Musawenkosi

Entrepreneur | Community Development Leader (Chairman) | Political Activist | Advocacy for Freedom across Africa

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

Hi Crime Watch. Hide ID please. I am from Mapinga, Zvimba South Constituency under MP Dexter Malinganiso.

Tramore Primary School is located along Mutorashanga road. We appeal to the relevant authorities to look into the sad situation at this school.

The school has no proper classrooms. Children are learning either in dilapidated structures, under an open workshop and under trees. There have been several offers from individuals, including Chinese nationals, who are willing to help develop the school. From what we were told, these efforts are being blocked by local political structures linked to ZANU PF.

We are hoping the relevant authorities to investigate this matter so that the children at Tramore Primary School have proper classrooms. The staff also told us that when it rains there are no lessons. It hurts us to see our school in this state in the 21st century. Relevant authorities should take action and develop our school.

@MoPSEZim @MoPSEZW

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

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Please help us find this man, he stole a laptop bag containing a laptop and important government documents yesterday at a Zuva Service station in Harare.

He was working with other suspects who were driving a Toyota Fortuner GD-6. My vehicle was locked using a remote, but I suspect that they may have used a device to interfere with the locking system. They parked very close behind my car.

The attached picture is an extract from the CCTV footage. We are appealing to anyone who recognises this man or has any information that could help with the investigation to please come forward.

If you have any information, please contact Braeside Police or call 0773 599 693.

@PoliceZimbabwe

[Freeman @freemanchari]

Today is DAY 70 since the death of ~100 people after a ferry operated by Mnangagwa's office capsized in Lake Kariba. Mnangagwa has not visited the families. He chose to go to South Africa 2 times. When his convicted criminal runner Chivayo died, he visited in within 48hrs. No one of his immediate subordinates has been held accountable. His commission of inquiry is supposed to produce a report in 3 months but we know this is window dressing. The Motlanthe Commission had multiple resolutions 8yrs ago which were never implemented. The people who died in Kariba were not just numbers. They deserve justice and proper compensation

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

🔹Dear @KandishayaTaura: You will be thinking that we are going back to 2014, isu tano nanga ku 1975! 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

🔸The Mgagao Declaration was authored in October 1975 , please note “October “ , by young ZANLA military officers to address a severe leadership crisis, logistical neglect, and political stagnation following the assassination of ZANU Chairman Herbert Chitepo.

🔹The document served as an explicit vote of no confidence against ZANU's founding president, Reverend Ndabaningi Sithole, accusing him of abandoning his troops, misappropriating funds, neglecting fallen guerrillas, and participating in compromised talks. Consequently, the declaration completely rejected “detente” negotiations with Ian Smith’s Rhodesian regime, establishing armed military struggle as the only acceptable path to liberation.📍

“Hatisi Kudzorora Here Kuita Zvatakambotadza?”

[#CRY MY BELOVED AFRICA @toffGibson]

@SandileMakeba Let them dismiss, revoke appointments, suspend and fire each other. We couldn't care less! Vanhu vepi ava? 😂

46 years after independence, Zimbabwe is still battling with leadership struggles instead of focusing on development, jobs, healthcare and the economy.

[Musawenkosi @TafireiD]

@kerinamujati Eish top level kutuka apo 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ZcmNap @ZdvNap]

*NEW AI-GENERATED SONG "PaChinhoyi Panenyaya" ECHOES QUESTIONS RAISED BY CHIWENGA IN CHINHOYI*

*18 October 2026 | By Khokhelani Xhame-Change Radio*

A new song titled "PaChinhoyi Panenyaya" is circulating on social media platforms, drawing attention for revisiting questions recently raised by Chiwenga during the ZANU PF Conference held in Chinhoyi.
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The composition, credited to an anonymous creator and reportedly produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI), has sparked discussion online.

The lyrics of the song are structured around questions similar to those posed by Chiwenga at the conference, reflecting on governance and service delivery issues that dominated debate in Chinhoyi.

