Takudzwa Ngadziore @ngadziore posted a panic alert video on his Facebook account of men armed abducting him.
If you have information on his whereabouts, status, or identity of the thugs in this video please get in touch ASAP.
Please REPOST this widely to get life saving information about Taku.
#FreeTakuNow
Imprisoned activist Michael Amushelelo has initiated a hunger strike to protest his confinement.
Currently held in detention since Independence Day, Amushelelo, managing his social media through his wife, cited the limited options within prison as the motive for this extreme form of protest.
Describing it as an "inhumane process of self-torture," he stressed that it's his sole means to advocate for freedom.
Amushelelo, along with PDM lawmaker Inna Hengari and activist Dimbulukeni Nauyoma, was arrested during a planned protest against unemployment, with their detentions occurring just after deciding to call off the protest.
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JEALOUSY can hide in compliments, ENVY can hide in support, and HATE can hide in LOVE. So just because they're giving it to you, doesn't mean they have it for you.
Learn to trust people's energy not their words. Energy never lies! 🙃
@KennedyWandera_ The question is, do we actually have competent leaders who have good international relations acumen? Our leaders are sleeping in parliament, rigging elections, killing and stealing from their own people. 🤷♀️
I don’t understand why the SADC report has to take a year long to be approved. Why not call an urgent SADC Summit, deliberate on the findings of the report and render the recently held election in one SADC country as illegitimate. The sufferings of people doesn’t wait !!!
🕊️ Remembering Advocate #ThulaniMaseko. Today, 2/9/2023, marks the end of mourning for the brave human rights lawyer. He was tragically killed for advocating for democracy in Eswatini. There is no justice, but his legacy lives on through the #ThulaniMaseko Foundation. 🙏🌍
I have just left Chikurubi Maximum prison where I had gone to visit Zimbabwe’s political prisoner, former member of parliament and lawyer, Job Sikhala.
He has been in prison for 446 days without bail although Zimbabwe’s constitution entitles him to get bail.
He has no conviction which requires him to be in prison.
He stood up for an opposition female member who was murdered by ZANUPF thugs in his constituency surroundings.
The opposition and all of us should never forget why Job Sikhala is in prison.
His issue should not be raised in anecdotal solidarity messages, but a collective and coherent opposition narrative and not cheap propaganda meant to justify lack of narrative.
Job Sikhala is not in prison for committing a personal act, he is there for fighting for democracy and human rights of a slain opposition member.
Things that matter🖤✨
@youthunite_foundation
Those wishing to help the young mother please use the following bank account. She literally has to fend for her siblings and children. Nothing good in committing crime and she agrees. We could go a long way in spreading love and rehabilitating instead of being soo hateful towards one another.
Details for Lulama
Capitec Bank Savings
1393270164
God bless
In this fight for a better Zimbabwe we are not fighting so that we drive the latest cars and live lavish lives. We are fighting for our people to live decent lives. They should be able to send their children to school and eat decent meals.
@MacBelts Wish there was a way to stay on. A lot could happen in these next critical hours. Maybe someone who is able to, can set up an alternative Twitter Space and share the link now before this one closes.