Captain Vigour

Pan Africanist, Communication Strategist, Political Analyst

[Captain Vigour @captainvigour]

@DandaroOnline And Mamma Guti refused too!!

[Hon Minister Machakaire @HonMachakaire]

As the Minister responsible for Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, I have come across videos showing the demolition of houses, and it is truly heartbreaking to see families crying in the streets after working so hard to provide shelter for their loved ones.

I am concerned that the full social and human impact of these actions may not have been adequately considered. Decisions of this nature have far-reaching consequences and can easily overshadow the tremendous work being done by our Government under the leadership of His Excellency, President Dr. Emmerson D. Mnangagwa. As leaders, we must always be mindful that our actions reflect on the broader vision and reputation of our leadership.

This is a sensitive matter, and at this stage, I am not fully informed of all the facts surrounding these demolitions. I will therefore engage the relevant authorities to better understand the circumstances involved and the processes that were followed.

I have also noted with concern the growing activities of land barons who illegally sell land and settle unsuspecting citizens on unapproved developments. These criminal elements are causing immense suffering to families and contributing to situations such as the one we are witnessing today. They must be identified, arrested, and brought to justice to protect innocent citizens from losing their hard-earned investments.

Regardless of political affiliation, the suffering of our people should concern us all. While the law must be respected and upheld, it must also be applied proactively and humanely. If developments are unlawful, intervention should take place before families invest their life savings and establish homes, not after they have settled and built their lives.

It is painful to witness such scenes. Our duty as leaders is to protect our citizens, uphold the law with fairness and compassion, and safeguard the good reputation of the leadership and Government we serve. Let us always put the welfare and dignity of our people at the centre of our decisions.

[Captain Vigour @captainvigour]

@killerzivhu1 Killer Killer

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@DandaroOnline Rakazvirova rikazhamba

[Joy @Jakujajesusjoy]

How to respect your husband

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[Mdara Gee @mudharagee]

Something for everyone to listen to and allow nature to run and control things. Please do not over do it do not drink water unnecessarily

[Ally Dusabimana @allymadima]

Education will never teach this 🥰

[MemoMakanika🇿🇼🔨🔩🔧 @MemoMakanika]

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[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

Members of ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries International today took the gospel to the streets of Marondera, sharing their message through music, dance, and evangelism.
📹: Charles Muchakagara

[Captain Vigour @captainvigour]

@Shadaya_Knight I see a good parliamentarian in you. Why can't you consider joining politics?

[Rufaz--Jerera❤King❤ @Mavhure]

Zimbabwe best song 🎵 of the moment 🇿🇼🇿🇼👌#2026

[Prof. Paul Mavima @ProfPMavima]

Yesterday in Dzivarasekwa, I stood in as Acting Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, reaffirming Government’s commitment to the welfare and empowerment of Zimbabwean workers in line with Vision 2030.

Key highlights from Workers’ Day:

Reaffirmed commitment to creating sustainable employment opportunities across key sectors of the economy.
Emphasized the importance of decent work, fair wages, safe working conditions, social protection, and workers’ rights.
Highlighted priority sectors including manufacturing, mining value addition, agriculture, and the digital economy as drivers of job creation.
Underscored the need for unity and collective effort in advancing national development.
Recognized and honoured the contribution of workers as the backbone of Zimbabwe’s economic growth.

[MDN NEWS @MDNnewss]

Julius Malema 🗣

“I will never hate Africans for votes,” and emphasizes dignity and humanity by insisting, “I will never deny an African child education or a pregnant woman healthcare in South Africa.”

[MemoMakanika🇿🇼🔨🔩🔧 @MemoMakanika]

#Tbt 2013
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[Captain Vigour @captainvigour]

@matinyarare Good. What about applying for new work permits?

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@nkazy_shanty Chegutu

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@CrimeWatchZim Hanzi zaoga chii? @CrimeWatchZim

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@DandaroOnline Yeah andisati ndashanda

[Captain Vigour @captainvigour]

@bla_bidza Well said. I think if I was the president myself I would prefer to surround myself with engineers and engineers and engineers and engineers and first order engineers to surrounding myself with those Lawyers and CA and Economics professors who never built any real business empire

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@Jamwanda2 Masuwa RG here Mhofela?
Nguva wena