@dereckgoto But Dereck, the seating capacity of the stadium may be too small for a Warriors game. CAF certification is good should Hardrock qualify for continental football, perhaps.
The Ministry of Justice has backed down and will no longer be proceeding with its obnoxious, nepotistic and corrupt title deeds pilot project after a fierce fight back from lawyers. Now that the lawyers have prevailed, the public must now fight them and their State.
Why should people be required to consult lawyers for a service they do not need? How is a 91‑year‑old titleholder expected to afford legal fees that are finagled upon them without consultation or their consent?
How much will the state charge for this service, and who will benefit from those charges? Are private companies providing this digitization service, and who is behind them?
From the perspective of the title holder who made an outlay to acquire property and obtain a deed of title, is this expropriation of money reasonably justifiable in a democratic society?
Markets in Asia fell sharply as the war on Iran entered its fifth week. Trump’s optimism over possible talks to end the crisis did little to calm regional investors.
Al Jazeera’s @PaddyFok reports from Singapore.
Comrade Blessed Runesu Geza aka Comrade Bombshell, the fearless war veteran who single-handedly challenged the ED2030, and fiercely defended our constitution, gave me hope, he revived my faith for a better Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, he brightened the dullness in my activism path after the 2023 elections, he gave me energy, I looked forward for the future with great courage and determination. I understood that he was old and he always emphasised that he was at his twilight years ,and he was fighting for the younger generations, but l never expected this kind of departure… I wish he stayed longer, l wish he was still here with us 😭 Long Live the fighting spirit of Comrade Bombshell!💪🏾💪🏾 Rest easy son of the soil, you came from the people, fought for the people and you are mourned by the people… gallant son of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 #RIPGeza
@zvesezvese1@TheMirrorMsv Exactly my thinking. While the pass rate may be accurate, the analysis has to be deeper than that. How many have secured enough points for University entry, how many passed in Sciences, Arts etc.
@beloved_ruva Don't despair. Education is harder than entertainment. Remember Zimbabwe's O'Level pass rate is rarely above 30%. I also think language matters. English rarely appeals to the largest of audiences.
Some years ago, my cousins and I went to put tombstones on our maternal grandparents’ graves.
Today, the man who did those tombstones for us, Tendai Mbofana, has offered to make a complete new tombstone for the great John Chibadura, as an appreciation for the work I gave him ten years ago, without me paying anything.
He has also done the same for other greats he mentioned in the WhatsApp message below. Help me thank Tendai Mbofana of Ngoda Granites.
What we should do for such kind-hearted businesses is to make sure we give them our support and business, because they are kind and community-minded.
Please RETWEET so that others in need of tombstones can give him business. It only took my offer to unlock this kindness; together we can do more and even better!
@memorynguwi The CV is just part of a larger process, isn't it? There are written test, psychometric assessments, panel interviews to further verify, right?
@LynneStactia I call them fake patriots. It's dispiriting to see that none of them seem concerned about future generations anymore. The level of neglect of common infrastructure (roads, education, health, etc) is depressing. As long as zvavo zvaita. Pathetic!