@TembaMliswa Unopenga iwe ,isn't it Chiwenga who h
Gave Munangagwa the presidency
Sei wakutaura as if munangagwa akatoitorachiwenga favor Mmmmm munokanganwa Imi.chakakukosherai chete is money .handei tone
@nickmangwana@ndues_boy So you only do what other country do only if it benefits you. Isn't it most countries have diaspora vote as their presidents are voted by parliament. Morikumbunyikidza vanhu one day zvichakuwanai .
@Jamwanda2 Ndozvamuri izvozvo kungoti hamuzvioni henyu muri busy kugadzira firapo .That's not our Father Zimbabwe .I could have done a better job than that
Today, the 13th of April 2026, the Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) formally submitted its Statement of Inputs to Parliament on the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3 (2026). The ZCC, representing 32 member denominations with a reach of at least 3 million citizens, opposes the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3 (2026) because of the potential harm it causes to the nation and the legacy of our current President. The ZCC, acting as a Watchman (Ezekiel 3:17) a role that compels the Church to speak when it sees the nation walking toward harm and after prayerful reflection and stakeholder consultation: Our general recommendations are as follows
1.Withdraw or substantially revise the Bill: The amendments in their current form are constitutionally, morally, and democratically compromised.
2.Establish an Independent Constitution Amendment Commission: Amendments of this nature require a dedicated, independent commission mandated to undertake broad, meaningful consultations rooted in the will of the people, free from the conflict of interest that arises when the institutions advancing the Bill are its direct beneficiaries.
3.If the Bill proceeds in its current form, a national referendum is mandatory: The Bill fundamentally alters the 2013 Constitution and provides for term extensions benefiting current incumbents. This requires direct citizen consent - not parliamentary approval by those who benefit from it.
#ConversationsOfHope
Those who rigged Chamisa in 2018, engineered a sham “election” in 2023, enabled the recall of his MPs and gleefully crushed dissent have no right to tell him to fight much less dictating how to fight. I obviously want Chamisa to do more as do many other people, but the idea that these disgruntled ZANU PF operatives can tell him what to do is utterly distasteful and revolting, especially when it’s all built on lies. Chamisa is not your pawn — you will not use him. Period.
@nickmangwana@mdhara_Kuzz STILL as long you still ,that means there is a suppression but but you are differentiating it from the history of Smith.we don't want all that
🇿🇼Listen to Jessie Majome, the Chairperson of the @zhrc365, addressing inquiries regarding the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission's position on the public hearings for Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3. She shared that the commission observed violations of rights and reiterated that the Constitutional Amendments should align with local, regional, and international instruments. #DefendTheConstitution
Russian forces suffered 6,000 deaths in 4 days, but it hasn't slowed their offensive.
Ukrainian soldier: They keep coming. We haven't seen them running out of manpower. They move in groups of up to 3 men. Enter houses and try to advance. We eliminate them, and they come again.
“Boycotting elections in Zimbabwe doesn’t weaken ZANU-PF — it hands them power on a silver platter.
ZEC still runs the show, opposition vacates the field, loses seats, visibility & ground structures.
No participation = zero leverage, locally or internationally.
History (even Tsvangirai’s time) proves it: participation builds pressure. Boycotts breed irrelevance & surrender.
This is Zimbabwe not America!
WATCH | Zimbabwean Civic and Opposition Political leaders have withdrawn from public hearings into the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill. Constitutional lawyer Adv Fadzayi Mahere says the process is being rushed and that ZANU-PF is scared, as it does not want people to speak out.