@TimModise So when SA and Western parliaments elect their leaders, it’s democracy. When Zimbabwe amends its constitution to do the exact same thing, it warrants sanctions? Please make the hypocrisy make sense, Tim.
@RamaphiriMpho The same brain you used to type this xenophobic rubbish is definitely the one that gets surprised by the green man at a pedestrian crossing.
according to official data and independent research, the vast majority of crimes in South Africa are committed by South African citizens, not illegal immigrants.
While there is a widespread public perception that undocumented foreign nationals drive the country's high crime rates, actual statistics do not support this view.
Former RBZ Gov Dr Gono frequently pointed out that while there was a POLITICAL willingness at the highest levels within the region to see Zimbabwe stable, SOUTH AFRICAN TECHNOCRATS and CENTRAL BANKERS maintained RIGID risk-assessment frameworks.
Securing a structural, external guarantee backed by or convertible to gold was consistently BOTTLENECKED by international compliance standards and the regional financial sector's reluctance to underwrite RBZ strategies during a hyperinflationary environment.
Oh, brace yourselves @vudzijenaj. You mean to tell me a staunch, slogan-chanting comrade looked up from his empty plate and had a profound, poetic epiphany about Zimbabwe's "schizophrenia"?
Hold my chibuku cde, because I am absolutely shocked. Shocked, I tell you! 😂
Let’s translate this sudden outburst of philosophical brilliance:
When the "Vision 2030" gravy train is running smoothly and the USD allowances hit the bank, the system is a beautiful, Munhumutapa-inspired masterpiece. Presidential decrees are just "decisive leadership" and the totemic wisdom is flowing.
But the moment the direct deposits dry up? Suddenly, we are a "neo-colonial chameleon democracy" wearing three masks and suffering from a soul crisis.
When you literally write: "Sweet on the tongue, empty in the stomach." If that isn't a poetic cry for a missing stipend, I don't know what is.
The rhetoric only tastes bitter when you're the one being starved out of the inner circle.
You claim the "chameleon must become a lion." Majestic. Expensively worded.
But let’s be real: if a fresh, shiny Land Cruiser and a juicy consultancy fee were to miraculously appear in his driveway tomorrow morning, that "lion" would instantly turn right back into a chameleon, blending perfectly into the background of the next party rally.
You didn't find your soul; you just lost your allowance.
@bla_bidza The Fabisch era scars run deep, no doubt! But history didn't stop there. Egypt and Zim made up years ago. In fact, Egyptians became our #1 supporters when they hosted us for CAF in 2006. Got a first-class reception and thousands of locals backing the Warriors in the stands.
Let's not confuse issues here. The passing of Constitutional Amendment No. 3 by parliament—with broad legislative backing—is a matter of policy and governance structure. Sneaking the "corruption" tag into this process is just a distraction.
Zimbabwe doesn't suffer from a lack of anti-corruption laws; we have plenty of them. Stop blaming constitutional updates for enforcement challenges.
It takes a special kind of delusion to demand that South Africa intervene in Zimbabwe’s governance.
SA politicians can't even manage a basic infrastructure budget without half of it vanishing into a tender scam, but you expect them to have a direct say in foreign policy? Please🫣
They are currently unqualified to manage a local spaza shop, let alone regional geopolitics.
Imagine calling someone crazy for a party dispute like Ndlozi leaving, yet you’re completely blind to how you're being played by empty, flip-flopping rhetoric.
Kwadzinohwa matumbu ndokwadzinomanyira—Malema only runs to where there is political meat to chew.
The moment your struggle stops serving his appetite for clout, that 'humanity' he pretends to see will vanish. Stop falling for theatrical soundbites from a politician who switches sides the second the wind changes.
@mbuli607@Doncheez2@my_azania If you’re this terrified of an immigrant with a PhD, just imagine how insecure you'd feel if you actually understood the topic being discussed. Don't worry, intelligence isn't a threat to you—you're completely insulated from it.
@Doncheez2@my_azania Intelligence is knowing when you’re out of your depth. Stupidity is thinking a tweet makes you qualified to diagnose a doctor's intellect. Stick to your day job—whatever it is, it clearly doesn't require a thesis.
Attacking someone's credentials because you dislike economic realities is a classic ad hominem.
For the record, ShopRite sells groceries, not advanced degrees in economics or sociology.
If understanding the complex push-and-pull factors of regional migration were as simple as buying a loaf of bread, we wouldn't need PhDs to explain it to you in the first place.
The "Limpopo Is Coming Home to ZIMBABWE " WhatsApp Thread
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South Africa has been threatening to cut off Limpopo for years because "it's too hot" and "the music has too much energy." Fine. As Matabeleland, we are officially launching a hostile takeover. We are partitioning Limpopo into Zimbabwe. And honestly? It’s not a border shift; it's a family reunion. 🇿🇼🤝🇿🇦 #LimpopoIsZim #Homecoming @Jamwanda2
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Think about the economic synergy! @Ndivho_M, @PhophiRamathuba, and the rest of the Limpopo leadership—imagine bypassing Eskom entirely and joining the Zimbabwean power grid (okay, maybe let’s skip that specific part, we will use solar). But imagine the tomatoes from ZZ2 feeding Bulawayo directly! 🍅@DavidColtart