reality that in a country where justice is supposed to protect the weak, the system often shields the powerful and foreign exploiters at the expense of its own citizens. Well done South Africa!

[TheNewsHawks @NewsHawksLive]

The Supreme Court is expected anytime soon to pass judgement in a landmark case which will impact on protection of investment and property rights, as well as the rule of law in Zimbabwe’s fragile economy.
This comes as a Zimbabwean safari operator, Suscaden investments, risks losing millions of dollars it invested in a major safari project after the cancellation of its lease of Chewore North Area located at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chewore rivers in Mashonaland West province.
Chiwore is a well-known safari throughout the world and many of its visitors and clients are from big international source markets.
Suscaden investments, run by 72-year old enterpreneur Terry Kelly (pictured), has been operating Chewore Lodge and Campsite for 15 years under two successive leases and a deed of settlement.
However, the lease, given by the Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority, was annulled by the High Court on the grounds that it was not signed by the responsible minister.
In a judgement delivered on March 21, 2025, Justice Tawanda Chitapi cited that the lack of the minister’s signature or explicit acceptance of the agreement rendered it invalid.
But evidence presented before the court showed the minister had signed the lease as required by law.
It also showed that the lease had been granted after going through the required legal process and procedures.
Suscaden Investments appealed to the Supreme Court and its bench comprising Justice Chinembiri Bhunu, Justice George Chiweshe and Justice Joseph Musakwa on 22 July presided over the case and judgement is now expected any time.
The Supreme Court determination will be key as it highlights issues around the rule of law, property rights and protection of investments, especially those concluded by leases within the country’s national parks.
Investors closely watch such cases and the determination will also have an impact on the government’s ‘we are open for business’ mantra.
The judgement will also define the country’s determination to improve the ease of doing business.
The Supreme Court appeal follows the ruling by Chitapi issued under case number HH192-25 after a legal challenge brought by ZimParks and the Minister of Environment, Climate and Wildlife.
The then Minister of Environment, Climate Change, Tourism, and Hospitality (the ministry title at then), Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri, had denied ever signing the agreement.
However, in its appeal against the High Court ruling, Suscaden Investments argued the judge erred and grossly misdirected himself in failing to find that Muchinguri-Kashiri had signed the lease agreement when the evidence showed her genuine signature was attached to it.
Suscaden Investments says the court a quo erred and grossly misdirected itself in dismissing evidence given by ZimParks’s former deputy director to the effect that he had received the lease agreement bearing the minister’s signature through the usual channels and instructed that it be handed to the appellant after payment of the annual fees.
It further argued the High Court got it wrong in failing to draw an adverse inference from Muchinguri-Kashiri’s failure to testify and avail herself for cross-examination after hearing the evidence of the former ZimParks’s deputy director
The safari operator argued that the court was wrong to place the onus on it to show that the minister had signed the lease.
Writing on his social media platform, economist Eddie Cross said: “A decade ago, a Zimbabwean Citizen applied for a lease on a block of land on the Zambezi River at the mouth of the Chiwore River. The proposal was to build a lodge and camp site on the site and operate it as a tourism enterprise. It was a Joint Venture with the Department of National Parks.”
Cross said the investor invested several millions of dollars in the venture, paid a rental each year to national parks and assisted it in the management and control of the area which includes hunting concessions on both sides of the Chiwore site.
“The hunting concession in the adjacent area is held by a well-known Zimbabwean businessman, Mr Billy Rautenbach. From the very start of this exercise, he strongly opposed the award of the lease to the new investor and has consistently tried to have him removed,” Cross said.
“Despite successive efforts to do so, during which he has challenged the legal basis of the lease and also accused the investor of activities which were established as being untrue, he has persisted, and it is anyone’s guess as to who is ultimately responsible for this latest test.”
Added Cross: “The investor may be local, but he is a citizen and at his risk he has invested millions of dollars in this venture. He invested on the strength of a lease he signed with national parks which have not invested a cent. His partner is national parks, a state controlled entity. What message does this send out to other investors who think they are safe? Who will move into this valuable property when it is vacated?”
Cross concludes by writing: “This injustice must be rectified and the ownership of the Lodge respected. Anything less just confirms that Zimbabwe is not 'open for business'."
The dispute around the safari project has seen Suscade Investments managing director, 72-year-old Kelly, going through torrid times.
Kelly was in 2023 controversially arrested and detained in remand prison for days on allegations of stealing motion cameras left as bait for hunting in an area where such activities are forbidden.
Despite attempting to hand over the camera to ZimParks rangers at Chewore Lodge and asking them to investigate the issue, they declined to take action and also refused to accept the cameras and use it as an exhibit.
The rangers also refused to accompany Kelly to the illegal hunting site saying " it's Billy's, we can't go there" and the head ranger of the area known as Kanda refused to take the camera.
Kelly then handed the camera to the police in Kanyemba.
After signing his statement, the matter was referred to prosecutors at th3 Guruve magistrate courts who declined to prosecute stating it was not theft.
Several weeks later Kelly was shocked after he was taken by police in the dead of night and transported in a boat belonging to Big Five Safaris, owned by Rautenbach to Kanyemba.
The ride by boat of approximately 50km through Mapata Gorge is extremely dangerous and forbidden.
Kelly was collected at Kanyemba by five senior officers who had driven eight hours to take him.
The 72-year old safari operator was further shocked when the officers immediately changed course and drove through the night to Harare where he was charged and detained.
This was despite the Guruve Prosecutors declining to prosecute him.
Kelly’s troubles were a result of a camera valued at US$50 that he had handed to the police as evidence of illegal hunting.
He was subsequently acquitted by the magistrate courts in Harare on the basis that there was no substance to the allegations against him.
At the time of the arrest, outspoken politician and social justice proponent Temba Mliswa accused controversial millionaire businessman, Conrad “Billy” Rautenbach of being behind Kelly’s arrest.
“Those behind the persecution of Chewore Lodge owner Terry Kelly have now had him arrested over some concocted crime. It’s all propaganda for those in the know because this is the work of Rautenbach,” Mliswa wrote on X.

[Julius Sello Malema @Julius_S_Malema]

Operation Dudula is a group of thugs and must be subjected to the Political killing Task Team. Period!

[Rusty Markham Ex MP Harare East @Katazamhondoro]

Zimbabwe $60:00
To Mutare
Time taken for 265 kms?

Meanwhile in Tanzania
To Morogoro $12.50 ( one way business)
Time taken for 1hr40 for 200kms

[ELAND🫵 @SHURUGWI]

@bongwe_ncube @Cde_Ostallos Shona people are not spiritual mediums they are your biggest king your superiors your leaders,,,now sit down and get ruled.

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸The Govt has no power to ban tints on car windows or anything else by word of mouth. This is invalid, unlawful and of no force or effect. Legislation by press statement is unconstitutional.

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Snoop Dogg says he’s “scared to go to the movies” after watching ‘Lightyear’ with his grandson and seeing an LGBTQ+ couple:

"I didn't come in for this s***. I just came to watch the goddamn movie.”

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Snoop Dogg says he’s scared to go to the movies after taking his grandson to ‘Lightyear’ which featured a lesbian couple:

“They’re putting it everywhere […] my grandson, in the middle of the movie is like, 'Papa Snoop? How she have a baby with a woman?'… I didn’t come in for this sh*t, I just came to watch the goddamn movie. I’m like, scared to go to the movies. Y’all throwing me in the middle of sh*t that I don't have an answer for.”

(https://t.co/Af1cTRKvij)