While the identity of the composer remains unknown, the track's production style and rapid circulation highlight the growing use of AI tools in local music and political commentary.

The song is being widely shared via WhatsApp.

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

🚨 CRANBORNE RESIDENTS, PLEASE BE ON THE LOOKOUT! 🚨

Please be on the lookout for people moving around in a white Toyota Allion with registration number AFH 0924.

Today, two men came to our home pretending to be customers who wanted to buy chickens for a child's birthday party. One of them anga aine zidumbu zihombe entered our yard while the other remained in the car.

At first, they said they wanted chickens for a birthday party. Then they changed their minds, saying they no longer wanted them because huku dzacho hadzina zvemukati . Later, they changed their minds again and said they wanted the chickens after all.

They then asked us to pack the chickens for them and handed us a $100 note. We put the note in water to check whether it was genuine. When they saw what we were doing, the man said he wanted to wait for the note to dry. I suspect he may have intended to swap it for a counterfeit note, but we were alert enough to question his behaviour. In the end, they left without buying the chickens.

After they left, we realised that they had also asked a lot of suspicious questions from the maid about our whereabouts, including when we go to church and whether the children would be at home. Honestly, what genuine customer asks so many personal questions?

They changed their minds about buying the chickens three times pamwe pacho anyebera kuita phone call achiti ndiri kufonera tsano ndivo varikuda huku dzine zvemukati but vamboti ndedze birthday party yemwana and kept moving around our yard kusvika nekuseri kwemba kwatinochengetera huku.
Looking back, I suspect they were trying to confuse us while looking for an opportunity to trick us with fake money.

Cranborne residents, please be vigilant! If you see a white Toyota Allion with registration number AFH 0924, be cautious and alert your neighbours. Please keep your families safe and do not share personal information about your movements or when your homes will be left unattended.

Let's look out for one another! 🙏🏽🚨

@PoliceZimbabwe

[𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥 @SankaraDispatch]

Ever since the Sahel boys took back their countries and began reclaiming control of their resources, France has never been the same.

This is why they killed Gaddafi.

African sovereignty comes at a heavy cost for those who survive on Africa’s plunder.

Europe would go bankrupt without an Africa to loot.

A truly sovereign Africa would change the global balance of power forever. 🌍✊🏿

[TheNewsHawks @NewsHawksLive]

But I find this arrangement politically improbable in Zimbabwe.

