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This video depicts mbrs of the Maasai community preventing a politician's helicopter from landing, demanding the construction of roads rather than aerial campaign visits.
Consequently the aircraft departed without landing sending a powerful message regarding public accountability
WE, THE CITIZENS, are so focused, so united, and so organized that the oppressors are working 24/7 to manufacture false narratives, fabricate divisions, and project chaos where none exists. They know that a united citizenry is their greatest threat. Every lie they spread is a measure of their fear.
We remain steadfast, united in purpose, and impossible to break.
All eyes on the NEW. All hands on the NEW. All hearts on the NEW. All minds on the NEW. All voices for the NEW.
Anything less than the NEW is not on our calendar. We will not be distracted, diverted, or divided. Our mission is clear, our resolve is firm - CITIZENS GOVERNMENT IN OUR LIFETIME #THENEW
ORGANIC PRESIDENCY. It's this organic, bottom-up relationship between citizens and their President that WE, THE CITIZENS, want to be the umbilical cord of Zimbabwean politics and the presidency. This is the lifeblood of the CITIZENS' MOVEMENT. It is what ZANU PF rigs against, legislates against, and fears. But history is clear. No one has stood between the expressed and unforced will of the citizens and succeeded. We are authentic. We are organic. We are citizen-constituted. We represent joy and hope of the people. We herald a future of dignity, hope, and freedom for the downtrodden and the OPPRESSED. #Chapwati #TheNew #WeTheCitizens #NextGov
On 1 June 2008, Tafadzwa Meda was driving his father's lorry through Nyamuyaruka Business Centre in Mudzi when a truck carrying ZANU-PF militia pulled in behind him, forcing him to flee.
As he tried to escape, one of the pursuers opened fire, sending a bullet into his leg.
Bleeding heavily, Meda drove until he could go no further, abandoned the lorry and crawled into nearby scrub, hoping those hunting him had lost his trail. Their search yielded nothing, so they set the vehicle ablaze. The flames lit the surrounding darkness and revealed where he lay.
Accusing him of transporting MDC supporters, the militia hauled him from his hiding place, bundled him into their truck and drove him to Broken Bridge on the Nyandire River.
There, one of them stepped forward and shot him at close range, after which they dumped his body beneath the bridge and drove away.
In Zimbabwe, exercising his democratic rights became a death sentence.
ZANU-PF murdered Tafadzwa Meda.
There shall be a Citizens Government in Zimbabwe. This is an idea. A liberation promise. A citizens’ consensus whose time has come. Oppressors can try to boycott it, legislate against it, rig it, and delay it. But nothing and no one can stop an idea whose time has come. #NextGov
In 1982, a Zimbabwean teacher earned the equivalent of about US$1,500 a month, enough to secure a mortgage for a middle-class home in Avondale, Hillside or Murambi — and buy a modest car.
In 2026, a teacher receives just US$320 a month in hard currency, with the balance paid in ZiG. It is not enough to comfortably cover food, rent and transport.
Thanks to ZANU-PF — teachers went from middle class to hand-to-mouth living.
Today, the President is in Bondolfi Communal Area to lay to rest a distinguished organic citizens’ volunteer and organizer, Augustine Rashirai. The President remembered him as a selfless young leader who yearned to see A NEW GREAT ZIMBABWE FOR EVERYONE and the Citizens Government
➡️ I’m a flawed man.
But even with all my shortcomings, I could never imagine being someone who considers themselves as opposing ZANU PF, but yet spend most of my time and energy opposing Nelson Chamisa MORE than I oppose the regime itself. 🤦🏾♂️
There are too many of us with this baffling affliction.
Some wires are crossed somewhere. 🧏🏾♂️
You have forgotten the path of sanity.
ZANU PF is the enemy of Zimbabweans, of progress, development, of joy.
ZANU PF is the oppressor.
ZANU PF is the looter, the impoverisher, the bringer of hunger and despair.
ZANU PF is the bone breaker of innocents.
