Don Sollozzo

We're not the masters of our own fate!

I'm obsessed with the movie The Godfather.

A Zimbabwean ma

[WrestlingWorldCC @WrestlingWCC]

Tiffany Stratton was at NXT this week to support Shido Ash ♥️

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

400 years of evolution in one frame...

[Siméon @LeonReidid]

L'orgueil

"Le diable sait bien que c'est l'orgueil qui l'a précipité du ciel en enfer ; aussi se sert-il de l'orgueil pour attaquer ceux qui parviennent à un degré imminent de sainteté."

Saint Antoine le Grand (†356)

[FullTime Report @FullTimeX_]

🚨🗣️ Sir Alex Ferguson almost came out of retirement to coach Manchester united again:

"When I retired, I was happy but when I saw things going bad after three to four years of my retirement, I wanted coming out of retirement to coach Manchester united again but, my family and doctor said it's a bad idea so I forgot about it and continue to enjoy my retirement"

[The Athletic | Football @TheAthleticFC]

Manchester United fans will welcome back the historic Stretford End ‘ticker’ for Saturday’s home game against Tottenham Hotspur.

The flag first appeared hanging from the newly built upper tier of the Stretford End in 2000 with ‘24 YEARS’ — marking when rivals Manchester City had last won a trophy, their 1976 League Cup triumph — but was taken down after City won the FA Cup in 2011, by which time it had risen to ‘35 YEARS’.

📝 @AndyMitten

🔗 https://t.co/Vh97WdQhw4

[Trad West @trad_west_]

Likewise Spain plans to build a 120-foot Statue of Jesus Christ. Making it taller than Brazil’s Christ the Redeemer.

The estimated completion date is June 2030. The monument is intended as a pilgrimage destination and public symbol of faith 🇪🇸✝️

[𝘾𝙈 @charlesmore25]

In 1989, Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman delivered unforgettable performances in a film that made history.
Today, at 71 and 89, they remain two of Hollywood’s most iconic names.

[Complex @Complex]

Absolute masterpiece

Swiss artist @vierwind_ painted an abandoned plane in Armenia & turned it into a massive mural of Jesus Christ.

[📷: via/ @mattia__coda ]

[Man���s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

Please teach your sons that they don't have to tolerate bad treatment from a poorly raised girl to prove they're good men.

[vera @veramachuka]

African rock python takes on an antelope 😳 nature is wild

[Mai Muchaneta @DuchessTalitha]

Kwahi kudiniko naChatu

[Commentey Barron Trump 🇺🇸 @realbarron212]

Never stop talking about the Epstein files.

[President Anti Munhumutapa Kingdom . @noto2030]

SCOT KILLED BISHOP MASAYA — NOW HE WEEPS FAKE TEARS 💀
He ordered the murder — then stands there pretending to mourn his partner in crime.
These crocodile tears fool NO ONE. The blood is on his hands. Justice is coming. ⚠️

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Kune vachiine confusion yekuti US$5 million yekuGwanda Solar Project yakabhadharwa mehurumende ichishandisa mari dzedu yakafambasei, zvinzwirei mega kubva kune vanga varipo.🙌🏽

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[Musa Tanyoko @MusaTanyoko58]

These shots were fired to VP Chiwenga . Can someone tell Tino to take it easy ,the way he is becoming loud mouthed is disgusting. We witnessed many like him but their end was painful . You can not force anyone to come to a funeral of someone whom he/she was not in good books with

[Adamski Jahman @jahman_adamski]

The Cost of Playing God: How the Global Arms Game Finally Caught Up to Wicknell Chivayo

In the high-stakes underworld of transnational arms trafficking, there is a brutal, unspoken rule: you can be rich, you can be powerful, but you can never be loud. For years, Chivayo flew directly in the face of that rule, flaunting a lavish lifestyle funded by heavily inflated state contracts while operating as a key financial proxy for the region’s ruling elite. But the music stopped on the evening of Wednesday, 30 September 2026, when his private helicopter slammed into a field in Marondera, burning so intensely that it required DNA tests to identify his remains. While the state media is quick to blame a sudden cloud bank and pilot disorientation, anyone tracking the geopolitical explosion across Southern Africa knows exactly what cut his life short. Chivayo was playing a deadly game of dealing in arms, and he became a massive liability the moment the tracking lights turned on.

The house of cards began to collapse not in Harare, but across the border. South Africa’s financial investigators—the hawks of the Financial Intelligence Centre—had begun quietly pulling at the threads of Chivayo’s sprawling financial empire. They mapped an illicit pipeline where hundreds of millions, initially paid out by the Zimbabwean government for dummy state tenders, were being siphoned out of local banks and redirected into deep offshore networks. This wasn't just corporate greed; it was the financial fuel needed to bankroll an active, illegal weapons supply chain feeding the brutal civil war in Sudan. Chivayo had even begun buying his way directly into the Malawian political elite, sparking a political firestorm in Blantyre by using his tender-fueled wealth to drop an eye-watering K1.7 billion ($1 million) donation into a high-profile charitable trust, buying access that seamlessly smoothed his regional movements.

But the sheer gravity of the operation attracted too much weight. Western intelligence watchdogs caught wind of a highly sophisticated air bridge operating right out of Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe. Heavy military equipment and missiles were arriving under the false pretense of belonging to the Malawi Defence Force, only to be rapidly processed and re-routed to paramilitary forces in Sudan. Chivayo’s fatal error was recording leaked audios boasting about his untouchable political proximity, effectively making himself the loudest target in the region. With international intelligence agencies tightening the net, Chivayo went from being a highly valuable proxy to an immediate existential threat to the powerful cartels pulling the strings. In these deep-cover networks, a compromised money man is a time bomb waiting to flip and cut a deal to save himself.

The tragic crash in Marondera severed that link with absolute, chilling precision. Proving that the timing was far from a simple coincidence, the hammer fell almost instantly. Less than 24 hours after the helicopter plummeted from the sky, Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau moved in on Thursday morning, 1 October 2026, to arrest the former army chief, General Paul Valentino Phiri, for dealing in terrorist property. The syndicate had closed the loop just in time. By taking Chivayo off the board on Wednesday night, they ensured that when General Phiri stands trial next month, the loud, deep-pocketed proxy who tied Harare's state tenders to the weapons pipelines in Sudan wouldn't be alive to name the true architects behind the shadow war.

Not to mention while the formal criminal indictment only focuses on the specific intercepted window of June and July 2025, the timeline suggests a highly calculated corporate and military runway that was put into motion two full years prior to the final bust.

[Saganism @Saganismm]

“The only man who is educated is the man who has learned how to learn.”

— Carl Rogers

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

JZ 🇳🇱

[InnoeMachizy🇿🇼🇿🇦🇺🇸 @InnoeMachizy]

OMG 😭🙌🤲Apostle Chiwenga has revealed that they will be excruciating pain 😢 💔😭 for Makandiwa in the following days , could be a death of a loved one close to him 🙌