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🟣When any one of us is imprisoned unjustly, none of us is free. My heart goes out to all our brave hearts.
This is a far cry from the Zimbabwean Dream we were promised in 1980 and have been hoping for ever since.
These citizens are not criminals. They are innocent.
#FreeThemAll
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
Plea to every Zimbabwean of good moral standing:
We might be preoccupied with our daily challenges and commitments as individuals, but I come before you with humility and a heavy heart. Our nation is under siege from a criminal regime that is crushing every dissenting voice.
Since the arrest of Jameson Timba and the Avondale 78, there has been escalation of repression throughout the country against all political, social, and human rights activists. An operation to hunt down all known opposition activists throughout the country has been put in motion. No province, district, or ward is going to be spared without being persecuted because of @SADC_News Summit that will be held in two weeks' time.
I plead to men and women whose conscience despises evil to spare some few minutes daily to twit about the plight of our brothers and sisters who are fighting for the good of our nation who are currently under lock and key, that is, Jameson Timba and 78 others, Robson Chere, Namatai Kwekweza, Vusi Moyo. Jacob Ngarivhume and others. Just a twit demanding their release and lamentation against the injustices and persecution that has visited our nation. History will remember you, that you were not silent on the face of the injustice we are facing collectively as a nation.
I thank you my brothers and sisters!!!
ZIMBABWE IS THE SICKNESS OF SADC…Toxic oppressive politics tarnishes the image of a country. In the whole of SADC and in Africa, Zimbabwe is leading for the wrong reasons and is notorious for intolerance and repressive politics. This is so embarrassing and must stop. Stop this nonsense. What a national shame! Release these political prisoners! @SADC_News@DIRCO_ZA@CNN@BBCAfrica@SABCNews@eNCA
@CCCZimbabwe Now hit the ground running champion. In areas were you cant physically please have a team to now and the clandestinely yellowrise such areas with fliers now and then. That presence is key.
Braille Voting starts by ensuring disability inclusive education in Zimbabwe so the visually impaired Zimbabweans can learn braille reading and writing. #DisabilityInclusiveElectionsZimbabwe
Braille voting is no longer an option if the visually impaired Zimbabweans are to enjoy the right to participating in elections not as assisted voters. #DisabilityInclusiveElectionsZimbabwe
Sign language is one of Zimbabwe's official languages as provided in the country's constitution as at 2013. Why 8 years later ZEC cannot deploy sign language experts to ensure inclusion of the hearing and speech impaired in elections. #DisabilityInclusiveElectionsZimbabwe
Deployment of sign language agents at polling stations is very important if the speech and hearing impaired Zimbabweans are to enjoy their right to voting by secret ballot. No to assisted voting on the basis of Disability.
Assisted voting is not an accepted disability issue. It is a manifestation of disability exclusion in election. The disabled (visual, hearing or speech impaired) have a right to voting by secret ballot
As Zimbabwe completes the bi- election today 26 March. Inclusive Development Center notes the continued issues of assisted voters in Zimbabwean election, worse off the association of assisted voting with persons with visual impairments. Braille voting is key to avoid this.
RETWEET my last 4 tweets, Citizens need to learn.
This week I will demonstrate to you why ZANUPF is the biggest sanction against you and your families, because of how it LOOTS public funds and PLUNDER the nation’s natural resources!
I can’t do it alone, I need your retweets!
IDC joints the nation and the world in commemorating the international women's Day. Indeed the world and Zimbabwe in specific needs to do more to mainstream women in development processes.