Two centres of power have historically generated serious tensions even in South Africa's relatively democratic ANC. Remember when Zuma became ANC president in December 2007 while Mbeki remained state president?
Within nine months, Mbeki was recalled and replaced by Motlanthe.
History repeated itself when Ramaphosa became ANC president in December 2017 while Zuma remained state president. This time, Zuma survived just 58 days!
Dear Reader, I was in South Africa watching this political drama unfold.
On Valentine's Day, 14 February 2018, Zuma delivered his own extraordinary love letter to the nation.
It was a resignation speech!
Zimbabwe's problem is even more profound. ZANU-PF is not simply a party governing the state.
It has become deeply fused with the state itself.
Its patronage networks, financial advantages and coercive influence depend heavily on control of state institutions.
Imagine Mnangagwa sitting at ZANU-PF headquarters while another ambitious politician, let alone Tagwirei, controls the presidency, Cabinet, security establishment and state resources!
How long would such an arrangement survive?
I doubt six months!
The new state president would have every incentive to consolidate party authority around their own leadership.
The alternative is equally intriguing.
If Mnangagwa remains healthy enough and politically dominant, why assume he will voluntarily retire in 2030?
His supporters have already entertained ambitions extending far beyond that date, including talk of 2037.
Could Mnangagwa contemplate further constitutional changes to succeed himself?
Certainly, as a political possibility. Existing presidential term limits present serious legal obstacles, but further constitutional amendments could politically be pursued to overcome them.
Meanwhile, Chiwenga's unusually confrontational speech suggests that he recognises the political danger.
Mutsvangwa, who harbours presidential ambitions of his own, dismissed him as a loose bolt in a car engine!
The succession battle is heating up.
But we must not mistake Mnangagwa's tactical advantage for inevitable victory. Politics is neither predetermined nor beyond human agency.
Chiwenga and other political actors, including those outside ZANU-PF, retain the capacity to organise, resist, negotiate and disrupt carefully constructed plans.
Mnangagwa is officially 84 years old, although my colleague Professor Ibbo Mandaza maintains that he is actually 88! Nevertheless, we all grow old, and no political leader can escape the realities of ageing.
Any succession strategy extending to 2030 must therefore reckon with the certainties of ageing, regardless of how firmly power is consolidated today.
But Dear Reader, there is a deeper national problem beyond the Mnangagwa–Chiwenga succession struggle.
It is the nature of the Zimbabwean state itself.
Mugabe left in 2017, but the system of centralised power, patronage and corruption survived under Mnangagwa. Changing the president did not fundamentally change the state.
I have argued before that you could put angels in the citadel of the Zimbabwean state today and wake up to find devils before the voting ink even dries.
We have witnessed similar patterns even in local authorities governed by opposition leaders. Without fundamental transformation of the state, we risk reproducing the same political order even under a different president!
And therein lies the deeper lesson of Chinhoyi.
Either political sun may eventually set, and another may rise in its place.
But a new political sun does not necessarily mean a new dawn for Zimbabweans.
The political system that produces and sustains these suns must itself change.
Otherwise, Dear Reader, Zimbabwe may be in for a very long political night.

[Voice Africa @drtn83]

@LynneStactia @ropamakumire This is heartbreaking. Families lost sons, daughters, mothers and fathers fighting to liberate Zimbabwe. Yet ZANU PF’s elite seem to have forgotten those sacrifices, consumed by wealth and power. Did our heroes die for freedom, only for our country to belong to a privileged few?

[LynneM 💕💝💎 @LynneStactia]

🔹Kana Ndorangarira, in memory of those who sacrificed their lives for a free Zimbabwe. An adaptation of a song that Vice President Chiwenga sang while planting a tree in Chinhoyi on 16 October 2026: “ Hatisi kudzokorora here zvatakambotadza? 🥹😭🇿🇼

[AFRICA WORLD MEDIA TV @mats56455]

Dear Followers ,

I have always stood by the truth and my
facts have never gone in disarray. Watch this space !

A FROG DOES NOT JUMP OUT OF THE POND DURING THE DAYTIME WITHOUT A REASON. THERE MUST BE SOMETHING CHASING IT FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE POND.

ACCORDING TO ME THE DEEPER MEANING OF THIS WISDOM IS AS FOLLOWS

In life, people do not always abandon places, positions, relationships, friendships, or powerful institutions without a reason. Sometimes, what appears to be a sudden decision is actually the result of pressure that has been building beneath the surface for a long time.

When you see a frog suddenly jump out of a pond in broad daylight, do not simply ask why it has jumped. Ask yourself what might have frightened it beneath the water.

The same principle applies to human beings. When a leader suddenly changes position, a trusted ally walks away, a political figure abandons a strategy, or a long-standing relationship collapses, there may be a story behind the action that the public does not yet know.

I ASK MY FOLLOWERS NEVER TO CONFUSE THE ACTION YOU SEE WITH THE CAUSE YOU CANNOT SEE.

However, wisdom also teaches us not to mistake suspicion for evidence. The frog may be escaping danger, searching for food, or responding to a changing environment. We must look carefully before reaching a conclusion.

In politics, diplomacy, business, and personal relationships, the most important developments often begin quietly, long before they become visible to the world.

Some people leave because they are afraid. Others leave because they have discovered the truth. Some leave because they see danger approaching, while others leave because they know something that has not yet become public.

