WATCH | A Bulawayo-based businessman, Ishmael Muchina, has shared a worrying account in which he claims that two of his employees have been stealing money from his company. He says he tried to report the matter to @PoliceZimbabwe, but alleges that the police were unwilling to assist after he mentioned that one of the suspected perpetrators was a CIO agent.
Mkanya Chiwenga vana veZimbabwe vati muripiko nekuti Retired General Mapuranga ari kuvasimibisa asi zvanyanya Emasoni ngaaende kupwanyira vanhu dzimba ,kupinda vanhu kubira nyika,enough of this madness
The roads that Smith left tarred are now patches of old dangerous strips depicting a mosaic of neglect, where the original black tar has long since surrendered to time and the elements. What remains is a fractured, obstacle-ridden path that tells a story of decay, the legacy of a rotten ZANU-PF regime in whose lack of shame pontificates of unimaginable achievements. This testimony by this road should tell you a story that ZANU-PF has brought the decay that will take decades to mend. Only perforated idiots from the other side of the world believe that they have brought development while this level of underdevelopment is testimony of gigantic failure that calls upon regime change.
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πΉWithout disrespecting chivanhu chedu, our elders, and with all protocols observed, I say this: fix the roads, and all of these rituals will not be necessary. Our ancestors have already given us back our land and country. We have been in control of this land for 46 years now! We should have developed it much better by this point because Musikavanhublessed us with abundant resources. Stop the looting and invest that money into road construction!