Godsend @cyberjiri - Twitter Profile

The wait is over! 🏌️‍♂️ The driving range at The Hills is officially open. It’s time to elevate your game and enjoy the finest views in the city while doing it. This isn’t just about golf; it’s about creating a lifestyle-centric community where excellence and relaxation meet. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just looking to find your swing, the range is ready for you. Come and experience the future of Zimbabwean luxury. ⛳️ See you on the green!

kennethrsharpe's tweet photo. The wait is over! 🏌️‍♂️
The driving range at The Hills is officially open. It’s time to elevate your game and enjoy the finest views in the city while doing it.

This isn’t just about golf; it’s about creating a lifestyle-centric community where excellence and relaxation meet. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just looking to find your swing, the range is ready for you. Come and experience the future of Zimbabwean luxury. ⛳️

See you on the green!

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Donald Mudenda @Don_Mudenda

3 months ago

Power hitting, an essential skill for the modern game ⁦@ZimCricketv⁩

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3 months ago

@livgolf_league Bryson Sergio X Phil Nieman Rahm Not sure who is the 3rd guy

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5 months ago

@cozwva Lesson learnt from dealing with zim companies and contractors, Never pay for anything in advance.

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Takudzwa Gondo @Takue_gondo

5 months ago

What I still struggle to fully wrap my head around is the reality of Zimbabwe’s livestock markets. In many ways, the system is a jungle a true survival-of-the-fittest environment where the rules are unwritten and the weakest are quickly pushed out. I once worked closely with pig producers helping to link them to reliable direct markets. Initially it looked like a breakthrough. But what followed is something I will never forget. The experience was emotionally draining but it also taught me hard, unforgettable lessons.First supplying local markets on credit is a serious mistake never ever do it. Most do not pay, and when they don’t there is little to no recourse. Contracts are rarely respected, and enforcement is almost nonexistent.Second, the industry is heavily influenced by a dominant player who effectively controls prices. This player can flood the market to crash pork prices or deliberately withhold supply to stabilize them. Smallholder farmers have no protection against these tactics and are left at the mercy of forces far beyond their control. This is why many smallholder pork producers never grow. They are constantly entering and exiting the business, not because they lack skill or effort but because the system itself is stacked against them.Can we agree that we don't have a production challenge but a market challenge

Takue_gondo's tweet photo. What I still struggle to fully wrap my head around is the reality of Zimbabwe’s livestock markets. In many ways, the system is a jungle a true survival-of-the-fittest environment where the rules are unwritten and the weakest are quickly pushed out.
I once worked closely with pig producers helping to link them to reliable direct markets. Initially it looked like a breakthrough. But what followed is something I will never forget. The experience was emotionally draining but it also taught me hard, unforgettable lessons.First supplying local markets on credit is a serious mistake never ever do it. Most do not pay, and when they don’t there is little to no recourse. Contracts are rarely respected, and enforcement is almost nonexistent.Second, the industry is heavily influenced by a dominant player who effectively controls prices. This player can flood the market to crash pork prices or deliberately withhold supply to stabilize them. Smallholder farmers have no protection against these tactics and are left at the mercy of forces far beyond their control.
This is why many smallholder pork producers never grow. They are constantly entering and exiting the business, not because they lack skill or effort but because the system itself is stacked against them.Can we agree that we don't have a production challenge but a market challenge

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5 months ago

@dabskays how much is something like this kusvika ku zim ?

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@tmukogo @grok summarise

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Zhou Ding

@China_Amb_Zim

5 months ago

It’s inspiring to see how “Made in Zimbabwe” is moving forward. 🇿🇼 Today, I witnessed firsthand the impressive strides in local manufacturing driven by 🇨🇳Chinese investment. Refrigerators, gas stoves, solar water heaters, and various small electronic appliances are being produced right here—with over 40% local content. These products are replacing imports, meeting everyday household needs, creating skilled jobs, and actively contributing to Zimbabwe’s industrialization, self-reliance, and economic resilience. 🎉👏

China_Amb_Zim's tweet photo. It’s inspiring to see how “Made in Zimbabwe” is moving forward. 🇿🇼

Today, I witnessed firsthand the impressive strides in local manufacturing driven by 🇨🇳Chinese investment. Refrigerators, gas stoves, solar water heaters, and various small electronic appliances are being produced right here—with over 40% local content. These products are replacing imports, meeting everyday household needs, creating skilled jobs, and actively contributing to Zimbabwe’s industrialization, self-reliance, and economic resilience. 🎉👏

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6 months ago

@ZimViral Monavale isa wetland

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General Bvanyangu

@bvanyangu8

6 months ago

Hear this out @abuhassan221

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National Railways of Zimbabwe @NRZ263

9 months ago

❇️ The passenger trains between Harare and Mutare as well as Bulawayo and Victoria Falls start operating today. They will be plying these routes twice a week. 🚂🌍Like👍🏽, share and follow for more updates.