I don't think it is fair to force people to pay ZBC licence fees for a service they don't use.
As a motorist, my car has a receiver, but I use it to stream music from online platforms. I don't rely on ZBC for entertainment or information.
Why should I be compelled to pay for a service simply because I own a device capable of receiving it?
If ZBC is a public broadcaster, let the government explain why its funding model should penalise citizens who choose alternative sources of information and entertainment.
Owning a receiver does not mean consuming ZBC content. The licensing system needs to reflect that reality.
While ZBC, StarFm, George Charamba, Nick Mangwana & all ZANU-PF affiliated communication channels have deleted this speech by VP Chiwenga at the 23rd ZANU-PF National People's Conference in Chinhoyi.
I'll keep posting it because he spoke for the people & I relate to its contents.
Hie crime watch. Today something disturbing and worrisome happened in the cbd and I just decided to give others a heads up.
I got into cbd with my hubby, I remained in the car as he went to look for the parking Marshall. He requested for 2hrs and he said he had no change for $10 so he then bought an hour instead as he had a dollar.
Marshall aisa receipt yedu and my hubby rushed to were he was going. The parking we bought was going to expire na 12:54 , those guys vano clamper were doing rounds up and down at 12:36 parking marshal came as if to check time on our receipt abva abvisa chi receipt chiya akaisa mu pocket and went apo twas all in my eyes, he didn't know mumota masara munhu, I just opened the door and started screaming for him to come back with my receipt, I couldn't run to him as I had a baby mumota.
I think because of the noise I made it forced him to come back, ndikati kowabvisirei receipt yangu hanzi haisi pressure hee still mu system inenge irimo bla bla bla ndikati wangu vano clamper avatarise mu system anga atombobva to check my time, tanetsana and told him to put back my receipt abva aisa apo vano clamper vavarimudhuze waiting to strike. That's the guy wacho who did that.
@CityParkingHre
The Crop that Chivayo Can't Bribe - Police Corruption, Vendors and Accidents
The comedians who have chosen the courageous path of speaking truth to power deserve recognition. Through satire and comedy, they are exposing serious issues that affect ordinary Zimbabweans every day.
In this video, they imitate how @PoliceZimbabwe officers allegedly deal with vendors, soliciting bribes or forcing arrested vendors to pay money before they are released. The comedy may make people laugh, but the reality it portrays is deeply troubling.
The same corruption is frequently associated with the roads and public transport. How does a visibly overloaded commuter vehicle pass through police roadblocks and continue its journey? If roadblocks are meant to enforce traffic laws and protect lives, then an overloaded vehicle should never be allowed to proceed simply because money has allegedly changed hands.
The horrific accident near Chivhu last weekend, which claimed at least 28 lives, should force the country to confront these questions. In an interview, a man who lost members of his family said that the vehicle was visibly overloaded.
That raises a painful but necessary question: Did this vehicle not encounter a single police roadblock before reaching Chivhu?
If it did, how was it allowed to continue while visibly overloaded?
These comedians are doing more than entertaining us. They are using satire to hold a mirror up to society and to institutions that are supposed to protect the public. Their work deserves praise because speaking about alleged corruption, abuse of authority, and institutional failure takes courage.
But comedy should not have to do the work of accountability.
The police and the government have a duty to answer serious questions about corruption, road safety, enforcement, and accountability. When laws can allegedly be bypassed through bribes, corruption stops being merely an ethical problem, it becomes a threat to human life.
When people die on our roads, accountability cannot end with blaming drivers. We must also ask whether the institutions responsible for enforcing the law did their jobs.
How many lives must be lost before corruption on our roads is treated as the deadly problem it is?
Dear @PoliceZimbabwe we reported this case at around 8am kuseni. Even now nobody has come to attend the scene its now 12.33. There is potential evidence that can lead to the arrest of these criminals
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I need your help. On 1 May 2026, I bought a Honda Fit GP5 from a man named Welly for US$8,200. His picture is included in the comments.
Just three days after buying the car, I travelled to Masvingo. As I was passing through Beatrice Tollgate, the alarm at the tollgate was triggered and police officers, together with ZIMRA officials, impounded the vehicle.
ZIMRA informed me that the car had been fraudulently imported and issued me with a seizure form. I immediately contacted the seller. He came to the scene and promised to refund my US$8,200. However, from 4 May up to now, he has not refunded me. He no longer answers my calls or responds to my messages.
I later discovered that the addresses he provided on the agreement of sale were fake. I reported the matter to Harare Central Police Station, and a criminal case has been opened against him. Unfortunately, the police have been unable to locate him.
I am appealing to anyone who knows Welly or has information about his whereabouts to contact the nearest police station or get in touch with me on 0775525999. Any information that could help locate him would be greatly appreciated.
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A handsome reward is being offered to anyone with information that may lead to the location and arrest of Shamiso Nyarota, who is wanted for allegedly stealing approximately US$115,000 belonging to a group of women. The money was intended for investment purposes.
She is also alleged to have stolen US$15,000 from her employer before disappearing.
Anyone with information is urged to contact us on +263 776 242 897 or report to the nearest police station. All information will be treated with the strictest confidence.
@CrimeWatchZW Go and see Dispo kuti vakubatsire kuisa pressure kuna IO. Then enda kuPGHQ unoona Commissioner P.Nyathi vakubatsire. He is very experienced
Munyaradzi Mangena (35) was apprehended today by Matrix Private Detectives in Concession after allegedly stealing US$3,500 from his girlfriend’s landlord while visiting her for a sleepover.
Mangena allegedly took advantage of the fact that everyone was watching football and sneaked into the landlord’s bedroom, where he stole a purse containing the cash.
US$2,700 was recovered from him, along with a brand-new motorbike that he had purchased earlier today.
More details to follow!!!
From Mbare Musika to Mbare Flats Mnangagwa’s thug, fake engineer Collins Mnangagwa, is next on site. Real renovation means alternative accommodation + complete works NOT just painting over rot. Do not be fooled by these thugs.
No to Munhumutapa kingdom
@CrimeWatchZW My advice is, on court processes, you need to report it as a criminal case, talk to ZRP investigation officer, he goes to court and obtain an order from court. He, the ZRP investigation officer, takes that order to Econet and request for address, and call history of the above #.
WATCH | Please help us identify this man who allegedly stole some very important documents in Dzivarasekwa Extension, near Glaudina Primary School.
Anyone who can identify him is kindly requested to inbox us with any information that may assist. Any information, no matter how small, could be helpful. Your identity will be kept strictly confidential.
Fellow Generals and War Veterans,Massive bribes from Emmerson Mnangagwa buy only temporary silence. His plan is clear retire every war veteran in the army this year fact, not rumour.He betrayed VP Chiwenga and has already assassinate 52 generals who installed him in 2017. Do not be next.Your oath is to the Constitution, not to one man. Stay vigilant.
Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga.