Today, we go to Parliament to debate CAB3.
Some will debate with money in their socks. Others will rise with the people in their hearts and the future in their hands.
As for me, I know where I stand.
I stand with the citizens.
I stand with democracy.
I stand against 2030.
I am ready to speak. I am ready to fight. I am ready to represent you well.
#NoTo2030.
On CAB 3
I am a representative of the people of Kadoma. I was elected to represent them, not to surrender their sovereignty.
In our community conversations, - at after church meetings, during interactions at funerals and weddings, in engagements with parents at school functions, In the streets, and even at our local gym - the message from the citizens is clear:
“Mwanangu, panyaya yeBumbiro, tambai nezvimwe; chitupa hachiwachigwi!”
For these reasons and many other, and in fidelity to the people of Kadoma and the Constitution of Zimbabwe, I CANNOT support this Bill.
Saka nhasi kutogwa naro chaizvo…
Take a look at these two pictures. On top is a War Veteran. An old man who is probably disabled from fighting for liberation. He gets a bicycle from the President.
At the bottom is a comedian who is gifted a brand-new Ford Raptor worth $120,000.
Behold a shameless President!!
📹 “We’re walking dead,” says this nurse. “Pay day brings headaches… It’s our last option doing demonstrations because we want to be at work treating our fellow citizens and relatives.”
Hi Crime Watch. I am a married father of three living with a visual impairment, and my wife has a physical disability. We survive through vending and struggle to make ends meet.
In August 2022, we were featured on a TV programme about people living with disabilities on ZBC TV. In December 2022, Baker’s Inn approached us and said they wanted to help us. They promised us a container shop and a chance to distribute their bread so we could earn a living. The container was delivered in December 2022, and we were told we would earn a commission of 5 cents per loaf. In April 2023, they also gave us a scooter to help with deliveries.
However, we were expected to cover all the costs ourselves, including fuel, paying a driver, and securing the container, using only this small commission. We even had to pay a driver about US$300 while working towards daily targets.
Despite working hard, the money we received did not match our sales. For example, in December 2023, after selling 17,060 loaves in about 18 days, we were paid only US$24.30 instead of about US$853 based on the agreed commission.
Around December 2023, the company also started charging us US$115 per month for the container, even though it had been presented as support. Soon after, we were told that our account had a debt of over US$9,000. We were not clearly shown how this debt came about.
In early 2024, we requested account statements and noticed errors, including duplicate charges and an unexplained opening balance of US$2,858.92. After disputing this, the amount was reduced to about US$5,568.46, but there were still figures we could not verify. The amount we could not account for was around US$2,400.
Despite raising these concerns, Baker’s Inn stopped engaging with us and placed our account on hold, preventing us from continuing with the business.
In 2026, after about three years, the company came and took back the container without any clear explanation. All the items that had been presented as help were taken back, and no legal ownership had ever been given to us.
Because of this situation, we lost our source of income. We used our own resources trying to grow the business, and now we are left with nothing. Our family is struggling, and our child is no longer able to attend school.
We feel that we were used for publicity rather than genuinely helped. We were given hope in December 2022, but by 2026, we were left worse off than before. We are asking for help and for Baker’s Inn to respond and explain what happened.
@BakersInnZW
🟥Watch former @zhrc365 chairperson, Jessie Majome, packing to leave the office after she was reassigned to the Public Service Commission. This reassignment follows the Commission's honest analysis of the Constitutional Amendment Bill No.3. Her reassignment occurred two days after she shared the Commission's position on CAB3.
🇿🇼History will remember her as a good leader.
In what lawyers have called scandalous, the corrupt outfit called Hebrew Investment Group (HIG) signed a deal to steal the People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) with Attorney General Virginia Mabiza, who has been President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s longtime aide.
The Articles of Incorporation document was signed following directives from President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
HIG has no track record in business like all corrupt vehicles used by Mnangagwa’s criminal cartels.
A thorough check showed that the person who signed the Articles of Incorporation document for HIG, a bogus “Professor” Emile Ekue, is the chairman of an organisation called the National Association of Hebrews.
They played around with the name and came up with Hebrew Investment Group.
This scandal to steal the bank was first exposed on a television programme hosted by Zimbabwean journalist and now political prisoner Blessed Mhlanga, when political activist and whistleblower Jealousy Mawarire produced the documents during an interview.
Immediately after the broadcast, President Mnangagwa’s spokesman, George Charamba, warned Zimbabweans that Blessed was going to be in trouble due to the interview and exposures.
A few days later, Mhlanga was arrested!
Mhlanga who has been in prison for 14 days today has committed not crime.
He was charged with two counts of transmitting data messages inciting violence or damage to property under Section 136 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act using a different broadcast by war veterans as cover to arrest him.
The real reason he is behind bars is the exposure of this deal on his television show by Jealousy Mawarire who is out of the country and has been banned from appearing on all state controlled media outlets!
#FreeBlessedMhlanga