@mawarirej Why boycott when your responsibility is to turn up and speak and bring change? Leaders are not chosen to boycott but to lead for change! So this is rather disappointing. We need answers!
@BBCWorld Before you peddle the story, we assume you have fact-checked and also interviewed the young man to get a balanced view. Otherwise, if this is not true, can the writer sue you and whoever laid the unsubstantiated accusations? As a world news org we assume you have proof?!!
@RetzlaffCh@GermanyDiplo@GERonAfrica Too little too late! Now you guys look more suspicious than ever. When you treat a whole country the way you treated Zimbabwe it shows you were protecting EU interests and didn't care a hoot about the people of Zim. You could have done better especially with GERMANY's history!
@daddyhope That's the long game for sure. But there's always a wild card that shakes even the most perfect plans... Let's see where this is going. Interesting times ahead.
@matinyarare Well done Rutendo. We need to hear from all sides. Any media that seeks to demonize other Africans while using mercenaries should never be confined. Looking forward to the finished product.
@DavidColtart@CityofBulawayo The event organizers should be held accountable for every piece of litter left after an event. If they don't clean up that's why they should be fined heavily. There is no event that should be planned without clean up planning. A deposit for a cleaning crew should have been paid.
@tondemoyo12 @joseph_kalimbwe@vudzijenaj We have lazy analysts who utter words without taking the time to really study anything. Sometimes it's best to leave them alone. Carry on Maponga J!!
@EV_Trapper@nickmangwana Ask Nick why Zimbabwe is dead set on using the US$. They are not being forced! But they use the US$ at the expense of the local currency. Starting with Nick's salary.