Anyway … listen, this man President Chamisa is a natural leader - a humble, intelligent, resilient and inspiring trailblazer.
An oratory genius.
An authentic man who cares deeply about his country, and about this nation’s people - their plight and their destiny.
There’s a reason he has won two Presidential elections.
In fact, the only currently living Zimbabwean to have won a Presidential Election… 🤷🏾♂️
A tenacious crusader who does not shirk from the enormity of starting a movement from scratch.
He BUILDS, what others only have the ability to try to hijack.
A champion with the courage to risk it all, in pursuit of the vision of that shining city on the hill 🌟 – that which is the New Great Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼
To those furnished with ire and envy, who find themselves in his shadow despite ALL their efforts - rather than attack him because his skills, ability and earned influence frustrate you, why not simply try to do BETTER so that you can attract people who believe in your vision. 🤷🏾♂️
Do the hard work of building something from the ground up, as he did.
That painstaking process breeds inspired followers of your vision. 👍🏾
Don’t take shortcuts.
And remember this: you cannot HATE your way into the People’s hearts.
You cannot lie and ridicule your way into people's hearts.
Jealousy and envy are not inspiring traits...
Meanwhile, Chamisa is the only game in town.
MUCH IS EXPECTED…To whom much is given, much is expected. Luke 12:48
May we be faithful stewards of every blessing, opportunity, and responsibility entrusted to us.
Blessed Sabbath! ~nc nelson chamisa.
Of the things we have had to remind the Citizens President, as the Communications Bureau, the task of offering a viable alternative and giving Zimbabweans a fighting chance for a New Great Zimbabwe is not one of them. It is his life’s work and the contagious conviction he carries
➡️ We learned yesterday that ZANU PF was plotting to assassinate Former President of Botswana, Ian Khama, because of his opposition to their illegitimate regime.
Mr. Khama caught wind of the plot from two credible sources who tipped him off.
ZANU PF are playing with fire.
You should stick to what you do best - beating and torturing unarmed civilian villagers...
You want to try to assassinate a former president and military guy, who can still train like THIS 👇🏾 at the age of 73??
Good luck. 😌
He's going to get YOU first.
Hatcliffe was no random location. It lay within Harare North, one of the MDC's strongest constituencies after the 2000 parliamentary election, where Trudy Stevenson defeated ZANU-PF by almost four votes to one. As Zimbabwe headed towards the March 2002 presidential election, political violence escalated sharply across the country. January 2002 became the deadliest month of the campaign to that point, with the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum recording 16 politically motivated killings alongside widespread torture, abductions and ZANU-PF militia bases used to interrogate and brutalise suspected opposition supporters. Katsamudanga's murder formed part of that nationwide campaign to dismantle the MDC's local organisation through terror.
At about 4pm on 28 January 2002, 26-year-old MDC member Tichaona Katsamudanga walked out of Hatcliffe Clinic in northern Harare when a Mazda 323 pulled up beside him.
The men inside were ZANU-PF militia.
They bundled Katsamudanga into the vehicle and drove him to a ZANU-PF base in Hatcliffe, where they demanded to know where MDC meetings were being held and the identities of the party's local officials.
When he refused to give them the information they wanted, the torture began.
While the Mazda's engine revved, the attackers attached cables from the vehicle's battery to his inner thighs and beneath his fingernails, sending electric shocks through his body. They squeezed his diaphragm until he struggled to breathe before forcing him to swallow a herbal mixture and releasing him.
Doctors examined him the following day. They found him profoundly ill, more than ten per cent dehydrated, slightly disorientated and unable to straighten his legs because of severe spasms in his thigh muscles. He was rushed to a high-care unit suffering from a severe electrolyte imbalance caused by uncontrollable diarrhoea.
Katsamudanga fought for another week.
On 5 February 2002, he died at Avenues Clinic.
His family deserves justice.
Zimbabwe awaits justice.
ZANU-PF murdered Tichaona Katsamudanga.