Chief Zimuto

Unabashedly Zimbabwean!

[Chief Zimuto @chirashae]

@farman4x 100

[Basil Kamombe @basil_kamombe95]

@nickmangwana #FreeJobSikhala

[David Coltart @DavidColtart]

#Zimbabwe is plumbing new depths of political lunacy.

[MaZwangendaba @mamakaCleo]

Mbuso Siso your political career is finished. Even if there is a new party you are not going to be anywhere near it. You are selfish. You are a tribalist. You are finished.

[Chief Zimuto @chirashae]

@TendayiZinyama @JMafume ok ok @TendayiZinyama whats your take on this though?

[Brian T. Rupiya🇿🇼 @BrianRupiya]

When Dhagi grabbed MDC A, with Zanu assistance,he said he was preserving Tsvangirai's legacy&bringing constitutionalism

He later did RATIONAL DISPUTATION after rigging internal congress

Nero never interfered with him till he achieved;
0 MPs
0 senators
0 clrs

Now u want unity?

[Chief Zimuto @chirashae]

While this developmental trajectory is applaudable concomitant profligacy and rank corruption by ZANU PF elites must be roundly condemned. These and other vices negate whatever points our erstwhile revolutionary party @zanupf_patriots would've scored against the opposition...

[Mulakazuva4ED @MulakazuvaL]

Whilst the opposition @CCCZimbabwe is PLOTTIING to remove ZANU PF, the ruling party @zanupf_patriots is biz PLANNING #InfrastructureDevelopment.
This is ZBC interchange on the cards @Zim_Vision2030
#NyikaInovakwaNeveneVayo

[Davis Laque @Laque_davis]

Doreen Vhundhla Phulu, the wife of Kucaca Phulu [dressed in a white shirt on the picture below], himself a controversial lawyer to the infamous Sengezo Tshabangu doing ZanuPF's bidding against CCC, caught once again in a case of multiple criminal activities under their law firm.

[Chief Zimuto @chirashae]

Let love lead.💙💙💙

[Mining Zimbabwe @Mining_Zimbabwe]

Empowering mining teams and enriching communities: Kumbirai Chipadza’s story...

@kuchera @kumbiraichipaz @Kuvimba_Mining @MinistryMines @ZimGvt_NDS1

https://t.co/XCapFBf0vm

[Siphosami Malunga @SiphoMalunga]

The struggle for freedom can not be outsourced. Stop looking for a messiah.

https://t.co/7MSt2awHDx

[Uncle Tony @antomukuwa]

How he bought his first taxi,

-This guy has a fleet of 7 taxis cashing him around $900 per week,

-I use his taxi when there is need for a taxi and he is so simple and one day l was going with him to Avondale from town.

-When we were crossing Tongogara while along Takawira,this guy selling tissues said to him hie Tafadzwa.

-Then l said to him this person seems very happy to be greeting,you know each other very well right ?

-He was like mudhara,l have never told you how l started this taxi business before Covid hit,l used to be a vendor like him here.

-By the way l did a degree in psychology at UZ,things were bad at home and l realized that we were buying a case of these tissues at $8 and we would sell them at $10.

-That will be an average of $10 a day and some days will have like $20 to $30 because we were just the two of us and sometimes some people will just like give you $20 give them one pack and they say keep change.

-6 months before Covid l realized that if l buy more packs of these tissues l get a discount that an average of one pack will be $7 per pack.

-Then l hired 3 boys and placed each one of them at different junctions,one was by the Gunhil and Churchill robot,the other one by second and Tongogara,

-So these l was now giving them at $9 and that meant l was getting $2 from each pack one of them sells,

-I started making good money such that l remember l would get an average of $40 a day,l managed to save money.

