@ankundaannita01 Is she looking for marriage??Not everyone is looking for one.Your mother was like that too but she gave birth to you .Married or not she lived her life you know that.
@nickmangwana@InfoMinZW Opposing a corrupt regime doesn't justify sinking to their level; fighting a dictatorship with forged documents only undermines your own credibility. Even when the target is unjust, resorting to fabrications weakens the cause of truth and amounts to incredibly poor judgment.
Two years ago, senior Zimbabwean journalist Blessed Mhlanga penned an article titled “ED Has No Intention of Stepping Down,” referring to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Lawyers representing the President, Dube, Manikai & Hwacha, subsequently wrote to NewsDay demanding a retraction. NewsDay, which employed Blessed Mhlanga, complied and issued both a retraction and an apology.
Now that events have seemingly vindicated what Blessed Mhlanga wrote, an important question arises: why was NewsDay forced to retract a story that appears to have been factually correct? Why did the newspaper have to apologise for publishing what has now come to pass?
Was this not an abuse of power by a sitting President, using the weight of his office and legal threats to compel a newspaper to withdraw a story that was, in substance, true?
And what does this say about press freedom in Zimbabwe, where journalists and media houses can be pressured into retracting reports that later prove to be accurate?
@vudzijenaj@Ritendo@hopewell Maponga ,this is a calculated cover to get a seat at the table and share in the cartel spoils. Framing your entry as national unity provides easy deniability while diluting accountability. U aren't fixing the rot,you r just regularizing state capture to ensure u get your cut
@MacBelts Regai vanovukura vavukure. Stop treating group chats like a revolution. Passive gossip isn't resistance; it's compliance. If your outrage doesn't end with a real-world plan, you aren't fighting corruption—you are enabling it.
@KMutisi@paultungwarara Zidunya iri K Mutisi https://t.co/Fmaj49Tqeh need to be angry towards sick people who are on medication daily.Anogona kutaura kuti dhodhi rinonhuwira we should all embrace its smell and he will believe that and defend it in all his tweets
@nickmangwana Shouting "democracy" while rigging the rules—these zvigananda are shouting it while actively gagging the opposition from even speaking on the floor.
The parliamentary theater completely collapses when you realize the debate itself is a monologue
@nickmangwana Zimbabwe’s CAB3 debate is a political bait-and-switch. The elite used an engineered process—silencing dissent and stripping direct votes—to secure a power grab. They then used parliamentary theater to loud-hail this authoritarian maneuver as a triumph of "democracy."NONSENSE!!