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[Nick Mangwana @nickmangwana]

Ambassador Victor Matemadanda passed away last night. This is a deeply saddening loss. Dr. Matemadanda served as Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to the Republic of Mozambique and the Kingdom of Eswatini. Sincere condolences go to His Excellency the President, whom he represented with dedication, and to his family, friends, colleagues, and the nation at large. MHDSRIP

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

The hit man is going to jail sadly he won’t say who sent him

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

@bla_bidza You're right but these articles get more readers when they have the names in the HLs. Ukatoti Cassava Technologies vanhu vacho havaverenge.

[Patrick Ndlovu @nd_pat55]

@CucsmanE Always on point @CucsmanE these hypocrites blaming Biti and everyone else yet we know who the Culprit is. Chamisa even tried to downplay opposition to 2030 ridiculously claiming that there is no constitution to defend. I even suspect he is an undercover ZanuPf operative.

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

@CucsmanE @MusekiwaThemba Ukaona @CucsmanE akudai panenge pabhaizika. This nigga used to love NC zvisingaite. I can't think of anyone who defended NC on everything more that this guy. Soon they'll start calling you Zanu. Funny thing is, you used to do that too, but I'm glad you now see...

[Cucsman @CucsmanE]

No you are wrong, the biggest architect of 2030 is Nelson Chamisa, he avoided having structures ku CCC achida kuita party yake oga nevanhu vake vaanoziva kuti havamupikise, he destroyed that party by sidelining other leaders, he is the one who created this disaster but today you want to ignore the role he played in creating Tshabangu and demonize everyone else, y'all are stupid hypocrites,

how does one person put his stupid agendas pamberi to the point of destroying the whole party, if they had structures as they say, why did he ran away from the party, why didn't he stood firm and denounce Tshabangu and also tell the nation who the actual Secretary General was, think wena domkop think,

the only thing that makes me to see these things is because i divorced myself from bootlicking mentality, i no longer worship Chamisa, i view him as any other politician and it give me a bigger room to see his blanders, sadly we still have people like you who are brainwashed

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

Who thought @CucsmanE would ever criticize @nelsonchamisa in this lifetime. Once upon a time, this guy was to NC what @JonesMusara is to ED. He defended everything. When you see such people turning like this, it can only mean 1 thing. Haaa Nero so ka. SMH.

[Cucsman @CucsmanE]

This is how I think Tshabangu was “born.”

After the split from the MDC Alliance, leaders like Nelson Chamisa, Tendai Biti, Job Sikhala, Welshman Ncube, and others came together to form the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC).

While many of them were acting in good faith, Chamisa, in my view, had a different agenda: to make everything revolve around himself centralizing control of the party, avoiding accountability, and taking charge of all financial inflows, including donations.

As time went on, other leaders began to feel sidelined. That frustration grew day by day. Eventually, they devised what they thought was a solution to counter what they saw as a power-hungry leadership. At that point, their expectations had shifted they were now focused more on accessing political party funding.

Knowing the party lacked a formal structure, they allegedly identified someone they believed they could control someone bold enough to declare himself Secretary-General, someone unashamed, and importantly, someone from Matabeleland to give regional justification.

And just like that Tshabangu was “born.”
But things didn’t go as planned.

ZANU-PF noticed the loophole, made contact with Tshabangu, and, as the story goes, backed him financially. The same CCC leaders who thought they were in control were left stunned they had lost everything

Chamisa, realizing the situation was slipping beyond recovery, stepped back. He resigned, went on a sabbatical, and began communicating in cryptic messages verses and riddles. With the unwavering support of his loyal followers, he managed to maintain the image of innocence.

Meanwhile, the frustrated CCC leaders became the public villains.

Figures like Hwende appear eager to tell their side of the story, but remain silent perhaps because doing so would expose their own involvement. Instead, they face constant criticism every time they speak.

In the end, ZANU-PF consolidates its position tightening its grip by influencing Tshabangu and gaining leverage over Members of Parliament.

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

Trump akaenda kuchkoro here? I really wonder what level of education this guy reached. 1st, his vocabulary is so shallow that you'd think English is not his first language. Then, the ignorance is astonishing. Funny, I used to be a fan of this guy. I guess I was stupid then, too.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Somalians are Africans. Yet in this video, American President Donald Trump labels them “stupid” and “low IQ”. That is not just an insult to one nation, it is an insult to an entire continent, to our dignity, our history, and our humanity.

You would never see Europeans applauding a foreign leader who calls them stupid or inferior. Imagine the global outrage if an African leader stood on a platform and declared that an entire European nation was “low IQ” and “stupid”.
There would be diplomatic backlash, wall to wall media condemnation, and calls for accountability. The same applies to Arabs and Asians, there is a line of dignity that is defended fiercely when it is crossed.

But when it comes to Africans, something deeply troubling happens. We have Africans who will defend, excuse, and even celebrate this man who openly demeans them. It is not normal, it is a crisis of self worth.

Because at some point, we must confront an uncomfortable truth. What does it say about us when we rally behind someone who insults our intelligence and our identity? What does it say when we defend him, and attack our own people on his behalf?

This is not about politics. It is about dignity and self worth of ourselves as Africans. It is about whether we see ourselves as equal human beings deserving of respect. Supporting someone who calls you “stupid” and “low IQ” is not loyalty, it is idiotic submission. It is internalised contempt for yourself.

And perhaps the most painful part is this, that in defending him, some end up reinforcing the very stereotype he projects. Not because it is true, but because choosing to support your own humiliation is the clearest abandonment of self respect.

Africans must decide who they are. A people who demand dignity, or a people who defend those who strip it away. You cannot defend a man who calls you stupid without proving his point.

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

This is wild 😂😂😂. It's either we're blind fools, or maybe it's just desperation. Coz Damn 😂���

[Alexander Gusha @ZEZURUROCKSTAR]

When people say Nelson Chamisa is stubborn, remember this moment. The country was thinking ballots… he was thinking background music. And the chosen anthem? Heal the World. Meanwhile Patson Dzamara (may his soul rest in peace) looked like a man wondering when the political meeting turned into a studio session. 😂 president vaida Micheal Jackson

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

Nobody sings this song like he did. Nobody.

[The Instigator @Am_Blujay]

Missing Child Alert 🚨

[Dalai Lawama 🦙 @Trackmann2]

“The UN exists only so that Toyota can sell the Landcruisers”

Jeremy Clarkson

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

@PipiWepanext 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Adémọ́lá. @OgbeniDemola]

Here’s Steven Biko, the father of Black consciousness, he was beaten to death by the racist government of apartheid South Africa in 1977.

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

@pacisgoat @elonmusk Ignorance at its worst. It's crazy!

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

@TheyHateReality @tabanimcgucci Iwewe anokunakidza ndiani? Tiratidzewo arinani wacho.

[Tsubvu @TsubvuZ]

@tabanimcgucci I have never watched Vharazipi. Asi uyu mpfana ndomuona. If I could afford it, I'd support nemari.

Hapatorinawo alternative support, mdara. Vana vanenge vasina kana mota dzacho. Mhamha vachikwira makombi. That's why vachitambira whatever they can get.

[Jerry .T. Chifamba @Taonga_24]

https://t.co/AFTIJkM93O

[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

Debunking white victimhood narrative in South Africa https://t.co/rDaDQtIHlh