Ishow Speed's Africa tour should have never included Arab countries, those guys don't really like black folks
Just look at how boring the stream in Egypt was and then how he was attacked in Algeria, with bottles thrown at him
They see themselves as mini Europeans, just look at how they've been behaving at the Afcon tournament towards black folks
Today, the Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, Hon. Prof. Mthuli Ncube, officially launched the Kwangu-Ngakwami Presidential Title Deeds Programme in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo. This milestone formalises settlements and secures legal property ownership for residents.
A total of 15,000 households in Cowdray Park will benefit, moving towards full, legally recognised and bankable home ownership. The programme ensures security of tenure, protects residents from land baron exploitation, and allows families to build a secure, inheritable legacy.
This programme converts informal occupation into formal, securitised title, enabling residents to access home improvement loans, participate in the housing finance system, and strengthen community development. It is a key driver toward a dignified, stable urban settlement landscape.
Infrastructure upgrades including roads, water and sewer systems will begin January 2026 through Public-Private Partnerships with CBZ Holdings, NSSA and Pension Funds. These partnerships ensure sustainable development and delivery of essential services.
As Zimbabwe moves towards Vision 2030, Government reaffirms that no community and no family will be left behind. Today’s rollout restores dignity, promotes economic inclusion, and strengthens the foundation for a prosperous and inclusive Zimbabwe.
#BuildingZimbabwe #LeavingNoOneBehind #HousingForAll #Vision2030
@hatiperi_wacho The world spends 10x billions yearly learning English. China, India, and South Korea lead, viewing English as key to global trade, education, and tech access. For many nations, fluency isn’t luxury, it’s economic survival and a passport to opportunity. 🇿🇼 must speak more of it.