I have been watching the War Veterans stories on Tapfumaneyi & Zenzele platforms. The only one that looks to be living well is Monica Mutsvangwa. This explains a lot. A working Zimbabwe is good for everyone.
Four Chelsea stars feature in @GWR's Football Edition Class of 2027 🌟
Cole Palmer, Estêvão, Hannah Hampton and Manaka Matsukubo have received their official GWR certificates, celebrating some incredible achievements across the men's and women's game.
@ChelseaFC@ChelseaFCW
Katt Williams says he's not a big fan of Katt Williams.
Something I've noticed, and Joe Rogan has talked about this too, is that a lot of highly successful people in their fields are actually their own biggest critics.
Why is that?
cc: the_rare_podcast
68% of a Zimbabwean's time is spent looking for solutions to problems caused by ZANU PF. Every office of the ZANU PF government produces more problems than it solves.
We urgently need your help. Monavale Wetland is under attack AGAIN from Members of Parliament who trying AGAIN to invade the same part of the wetland they were blocked from invading just a few months ago. Drop off your objection letters at any of these locations by 13 November 2026:
Veldemeers (Chisipite and Mount Pleasant)
Pariah State (Borrowdale and Avondale)
B.S. Leon (Monavale)
Mtetwa & Nyambirai (Eastlea)
📹 NEW: The Constitutional Court has postponed by a week hearings on two applications challenging some of the CAA3 amendments, one of which expanded the ConCourt bench. Prof Lovemore Madhuku explains what happened in court today
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The Applicant is in the Constitutional Court. The judiciary has a duty to resolve disputes. I am aggrieved by what @edmnangagwa did to our Constitution
I've been a Chelsea fan since 1989, back when Kevin Wilson and Kerry Dixon were leading the line. I've also spent five years working at Stamford Bridge as part of the groundstaff.
I've survived Winston Bogarde, Jes Høgh, Bernard Lambourde, Jiří Jarošík, Slaviša Jokanović, Steve Sidwell and plenty of others who probably weren't quite good enough to pull on the shirt in the first place.
I've experienced the incredible highs, but I've also endured more than my fair share of lows. I've seen where this club has come from, and perhaps that's why I have a slightly different perspective on where we are now.
Some of today's Chelsea supporters have been spoiled by success, trophies and an expectation that we're somehow entitled to compete for everything, every season. That expectation is now clouding their judgement.
Look at Liverpool. Klopp took almost five years to deliver a Premier League title. Look at Arsenal. Arteta took six years.
Yet Alonso has been in charge for just 13 GAMES and we're already hearing calls for his head. It's utterly mental.
Of course we should be beating Tottenham and Sunderland. Nobody is suggesting otherwise. But football doesn't work like that.
You don't simply assemble a young squad, appoint a new manager and expect everything to click overnight.
This is still a team in transition. There are young players learning their trade, combinations to develop, consistency to find and a new manager trying to establish his identity. There will be setbacks.
There will be frustrating performances. There will be bumps along the road.
And let's not forget, nobody realistically expected us to finish above Arsenal or Manchester City this season. The primary objective was, and remains, securing Champions League qualification and continuing to build towards becoming genuine title contenders.
We need to show a little perspective, a little patience and, above all, a little faith.
Supporting Chelsea has never meant expecting everything to happen overnight. If you've been around long enough, you'll know exactly what I mean.
Back the manager. Back the team. And give this project time. 💙
#chelseafc #cfc
MY LOYALTY IS A MATTER OF CONVICTION, NOT CONVENIENCE.
Standing next to His Excellency, President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, is a moment I genuinely value. My support for him is deliberate and founded on my convictions about leadership, economic transformation and Zimbabwe’s future.
I am a Mnangagwa loyalist, and I have never been shy about saying so. My support goes beyond personalities; it is informed by economic performance, agriculture, mining, infrastructure development and the country’s overall economic trajectory. I believe leadership must be judged by measurable outcomes, not promises alone.
Consider the numbers. According to the World Bank’s 2025 GDP growth data, Zimbabwe recorded 8.1% growth, compared with 1.1% in South Africa and 3.8% in Zambia. In laymen’s terms Zimbabwe grew 7 times more than South Africa in 2025 alone. That’s astronomical growth. Agriculture grew by approximately 24%, mining by 7.3% and manufacturing by 4.2%, according to the African Development Bank. Merchandise exports reached approximately US$10.2 billion. Our gold, platinum and lithium resources further strengthen Zimbabwe’s position in the global economy.
I also recognise the commissioning of Hwange Units 7 and 8, adding 600MW to generation capacity, the rehabilitation of the Harare–Beitbridge Highway, airport expansion and other infrastructure investments. These developments strengthen productivity, trade and the foundations for industrialisation.
I am equally conscious of the challenges we still face and I understand that growth must ultimately be felt in people’s pockets. Recognising progress does not mean ignoring the work that remains.
My political position, however, has never been ambiguous. If there are factions within the party, of which I know none, I have made my position clear: I belong to the President. My allegiance is to Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa. My loyalty is not dictated by political seasons, shifting alliances or convenience.
I also remain a man of conviction who will never participate in anything that undermines the Head of State. I have never known the President to be a man who undermines others or engages in unnecessary squabbles. I stand with the President. My convictions for peace should not be mistaken for weakness, my restraint for neutrality or my peace-loving nature for an absence of conviction. I am a man of peace, and I believe peace inspires investor confidence and economic prosperity.
I have long wanted to see Zimbabwe industrialise, diversify its exports, attract investment, create employment and move up the global value chain instead of depending on raw commodity exports. I believe H.E. President Mnangagwa has made significant strides towards that vision and continues to make it possible. For that reason, I believe we should support him.
I am proud of Zimbabwe, proud of its potential and unapologetic about the leadership I support.
My loyalty is deliberate. My conviction is firm. My allegiance is clear.
One President. One vision. One Zimbabwe.
NYIKA INOVAKWA NEVENE VAYO! 🇿🇼
#EDMnangagwa #MnangagwaLoyalist #Vision2030 #ZimbabweRising #EconomicTransformation #ZimbabweIsOpenForBusiness
Yesterday President Duma Boko delivered his SONA Speech! Fuel, road and security of supply levies were suspended for six months, at a cost of about P700 million, to cushion the cost of living.