Due to the fact that we are used to seeing each other dying, we seldom fathom just how many deaths from disease are preventable. This is because our healthcare system is so run down and inadequate to save lives so we accept any negative outcome as God's will. It is not.
#FixOurHealthcareSystemZW
Dumbuzenene has been the front for Mnangagwa's looting of the state coffers via the treasury, ZEC & RBZ. Each car they "donate" could have built these classroom blocks. It costs average of $25k to build & furnish one of these. We have been tracking all these, the 46 beneficiaries have taken away 280 school blocks from your children. That means Jah Prayzah, Macheso, Charamba etc have been complicit in denying 22 400 children a chance to have a decent school.
We must remember thiss when the time for these perpetrators to get punished comes. Hapana anofanira kuva ne excuse!!!!
MEDIA STATEMENT ON THE PASSING OF OUR FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE
JONISAYI ìWARCHILDî MAROMO
ISSUED BY THE AFRICAN MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS FORUM:
I am deeply saddened to share the shocking news of the passing of my friend and colleague, Jonisayi Maromo,
who died early this morning in Mutare Hospital, Zimbabwe, after a period of illness.
His wife Aldrine Maromo has
confirmed.
Jonisayi was a dedicated journalist, a thoughtful communicator, and a passionate advocate for the growth and
transformation of the media sector in Africa.
His passing is a profound loss not only to those of us who had the
privilege of working closely with him, but also to the broader media and communications fraternity across the
continent.
As a co-founder of the African Media and Communications Forum, Jonisayi played an instrumental role in creating a platform that brought together journalists, communicators, policymakers and scholars to reflect on the role of the
media in shaping Africaís democratic and developmental agenda.
Through this work, he championed ethical
journalism, meaningful dialogue, and the strengthening of professional networks across borders.
Those who knew Jonisayi will remember him for his intellectual curiosity, humility, and unwavering commitment to
telling African stories with honesty and depth.
He believed strongly in the power of media to inform, empower and connect communities.
His voice, insights and mentorship will be sorely missed by many in the profession.
On a personal level, I have lost not only a colleague but a dear friend whose counsel, warmth and camaraderie
enriched many moments of my professional journey.
His passing leaves a void that will be difficult to fill.
My heartfelt condolences go to his family, friends, colleagues and the entire media community in Zimbabwe and
across the African continent who are mourning this great loss.
@CucsmanE@sedzejacob Wakuzviwundurisa hako wega. I also wasn't too sure how i felt about your drab music. Taingomedza hedu nekunyara tichiti ndewedu. 😆
According to the Times of Eswatini, a leading newspaper in the kingdom, Matlala is registered in the country’s population register as Vusumuzi Dlamini and was born in 1976.
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