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[@Roses @_RosesBloom]

You can send airtime from anywhere in the world via Ding application. Payment options include Credit or Debit card and Paypal. It takes 20seconds for the airtime to reflect on messages. Yes this includes Econet/NetOne/ Telecel airtime:
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@econet_support @shonapapi @econetzimbabwe Thank you for the information 🙏

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@econet_support @shonapapi @econetzimbabwe Thank you for the response. Where are the winners announced? Are we automatically added into the competition after the transactions are done? When will the weekly draws start or if they have started already?

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@mazowepapi Advice yako yauya too late shaaa😪 suffering from R50i NC eku Nexer. Right side earpod ine heartbeat😂 resetting doesnt help

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@BabesweHunters Truly guys tiudzeiwo information. 🙏

[Rutendo Matinyarare @matinyarare]

𝗥𝗜𝗦𝗞 𝗢𝗙 𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗟𝗘 𝗗𝗘𝗘𝗗𝗦 𝗝𝗨𝗟𝗬 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟳. 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧 𝟭

Unbeknown to most Zimbabweans, in July 2025, the government enacted Statutory Instrument 176 of 2025 or the Deeds Registrations Regulations. These regulations require every Zimbabwean to validate their current title deeds by end of July 2027 in order to obtain the new securitized title deed.

If you have not completed this process by end of July next year, you risk losing title to your property through disputes, government forfeiture, or outright theft by opportunists working within the system.

The process involves five phases:

1. Document Auditing and Retrieval: This process entails verifying all your papers with your lawyer to ensure you have everything. This includes examining your purchase agreement, receipts, transfer fees, tax clearance certificate, capital gains tax, and proof of payments.

2. Rates and Council Clearances:
Next will be verification that you are fully paid up on your municipal rates and taxes in order to obtain a clearance certificate. From there, you will also need clearance from ZESA. If any monies are outstanding, you will need to settle them before receiving your clearance.

3. ZIMRA Clearance:
ZIMRA will assess whether you are fully paid up on your property taxes and capital gains tax. This process will also check whether you paid fair value for your property to determine if adequate capital gains tax and transfer fees were paid.

If your property is deemed to have been undervalued when you purchased, it will be re-evaluated and you will be liable to pay the shortfall in taxes, transfer fees, and penalties before receiving tax clearance.

4Lodgement:
Once you have your municipal, ZESA, and ZIMRA clearances, alongside your title deeds and the other documents verified in the first process, it becomes mandatory to engage a conveyancer to take you through the remaining steps.

Here, you and the lawyer must go together to sign DR forms and submit your ID, biometrics, company registration papers, or trust documents if the property belongs to either of the two.

To avoid becoming a victim of fraud, try not to give lawyers power of attorney to handle such sensitive matters because properties are often lost during these processes.

5. Surrendering Documents:
The final step is submitting all the documents collected above: title deeds; receipts; capital gains records; municipality, ZESA, ZIMRA clearances and DR forms.

If you have lost your title deeds, you will need certified copies and must undertake a notarial process where you place an advert in the newspaper notifying the public for 30 days that the property is yours, allowing anyone wishing to challenge ownership to do so.

This title deed validation process has been promoted as a way to secure title deeds through digitisation. While securing title deeds may indeed be beneficial, it is also undoubtedly a money making opportunity for municipalities, ZESA, ZIMRA, conveyancers, and Kuda Tagwirei’s Dokma, which will digitise the title and offer securitized deed.

Now here is the threat. If this process is handled in bad-faith and profiteering intent, as has happened with mining rights and as they are attempting to do with CAB3, many people are going to lose properties because:

(i) Where there are multiple people claiming title, a vetting process will be required. As seen in mining fraud cases, people within the current Deeds Office can then collude with wealthy individuals to create duplicate title deeds. Property can then be lost during verification or court processes where members of the Deeds Office and judiciary work with cartels to seize properties, as is happening in mining.

(ii) Where title deeds are lost or not verified by July 2027, government could potentially take over such properties and sell them to cartels.

The fact that private entities such as lawyers and cartel owned Dokuma are involved means there is room for the usual fraud and corruption.

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@tashboy01 It took me 6 solid years shaa... all l can say is life haina formula. I wish you the best. I only shared my experience so that u don't get discouraged, it has nt been that long

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@fxxmug People in the ICT industry vapinda machena 🙌

[Lord._vines @LordVines]

@_RosesBloom @zuberikaine @CrimeWatchZW 1. They're accomplices
2. They know Hazel skipped the country
3. They know they've never delivered even 1 vehicle
Haungatadze kuziva zvikuitika pacompany yamoshanda muri 6🤦🏽

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@Beatonm5 Childhood trauma chaiyo 😂

[Ngoni Alex Robbins @NgonieSanaz]

Dear kid
If you have been seating at home waiting to go to University in August to do an Accounting or Finance degree, drop it and go for a professional qualification immediately. You have already wasted 5 months this year, don’t go and waste another 4 years.

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@Torobito_ @CrimeWatchZW It makes sense if there is evidence that they knew and were informed by the police that the boss is a wanted criminal. Then it is fair to charge Aiding and Abetting or Accessory after the fact.
Truly thank you @JayDi1984 and @Torobito_ for the intel and detailed explanations

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@JayDi1984 @CrimeWatchZW If there is evidence that they knew and were informed by the police. Then it is fair to charge Aiding and Abetting or Accessory after the fact.

[Zimviral 𝕏 @ZimViral]

Tapindwa hard as Zimbabwe apa 😂

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@zuberikaine @CrimeWatchZW Exactly what we need to know. How are junior staff liable when they have no decision making powers? They were literally just going to work and probably getting paid ma 250-300.
Why are they now getting arrested when they are only witnesses to the money coming in?

[Zuberi Kaine @zuberikaine]

@CrimeWatchZW Limited liability exists precisely so that liability stays with the company and its directors, not junior staff with no decision-making authority.
Hezel Mafu designed this scheme, took the money and is now nowhere to be found; while a 19-year-old sits in court. That's not justice

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@KingHasichinhu @CrimeWatchZW What evidence is there kuti they had knowledge the boss was a wanted criminal? How long had they been working for the company?
If this case arrests them it means ¼ the small companies in H, employees are in trouble too. Especially the insurance ones too.

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@JayDi1984 @CrimeWatchZW But did they really know though that the boss was on the run? Did the police come on the premises and inform them? Or it was a private matter that they only assumed boss is not coming to work, as an employee most only do their job and not ask the boss's working hours.