-One friend was going to the UK and he sold me his Honda fit for $2300.Then l took the honda fit to do avondale town,2 weeks in that business,he was hired by an Indian old lady,

-He said l had no license so l was driving very carefully and this lady thought l was such a good driver and she said how much do you make a month,so l said l just started but l should make around $500 per month,she said l will hire you and you can keep doing your work but each time we need you be here,

-So he took time and got his license,he was now getting a $500 salary from the Indian family and he will get fuel coupons as well to cover his fuel and we got into Covid times,that family kept paying him every month and he said the coupons will give him fuel for his other rounds.

-He bought his second car and he allocated it to the other friend of this Indian family in almost similar terms.

-From This story l failed to learn much from it because it seems as if his life is just a series of coincidental success,

-like from selling tissues to having a friend leave him a very cheap first car,to him driving an Indian lady who then gives him a great offer

-and when he could not be on the street selling tissues he got a good Covid gig!

-One thing for sure his story is true so my question to you what can you learn from it ?

-My lesson is do not be embarrassed to get dirty,he said the most difficult part was to work corner Tongogara and Takawira bcz almost all UZ classmates saw me daily going to different organizations.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

For five years I have been talking about how 2500 pregnant Zimbabwean women die every year giving birth, but nothing has been done about it.

Zimbabwe’s biggest hospital has only ONE maternity theatre which was built in 1977 by the Ian Smith colonial government.
The colonial government built two maternity theater, but only one is working.

At one point there was no longer anything working until @StanbicBankZW intervened and refurbished the one that is now working.

It costs only US$37,000 to build a functional maternity theatre in Zimbabwe, put differently, one Landcruiser will build 10 maternity theatres.

The Zimbabwean government has thousands of these cars, but no maternity theatres for giving birth to kids.
Many times both mother and child die.

Giving birth in Zimbabwe for ordinary citizens is now so dangerous such that 75% of women who give birth at South Africa’s Musina Hospital are Zimbabwean according to the South African Government.

The impact on women's lives and the broader community due to inadequate maternity care is huge and detrimental.
Giving birth shouldn’t be so dangerous!

The benefits for investing in maternal healthcare such as healthier mothers and babies, reduced strain on foreign healthcare systems and improved overall well-being for the nation can’t be over emphasised.

The scarcity of functioning maternity theatres and the high maternal mortality rates would shock any sane government, but not the regime in Harare.

The connection of this tragedy to the unavailability of resources through corruption and plunder is self evident.

The human impact and the long-term benefits of investing in maternal healthcare for the well-being of both mothers and the nation as a whole doesn’t need any motivation.

Say a prayer for all Zimbabwean women who are pregnant right now, they face the dame dilemma that a soldier faces when going to war, they might make it, they might not!

[Nehemiah Madziva @MadzivaNehemiah]

Hanzi it's a,crime for a citizen to do politics in Zimbabwe because it's Winky D kkkkk!!Humwe hunhu so ka !!Vamwe vakaimba mudhara achauya nothing said ; patatipatati nothing said ; ED pfeee nothing said .Kungonzi kubvuta yava hondo kwanai mhani 😇🤣🤣

[Street Hustler_Gri7zmann 💊🇿🇼🇨🇳🇪🇸💵💴 @Munyah_Wacho]

Holy 10 dissed Winky D throughout the year in his songs, interviews, podcasts, meetings and even in bed with his wife only to be replied with a single sentence 😂😂😂

[Davis Laque @Laque_davis]

1. Comical!

The embarrassing yet predictable vitriol against Winky D, by regime apologists, post his history making #Ghetocraft concert, is evidence yet again that there are people who'll never forgive you for things they themselves did to you!

Fortunately, he lives & sings on.

[Solomon Harudzibwi @S_Harudzibwi]

The hypocrisy of Zanu PF supporters. This one akatopfeka regalia akarova slogan,

[zándā tōto @zandatoto]

@Chofamba @caesarzvayi The thinking is government should not be questioned, citizens should not express themselves on day to day challenges. He wouldn’t have had problems if Winky D were to sing Patati patata