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they actually just don't know that there are boundaries

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#RIPTitoMboweni

[Zenzele @zenzele]

The late National hero Siduduzo Othiniel Tshinga Judge Embassy Dube in 1959. #Asakhe

[TheNewsHawks @NewsHawksLive]

Former minister and liberation struggle stalwart Tshinga Dube who died last week in Bulawayo will be buried at the National Heroes Acre in Harare tomorrow - against his wish.
Dube had wanted to be buried at Lady Stanley Cemetery in Bulawayo, where prominent city residents who contributed a lot to its development are laid to rest, but government prevailed over his family to take him to Harare - against his will.
His son Vusumuzi Dube said his father made it clear he did not want to buried in Harare, but authorities bulldozed their way and imposed their will on his family, effectively on him in death also.
The late minister Cephas Msipa, also ex-Zapu like Dube, was buried at the national heroes acre in 2016 at the insistence of the late former president Robert Mugabe, a close friend, when he had said that he should be laid to rest in Gweru next to his wife's grave.
Several former liberation struggle luminaries, especially those from Zapu, particularly Welshman Mabhena and Dumiso Dabengwa, rejected the heroes acre.
Mabhena, former Zapu secretary general, used to publicly say, even in front of journalists, "I don't want to be buried at the heroes acre in Harare next to corrupt people, thieves and murderers".
The heroes concept and the heroes acre shrine are now discredited due to a partisan selection process and endless controversy over the years.

[Acidic Blonde™️ @Acidic_Blonde]

#ICantFocusWhen I’m trying to see where I’m going and the radio is too loud

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#ICantFocusWhen I have to justify my actions...

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brand new day

[Zimbabwean-Xhosa 🇿🇼 🇲🇿 @SandileMakeba]

President Mugabe ruled Zimbabwe for 37 years, but we never witnessed the distraction of any single mountain and riverbed. The first republic was good at safeguarding Zimbabwe.

[Nehemiah Madziva @MadzivaNehemiah]

Humbwa!!

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@wiseconnector caution

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

Reports indicate that one of the bank robbers shown in the picture has been identified as Elijah Vumbunu, a known mastermind from a family of robbers. Originally from Bulawayo, he currently resides in South Africa. His brothers, Tonderai and Abraham, were previously involved in the robbery of 11kg of gold from How Mine. Before the Ecobank heist, Elijah was seen standing outside the bank just moments before their vehicle launched the attack.

SOURCE: @cozwva

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@nelsonchamisa ZAG

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@elonmusk All the best.

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@drjaytee87 Challenge is the repeating of history and our complacency...

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@VMusinachirevo Ah. Is it by force?

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@SeanXrazz @tawandan1 Will that happen, can it?

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@LeeroyNcube14 @tawandan1 Wow. All in agreement.

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@VMusinachirevo @tawandan1 conflicted

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@PeterMupondi @tawandan1 @ReserveBankZIM artists

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@mrsibbs97 @tawandan1 great Zimbabwe