Therefore, when someone makes an unexpected move, do not rush to condemn them, celebrate their departure, or assume you understand their motives.

OBSERVE THE MOVE. STUDY THE CIRCUMSTANCES. INVESTIGATE THE PRESSURES. THEN DRAW YOUR CONCLUSIONS.

Remember: the frog may be visible above the water, but the force that made it jump may remain hidden beneath the surface.

LIFE’S LESSON: Sometimes, the departure is not the real story. The real story is what made staying impossible.

~Dr. David Nyekorach-Matsanga

[TitusTaffy @TitusTaffy]

Guvheya Arikuuya, yet another banger from @SOneblow O.B Mr fear fokol ✅

[uNdaba_eNkulu Official @iNdaba_]

Kobo is leaving no stone untouched.

This is a recent warning to Emmerson Mnangagwa.

He says those surrounding Emmerson Mnangagwa will tell him 2040, 2050 etc ndeyake.

But they don't realize how things are getting dangerous for him.

Kobo!

Iwe Wosvora??

@Muswatadzi

[Tk Gwez @TkChitova01]

@NewsHawksLive Nyangwe akawawata sei, shoko rakasvika chete. No amount of propaganda can erase or debunk the General’s message...The VP really said, “Let me show you how it’s done” opened the conference and practically closed it too.

[Jess Geraldine @VaChivi_]

Unenge wakakura fees ichiita zvekunzi “will talk to the headmaster, toita payment plan”

Wakakura uchinzi “you’ll never be anything.

Vamwe ndovaifamba 13km kusvika kuChikoro.

Others who needed a lot of grace just to barely make it in life.

It’s less about the transport and more about looking admiring thus far the Lord has taken you. Realizing you were just another person waiting for your turn in life. That affordability that you knew was so far off in your life’s radar, comes in front of you.

I agree that when you’ve done it so much it becomes arduous, but l would never look at someone so excited for it and think otherwise especially if l don’t know their story.

[Zimbabwean-Xhosa 🇿🇼 🇲🇿 @SandileMakeba]

Mnangagwa is politically dumber than we had anticipated. The truth is he has been completely outmaneuvered by Cde Chiwenga.

Every single frantic move from the top the desperate passage of CAB3 to scrap the popular vote, the fabrication of Senate seats, and the hyper-fast installation of a corporate outsider like Tagwirei into the Cabinet and Politburo, is not a sign of strength. It is a panic-driven, defensive operation to block a successor who hasn't even had to lift a finger to win.

By personalizing the state and relying on corporate capital to buy off party structures, the presidency has isolated itself. You cannot permanently defend an empire with whipped MPs and tenderpreneurs when the physical security apparatus refuses to back you.

[Rutendo Matinyarare @matinyarare]

𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗕𝗔𝗥𝗥𝗘𝗟 𝗗𝗢𝗘𝗦𝗡’𝗧 𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗘 𝗔𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗘𝗠𝗢𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦. 𝗪𝗜𝗖𝗞𝗡𝗘𝗟𝗟 𝗗𝗜𝗘𝗗 𝗔𝗙𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗗𝗘𝗙𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗗 𝗛𝗜𝗠 𝗪𝗜𝗧𝗛 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗦𝗔𝗠𝗘 𝗠𝗘𝗔𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗟𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗗𝗦.

You are the same people who called Wicknell baba ve mazuva after he stole $11 billion and began to splash it out and began poking the same bear.

When I warned him to slow down, you fought me. But he was put in plastic bags in front of the whole world and you couldn't save him. Till today you can't tell us where his head is, but you talked a lot when we warned him.

You are now trying to give Kuda wings when he can't fly, pretending like you can stop the storm when it begins. All I do is give the warning; if you choose not to listen, I will have the last say again. Itai tione kuti muno svika kupi. Muchaitiza Zimbabwe iyi vakomana.

[LazooJ @Lazooj]

Kenyans who went to Zimbabwe to burry Wicknell Chivayo,have return home with inherited clothes.