Today, we go to Parliament to debate CAB3.
Some will debate with money in their socks. Others will rise with the people in their hearts and the future in their hands.
As for me, I know where I stand.
I stand with the citizens.
I stand with democracy.
I stand against 2030.
I am ready to speak. I am ready to fight. I am ready to represent you well.
#NoTo2030.
MY TAXI WILL NOT CONVEY CONTRABAND
Let me address an issue of fundamental importance.
As an advocate, I have a sworn duty, all factors held constant, to represent all persons. The oath I took, and the basis upon which I was admitted to practise, oblige me to protect liberty, life and limb without regard to political affiliation. In matters of liberty, life and limb, there are no political formations.
That said, I haveβowing to the awkward environment we live inβmade a conscious and personal decision that there are certain individuals I will not represent and certain interests I will not champion. There are just people for whose benefit I will never prostitute my skill whatever the rewards. Iβve taken this position notwithstanding the cab rank rule. Thus, whilst my taxi will convey many; for reasons that are personal to me, it will not move contraband. This is my decision alone. It is not corporate, it is not collective, and it was not made on behalf of or in consultation with others. I expect myself to remain faithful to that decision, and I emphasise that no one has a right to impose it upon me as a demand. It is a personal commitment.
I am aware that there are those who, quite legitimately, expect me to remain true to that choice. I do not intend to disappoint them. But I must stress, just as firmly, that this is my decision and not theirs.
I believe Zimbabwe is under tyranny. I believe it is being misgoverned. I have dedicated my life to fighting the good fight for the liberation of my country. I do so out of conviction and for posterity. I do so in my personal capacity. The fact that I fight for the common good does not entitle anyone to drag my professional work into my political convictions, notwithstanding that I have also chosen, in my professional life, to draw certain lines.
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On Friday, George Charamba posted a video of Julius Malema warning President Ramaphosa that he must listen more to those who criticize him and not those who tell him that he is right when he is wrong.
Malema also went on to warn the President not to ignore Chapter 9 institutions (in Zimbabwe we call them Chapter 12 institutions) and that he must not work with UNELECTED capitalists as Zuma worked with unelected Guptas, because then he might not finish his term.
The message is no different to the allegory of Hezekiah. I wonder what Mabiza will doβ¦ππππ
And to all those who say that I am not Zimbabwean because of the colour of my skin, may you find healing for the hate in your hearts. I don't hate you back.
And I challenge you to a dance off!!!πΊπ Name the time and place. @AlickMacheso please provide the music.πΆπΏπΌπ€π€ππ
Guys let's solve this issue
Who is the best, dhara blessed and the international award winning journalist
Retweet for Blessed and tap β€οΈ for Hopewell
@daddyhope@AJEnglish Kkkkkkkkkkk murikuita kutsvaga wese anyora about Chamisa, ko imbotiudzaiwo ka kuti VP Biti na VP Ncube what are they are up to, what wrong and what right are they doing ku CCC
Is something brewing behind the scenes?
Have they become irrelevant and not worth your attention?
HOW THE NEW LOOKS LIKE.. We must reaffirm our commitment to building a society grounded in ethical principles. We need a moral revolution, reformation of manners and values reset- a new civilization!
We need polite souls. We must treat each other with respect, love our neighbours and protect the innocence of our young ones by saying no to child marriages or abuse.
Letβs drive out hate and selfishness. Let's look out for the weak amongst us and prioritize clients' needs in all professions.
Together, let's foster mutual respect between civil service professionals and the citizens. We must be a society of and with standards.
Change is coming. Change takes everyone to play their part. Changes comes when we are intentional and deliberate about it. Letβs take action on what's within our control. Change demands effort.
We just donβt need the change of faces but that change of heart. We need a software change not just a change of the hardware. Itβs the soft issues most!
Weβre pivoting to happiness. Welcome to a brighter future. #EthicalSociety #Respect #Love #ProtectEachOther #OnePeople #Godisinit
Imagine the number of Zimbabwean Politicians hating on Chamisa for being liked by people even some of his friends are now betraying him. Some of them are even where they are because of his name . Some of the so called opposition Political leaders are hating on him instead of hating the enemy they are opposing. . I salute him π«‘
Many Zimbabweans have been asking why Nelson Chamisa left CCC in a huff, it is because he realised it was heavily infiltrated by State controlled agents.
What I am saying now are facts on why Nelson Chamisa left, if I am lying he can intervene and say so, but he wonβt because I am telling you the truth regarding why he personally left.
What triggered Nelson Chamisa to leave was the discovery of these compromised people like Promise and others.
Mashoko andiri kutaura aya haasi emumusoro mangu, ndiri kukuudzai chokwadi chakaita kuti vaChamisa vasiye musha wavo.
Kana ndiri kunyeba vaChamisa vanogona kukuudzai kwete, Chinβono areva nhema.
Anything new he forms will be compromised if people like Promise are in it.