A drone flew from Harare to Marondera Clinic carrying blood samples, then flew back to Harare.
This technology is a game-changer for transporting medical samples and supplies less than 4kg quickly.
Very impressive.
WATCH | Jacob Ngarivhume has shared the heartbreaking story of Jennifer Chasemwa, also known as Mai Tsitsi, a mother of two who survives through vending.
Her brother, Asherby Chasemwa, died in Norton, leaving behind a wife and three children. The following morning, Mai Tsitsi travelled from Mbare to buy goods for her business so she could raise money for his post-mortem and funeral expenses.
However, Harare municipal police reportedly seized her goods during an operation against street vendors at Copacabana. She broke down in tears, explaining that she needed the goods to raise money for her brother’s funeral.
Jacob Ngarivhume’s wife witnessed the incident and stepped in to help. Deeply moved by Mai Tsitsi’s situation, she contacted her husband and asked him to intervene through Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume. After the mayor did not answer the call, Ngarivhume contacted the mayor’s personal assistant, who promised to help.
Mai Tsitsi eventually recovered her goods following the intervention.
Thank you Mayor @JMafume 🙏🏾
@gama_stanley@cityofharare2
Vanhu vaMakandiwa, tokumbirawo mutisvitsire shoko kuna Prophet. 😂
Next Sunday we need a full explanation, with PowerPoint, references and supporting evidence of what exactly he meant when he said he was “more gifted than God,” but now apparently he can’t see everything. 😭😂
Please, no “you took it out of context.” We want the whole context, surrounding context, spiritual context and geographical context. 🤣🤣
This matter has officially moved beyond church business.
It is now an issue of NATIONAL INTEREST. 🇿🇼😂😂
According to the social media PR Team Leader, and Senior Bootlicker of Sir Weak~Nail, @CMukungunugwa, Hon. Minister Mavetera told him kuti Chikopokopo chakaputika mid-air … venharo vaye chimirai zvakwana!
Burkina Faso people are lucky to have Ibrahim Traore. See a visionary leader speaking and see how it is hitting hard on the people. A leader with ideology. He is just like Thomas Sankara. Burkina Faso was destined to succeed. Ibrahim Traore is a good leader.
Dear Promise
I hope this will not put you in a pickle, but i would like us to confess you and i are friends therefore anything i say is not out of malice
I first met mukoma Nelson in 2008 at at the Robert Sebukwe Hall at Wits University. I clicked with him instantly even though i did not agree with him politically.
Next i met him was 2009 at a Ruwa Local Board fund raiser as the new Minister of ICT. Then again in 2014 at the Advocates Chambers where we worked an office from each other, from then on he is ' Proper Mukoma '
Promise now that history is done. I wont get into ours because uri mface wangu i do not see often enough. Zanu Pf as i am I must say for a country to go far there must be a functional opposition
I must say you have let your supporters down. I do not believe that if you wanted to do a rally anyone would stop you. I have confessed many a time on this platform i voted for Mukoma when you became spokesperson on the eve of the 2023 elections. I had my personal grievance on why i did so ( I shouldnt have )
Boys rangu. The nature of your opponent is to beat YOU at the game of politics or business heck even the classroom for students
It cant be everyone elses fault but your own. It is time you look at your own faults and recaliberate. You cant blame everyone else for your failures
Makasungwa nani ? Infact in 2018 the President of this country in the after math of the elections in a speech said and i qoute ' ..... to Nelson Chamisa... You have a role to play in this country '
Mukazodi boys ? Let it be known no one will arrest you , no one will beat you up physically. Not in the second republic
Kurohwa kwenyu chete pa strategy. Your ' enemy ' will never hand over to you brains.
I trust you and Mukoma Nero will take the message as it is intended. I now brace for abuse from your ghost account supporters. To God be the glory.
Yours
Rex
The National Dog 🐕
If we tell them
1. Boterekwa is a disaster waiting to happen
2. Penhalonga is a disaster waiting
3. Gold panning is a disaster waiting
They will send goons to beat us. Their propaganda willbe shouting "ITAI MARI" When it happens they appear oblivious... Varoyi ava!!!!
Someone made an interesting observation:
A ferry can serve Zimbabwe for 40 years,
but a 13-year-old car is considered too old to enter the country. 🤔🇿🇼
Does this policy make sense to you, or is there a reasonable explanation behind it?
What’s your take? 👇
@_Tee__G This is stupid and reading should be fundamental in SA... if a person wants to business visa they are supposed to have 5 million Rands and if a person has asylum then they are no different to South African citizen... they are allowed to open a business, study and medical care
I plead with you all to RETWEET this post to help save the life of this one-year-old child, who desperately needs an operation in India.
Her mother is donating part of her own liver so that her child can survive and have a chance at life.
Please donate if you can. If you cannot contribute financially, simply RETWEET and help us reach people who may be able to help.
Every retweet could make a difference. 🙏🏾
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There will be no Mafidi dynasty! But a Mafidi rehab centre would be of great service, first to the Mafidi family themselves, and to all of their clients!
You used the word “kwerekwere” thinking that you are insulting a fellow African. These pictures were taken today, it is not KZN. This is in Malawi today! The man wearing the blue top is one of Malawi’s two Vice Presidents.
That is why educated South Africans laugh at “patriots” who are seen swooning before white folks while calling Malawians “Kwerekere”. Ignorance is bliss.
And here is the irony. Malawi itself has a significant Ngoni population whose historical roots are in the Nguni peoples of present-day South Africa. The M’mbelwa Ngoni of northern Malawi trace their origins to Zululand, while the Maseko Ngoni of central Malawi have historical links to the Nguni migrations from the south.
They migrated north during the upheavals of the 19th century and established powerful kingdoms in what is now Malawi.
So when some South Africans like you use “Kwerekere” as a term of contempt for Malawians, they should perhaps remember that the history of Southern Africa is far more interconnected than their narrow nationalism suggests. People, cultures and royal lineages crossed today’s borders long before these modern countries existed.
So when you use the nasty, cruel and dehumanising word “kwerekwere” to describe fellow Africans, look yourself in the mirror. You are insulting people whose history, culture and bloodlines are deeply intertwined with your own. Southern Africa’s borders are relatively recent. Our peoples have been moving, mixing and building communities across these borders for centuries.
Before looking down on Malawians, Zimbabweans, Mozambicans or any other Africans, perhaps learn your own history first. Ignorance is bliss, but it does not make contempt any less ugly.
Despite denials from the South African Police a video from Bellville, Cape Town, appears to show officers restraining Chika Ibe, a Nigerian from Abia State, in a manner that some witnesses allege involved strangulation and suffocation. Chika Ibe later died following the incident