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[dmariimz @mari94904]

@KMutisi @edmnangagwa kkkkkkkk,do you understand what deliver mean

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@KMutisi @edmnangagwa chokwadi wachinzwa hako

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@CMukungunugwa and someone smarter caused him to cancel the Politburo meeting

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@CMukungunugwa kkkkkkkk

[MJ👑 @iam__Jezreel]

The topic of piercings and tattoos as Christians.

By The Finer Side by @erock_official

[Wakurawarerwa Jonah @CitizenWakura]

Arise Zimbabwe !!!!

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

On a long flight, I usually read. Today, I am listening to Winky D's new album, and I am loving it. The messages are rich and deep, touching on Africa's need for honest leadership rather than hollow rhetoric, and on a hunger for truth over propaganda.

One track in particular stands out, called 2 Laws. It speaks powerfully to the divide between the wealthy and the poor, capturing the kind of social commentary that makes this album so compelling.

Bomboclaat, this yute maaddd you know! He is now beyond comparison among his peers.

[Faceco e-wire @Facecopro]

Learn the value of Loyalty.

Pastor Chris

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Before election: “Vendors4ED, we love you. Vote for us. Hapana anokubvisai kusvikira Jesu adzoka.”

After election: “We have banned vending. Munetsvina. Murikutisemesa.”

I repeat, @ZANUPF_Official is the most anti-poor grouping you’ll ever find. They abuse poor people for votes at election time then treat them like dirt when the election is over. It’s a mess.

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@snowballOfficia @JMafume @China_Amb_Zim its possible if every corrupt leader is hanged

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@QuizTablet @Eze_Wilberforce did you even understood what he said or you are parochial minded

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@rafik0110 @reallKAT did you even pay attention to what he said.kkkkkk

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@CMukungunugwa a farmer not farmers

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@matinyarare thank you for exposing the nefarious agenda of the deep state

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Apa pataurwa chokwadi.🔥

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🔸Kudya sadza pamuchato nepaChristmas is just as illegal as kuisa macarrots mutsunga. Christmas nemuchato igaroziva kuti rice, chicken necoleslaw. Kutoisa Sadza is an illegal constitutional amendment that was never put to a referendum and we, the people tinozviramba. Nani kuti mutoisirwa two maplate emupunga wacho, mudzidzisi.

We need new leaders.🇿🇼

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@KMutisi @DougColtart Zanu Pf is a CULT

[Byron Dzinoreva @ByronDZ93]

The most revealing part of this whole episode is not the decision to decline the offer. Everyone has that right. Recognition, after all, is an offer, not an obligation. It can be accepted or rejected without diminishing the goodwill behind it. What is fascinating is the logic being deployed.
@KMutisi publicly called President @edmnangagwa incompetent, a failure, and the source of Zimbabwe’s problems, but accepted generous gifts from @wicknellchivayo without any public soul-searching. No outrage. No lectures about rewarding critics. No concerns about precedent. The gifts were accepted and life moved on. During that time, @matinyarare was busy campaigning against sanctions at a time when @KMutisi was saying, SANCTIONS ARE NOT THE PROBLEM, incompetence of the president is. Today, however, a different standard is being proposed. A man who publicly apologized, sought reconciliation, and acknowledged his excesses is suddenly portrayed as beyond redemption. Apparently, forgiveness is acceptable for some, but not for others.The contradiction is difficult to ignore. If the principle is that those who criticize the President should never receive recognition, then that standard must apply universally. If not, then what remains is not principle but preference; not consistency but convenience. The subtext is even more interesting. The outrage appears less about the act of recognition itself and more about comparative recognition, @KMutisi thinks he deserves more 😂. In politics, envy often disguises itself as principle. What cannot be challenged directly is frequently challenged through moral posturing. Dr. @paultungwarara gesture was exactly what it was presented as: recognition. Not a settlement. Not a surrender. Not an admission of guilt. Recognition remains voluntary to give and voluntary to receive. Declining it is a right. Dictating who deserves it is not!!!

[dmariimz @mari94904]

@KMutisi @BitiTendai politics is about money.they are far way better than you

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@KMutisi kkkkk you are crazy