@sthovechf@begottensun New people with better values can be moulded by leaders with better values. It is the responsibility of leaders to create a society with good morals. Leadership is everything as "everything begins and ends with Leadership".
@killerzivhu1 Hear me Zimbabweans, trust ZANU PF at your own risk, Chiwenga and Mnangagwa are just twins, plundering of resources continues nomatter who you choose between the 2
@Soxnyama@MacBelts@nelsonchamisa Chamisa, Madhuku, Biti you name them, they are a replica. They are all actors in this whole thing. Open your eyes more by analysing their behaviours. Zanu projects.
@PSpokepers42470 A very poor strategy. Why would you go to Britain at this moment, when the country needs a strong opposition?? You are deranged and unhinged
@nelsonchamisa I'm afraid it is too late. You should have done this before they passed CAB3. That was a perfect time for a round table to discuss on ways to stop it. That alone could have attracted thousands of people. Sorry to say, but we have lost hope in you sir.
In Zimbabwe, one of our significant challenges, alongside Zanu PF, is the presence of political opportunists who exploit the desperation of their gullible supporters, misled by artificial intelligence imagery of illusory progress. Many mistake charisma and eloquence for wisdom and integrity. It may take considerable time for people to recognize that you are a Zanu PF initiative, subtly constructed to pacify Zimbabweans while promising change that will never materialize.
@MbalulaFikile Who is the state. Are you not a representative of the State? Your statements lacks genuine empathy. Economics will show you some results soon.
Emmanuel Makandiwa’s mansion. If we make sure these resources are within the productive sector, creating jobs, then we don’t have to be angry at South Africans telling our people leave their country. Makandiwa has a vast business empire including gold mining but he amassed his wealth in a religious black economy in church services attended by government officials, politicians, bankers and people in positions of influence. He is only a sample of what is very wrong with Zimbabwe.
To many Zimbabweans, this reflects a system in which enormous wealth can accumulate outside sectors that generate broad-based employment and industrial growth.
He is not the problem in isolation; he is a symptom of a much deeper national failure. Zimbabwe has become an economy that too often rewards influence, patronage, speculation, and unproductive wealth accumulation instead of manufacturing, agriculture, innovation, and enterprise. Until that changes, the country will continue exporting its people while importing poverty.
@PSpokepers42470 Nonsense in as much as Zimbabweans are desperate for change, this must be exposed in the best possible way. Misleading masses giving empty promises. Millions voted for them & they dropped ball deliberately. Stop it!!!
@nickmangwana 'Chinhu ichi 'ichi here kurerutsa ka uku and kutauura kwavaMutasa kune kufinhura rather than being constructive and arikutiratidza kuti the bill was never for the people kkkk it's for those who are in power ummm interesting
@adv_fulcrum My worry is that people seem remorseful to those that destroyed the country and potential of future generations. People suffering cz of poor governance supported by pple like Matemadanda, threatening democracy whenever he opened his mouth. We need restistution.
@adv_fulcrum The family should never be comforted , they were clapping hands for him when he was pissing on us the powerless the same way Chris Mutsvangwa feels untouchable.Very arrogant and a motormouth.