$500 million was looted from government coffers in the past 6 months. Ministry of Finance is now trying to spin this. This is the money that is being looted by Zvigananda. They cannot account for it. To put things into context, Min of Health used $1.5 billion. Which means 177 zviganandas used same amount for unknown business as 16 million people used for health
This is the Byo-Vic Falls Road. Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is building a new stadium in Vic Falls to host the 2027 @IntCricketC ICC Cricket World Cup. My plea to GoZ & Hon @MhonaFelix is to prioritise this road to allow regional travellers & locals to access the venue & enjoy the best Zim has to offer… great work with some roads sir, but this one needs urgent attention. Now!
@ZtaUpdates@BarbaraRwodzi@ZimCricketv
🔸This is an embarrassment that must be condemned by all. Junior Parliament should be a platform where intelligent, promising students are heard on matters of policy and the welfare of the young as well as building leadership capacity. Instead, they’re reducing it to a cesspit of begging tenderpreneurs for trinkets and giving voice to @ZANUPF_Official propaganda. This unfolding tragedy must be stopped in its tracks. What a mess.
We need new leaders🇿🇼
🔸Today is a dark, dark day for our nation. A black cloud hangs over us. Our democracy has been in a coma for years but today, it breathes its last. Mourn we must. Tragedy, thy name is Zimbabwe.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
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Just tested 1Gbps in Alex. That’s right, folks: for R5, you get 24 hours of unlimited, uncapped, unshaped internet at 1000 Mbps
🔸Dear Mbinga dzemuHarare,
Hatisikuzobuda muroad for your illegal motorcades. We will not tolerate rudeness from tumamonya twenyu. Learn to respect the rules of the road and other motorists. You are not above the law. Makajaidzwa stereki.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
Parliamentary voting on the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3), which seeks, among other things, to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term of office, has concluded.
Zimbabwe’s National Assembly has voted 216-42 in favour of the bill. While ZANUPF did not, on its own, possess the two-thirds majority required to pass a constitutional amendment, the support of 35 captured opposition MPs enabled the ruling party to secure the necessary threshold.
The bill now proceeds to the Senate, where ZANUPF also does not independently command the required numbers. However, there are expectations that support from opposition senators aligned with the ruling party could once again provide the numbers needed for its passage.
If approved by the Senate, the bill will move a step closer to becoming law, marking one of the most consequential constitutional changes in Zimbabwe’s recent history.