Nutty O has been honoured as Ditto Music Africa’s Artist of the Year, celebrating an impressive 100 million streams across streaming platforms and 500 million views on social media platforms. A major milestone for the Zimbabwean star as he continues to carry his sound from Zimbabwe to Africa and the world. Congratulations, Nutty O!
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Pandakabuda ndi jah jah
Ndakabuda ne prayer
Ndakabuda pakaipa
Pandaisa deserver,ndakabuda ne mercy Mercy
Take the prayer it’s all yours ,remember your journey 👇 OUT NOW
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Iam here to tell you :
Its okay to be the misfit .Dont be common,
Embrace your uniqueness and every chance you get make them feel your difference .
Sophomore album is all yours 28 aug ,presave link 👇
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My root is my foundation. I am not like everybody and i don't want to be.
28 August DIFFERENT ROOT ALBUM drops. Presave NOW. Link below
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#Differentroot#Newalbum
# PRESAVE NOW
In Asia, especially Thailand, Sri Lanka, and parts of India, elephants often swallow plastic bags and garbage from dumps until one collapses in a mud pit with its belly severely swollen from the deadly obstruction, and rescuers help it stand tall again. 🐘
🔴@CBZHoldings has secured a strategic settlement agreement with the @ReserveBankZIM to clear US$74,84 million in legacy and nostro gap liabilities at a US$1:ZiG1 rate, shielding its capital position amid an expansion strategy.
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This guy faked being a pilot, doctor, and lawyer before he turned 21 and made millions before the FBI hired him.
Frank Abagnale grew up broke and angry after watching his parents marriage fall apart
At 16 he ran away from home with nothing but charm and a dangerous amount of confidence
He figured out early that people don’t question a uniform
So he called Pan Am, told them he was a pilot who lost his badge, and they just… mailed him one
For two years he flew free around the world, sitting in cockpits, getting hotel rooms paid for, eating for free.
He never actually flew a plane once
Then he got bored and became a doctor in Georgia
Then a lawyer in Louisiana
Then a professor
Every single role based on nothing but eye contact and a straight face
He cashed fake checks in 26 countries for years before anyone connected the dots
When they finally caught him he was 21 years old and facing prison time across multiple continents
But here’s the part nobody talks about
He wasn’t just a criminal, He was the most naturally gifted social engineer anyone had ever seen.
The FBI knew it too
So instead of burying him they handed him a job
He spent the next 35 years teaching the government every trick he used against the
The kid who ran away at 16 with nothing ended up in a boardroom consulting for the FBI
Trauma, survival instincts, and zero options will make a person find ways.
Lithium prices and shares surged after Zimbabwe, one of the world’s top producers, suspended concentrate exports, fueling fears that global supplies of the battery ingredient will tighten https://t.co/CvyEK4uJK2
We really should start giving parents their flowers while they’re still alive. See how Raila was all in smiles as her daughter told his story in his presence. Worth your minutes!
Zimbabwe has made its first compensation payment of US$3.1 million to white former commercial farmers under a 2020 agreement.
Under that deal, Zimbabwe will not compensate for land taken over under the land reform program, but only for ‘improvements’ on the farms.
1% of the compensation is paid in cash, while the remaining 99% is issued in USD-denominated Treasury bonds. These bonds carry a 2% annual coupon rate and has maturities of 2-10 years.
To date, 740 farms have been approved for compensation. This US$3.1 million payment will go to the first group of 378 farms, which have a total approved compensation value of US$311 million.
Separately, Zimbabwe is also compensating farmers whose land was protected under Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements (BIPPAs). In these cases, Zimbabwean law requires payment for both the land and any improvements.
Finance Minister @MthuliNcube01 hopes the compensation will convince foreign creditors to clear Zim’s arrears and open up long term funding from sources such as World Bank and the AfDB.