Tony Sibanda

I Work, I Play, I Travel.

[Antionette * @Antionette_B1]

The uncle of the year🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[Tony Sibanda @Tony24_7_365]

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[The Associated Press @AP]

Pierce Brosnan pleads guilty to walking off trail at Yellowstone hot springs, must pay $1,500 https://t.co/wT9OFAGbdy

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Visualizing 200 years of U.S. population density

[🎞️ Visual Capitalist]
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[Aaron Rodgers @AaronRodgers12]

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[Green Bay Packers @packers]

11 seasons.

5x All-Pro.

3x Pro Bowler.

Thank you, @DavidBakhtiari.

[A&A All The Way Foundation @AAAllTheWayFdn]

THANK YOU GREEN BAY. 💚💛

Together we have created and left a lasting impact on the Green Bay area and the community. It has been an honor to give back to the children and families that call Green Bay home - we will never forget you!

@Showtyme_33 | #AaronJones #NFL

[Green Bay Packers @packers]

No. 3 in franchise history in both rushing yards (5,940) & 100-yard rushing games (20) & No. 4 in rushing TDs (45).

Thank you, @Showtyme_33.

[International Kandizzle ✈️ @KingKandoro]

😅 https://t.co/JlCWJOABBO
#BFFGang

[International Kandizzle ✈️ @KingKandoro]

This is what old school gospel music videos looked like 😂

[Thomas Müller @esmuellert_]

Yes, he did it! Our matchwinner of the day: @HKane ⚽️⚽️
#fcbrbl @Bundesliga_DE #packmas #FCBayern

[King Jay🇿🇼 @KingJayZim]

The War Of Independence in the dying days of the Smith Regime from 1978 through to the short-lived Zimbabwe-Rhodesia government led by Bishop Abel Muzorewa.

Sit back ,grab some nzungu and a drink and watch this historical video.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Bob Marley’s eldest son, @ziggymarley talks about the impact of his father’s visit to Zimbabwe on him, saying that it is his favorite memory about his legendary father.

@bobmarley was the headline music act at Zimbabwe’s independence celebrations in 1980.

He spent over £200,000 of his personal money flying a jumbo jet full of music equipment to Zimbabwe from Gatwick airport for his show which remains the most memorable music show in Zimbabwe’s history.

Sadly the ZANUPF Government has never honoured Bob Marley with anything to recognise his contribution in internationalising the struggle for Zimbabwe’s independence after he released the classic hit, Zimbabwe, on his his eleventh studio album, Survival, in 1979.

Bob Marley was the first “Third World” music superstar and his album Exodus was declared Album of the century by @TIME magazine.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Jah Signal has publicly apologised to the Charambas for sampling their music without their permission after they got two of his songs taken down from YouTube for copyright infringement.

After making mistakes, what matters is what you do with the knowledge that you have made a mistake, all human beings make mistakes, but the refusal to accept and acknowledge the mistake is the tragic weakness that bedevils many.

I think Jah Signal’s public apology should teach young people that acknowledging your mistake is a powerful thing to do instead of digging in.

We live in a society where very few people have the courage and aptitude to understand that apologising is a very powerful thing when they have made mistakes.

In that regards, Jah Signal's public apology sets a positive example for young people by demonstrating accountability, humility and genuine remorse.

Acknowledging your mistakes and taking full responsibility for them is a powerful act that will helps you in personal growth, repairing relationships after the mistakes are made, and building trust again.

Jah Signal’s public apology has promoted a culture where admitting errors is seen as a sign of strength rather than weakness, a much needed moment in a country where being apologetic is often seen as a sign of weakness and is also ridiculed.

The Charambas said that they are not going to sue him and that they don’t want any money from the royalties he earned from both songs.

[David Coltart @DavidColtart]

Remarkable young man who knew his Constitutional rights which was appreciated by his fellow students.

[Malone Camara. @Eng_Malo]

Imi tukugara muZimbabwe 1 here….because just woow😩😩😩😩

[Trevor Ncube @TrevorNcube]

Yesterday, l sat down with Job Wiwa Sikhala for an explosive and insightful @ConvoWithTrevor . Job spent 595 days in pre-trial detention and received a 2 year suspended sentence for inciting public violence. He opens up on challenges facing the opposition and shares his vision for the future of Zimbabwe. Subscribe to 👉🏿https://t.co/6mPxTeaw66 for this MUST watch episode.

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🟣What is going on here @PoliceZimbabwe? Why would it ever be necessary to unleash armed riot police and police dogs on minor schoolchildren?