@dreary26@tmukogo The point still applies, how is someone without a bank account supposed to see use in it? You can't register without a bank account for the reason you just pointed out.
PLEASE SHARE🙏🏾 | 5-year-old Aiden needs your help
Five-year-old Aiden was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) in June 2024. He has gone through months of chemotherapy and treatment, but sadly, his cancer has returned.
Doctors have said that chemotherapy is no longer enough and that Aiden urgently needs a bone marrow transplant. The procedure is not available in Zimbabwe, so he has been referred to Max Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi, India.
The family has so far managed to raise just over US$17,000 of the US$41,500 needed for his treatment. They are now racing against time to raise the remaining funds and get Aiden the transplant he urgently needs.
The family is appealing for donations, no matter how small, and is also asking people to share the fundraiser widely.
To help Aiden:
Bank: Stanbic Bank, Mutare Branch
Account Name: Simon Mbofana
Account Number: 9140002729864
EcoCash/InBucks: 0772535278
Name: Auxilia Tanyaradzwa Mbofana
GoFundMe: Link available below
Every donation and share could help give Aiden another chance at life. ❤️
How low can you go? Remembering a classic: the Zimbabwe B-707 low pass!
This has been around before social media - it was filmed at the 1995 Mashonaland Flying Club Air Day, Harare, Zimbabwe.
"Superbly Piloted by Darryl Tarr - First pass 40 degrees flap at 125 knots with gear up - Second pass downwind, low and slow with gear down, followed by a flyover and a final high-speed downwind pass at about 400 Knots"
📹ℹ️ Rory Standish-White
Airline: Air Zimbabwe 1995
Aircraft: Boeing 707
Pilot: Captain Darryl Tarr
Distance above ground: 6ft (1.8m) - that’s a door 🚪
Don’t mind the prick narrating; that’s how they always speak of African Aviation spectacles…🤷🏽♂️
@CrimeWatchZW CABS was better off engaging with him, recovering their lost funds, and then hiring him for being more talented than their current IT team
Tino Mavesere FOUR the win! 4️⃣
A superb victory to close out our Carling Currie Cup home stand. 🔥 🔥 🔥
The Hollywoodbets Sharks XV outplay the Vodacom Bulls XV at the Tank. 🥳
Thank you to those who came out and all who tuned in. 🙏
#SharksRugbyClub#BlackWhiteForever #HollywoodbetsSharksXV #CarlingCurrieCup #SHAvBUL
China now owns the world's largest and most tunnel boring machines (TBMs). 70% of the world's total are made in China. But this dominance is hard-earned.
In 1997, to build the Qinling Tunnel, China paid Germany RMB 700 million for just 2 SECONDHAND TBMs. 700 million is an entire region’s tax revenue back then.
But the 700 million didn't include support. China also had to hire German engineers for €800/day (≈RMB 6,800), while the average Chinese worker earned less than RMB 4,000 a year.
Back then, the global market was locked by the US, Japan, and Germany. China was being robbed, simply because it couldn't produce its own.
In 2002, China began the painful journey of self-development of TBM, which has over 30,000 precision parts.
After 6 years, in 2008, China's first homegrown TBM was born. In a 2012 head-to-head test, it matched the best in the world. Today, Chinese TBMs lead the world. Dignity is earned.
This is just an example in TBM. In humanoid robots, in electric cars, in solar farms, in drones...China has plenty of examples that make the country strong again.