happy person,have a little faith that can move a mountain, Jesus Christ is my Redeemer. Psalms 8:1 Our Lord, how excellent is your name in all the earth!
Isa 52:7 ISV “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of the one who brings news of peace, who announces good things, who announces salvation, who says to Zion, ‘Your God reigns!’
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Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has today openly acknowledged that the late Dendera Music King, Simon Chimbetu, was right in his iconic song “State House Kure.” To many, this amounts to a telling admission that the opposition remains distant from the aspirations of the Zimbabwean people, who continue to rally behind the transformative leadership of His Excellency President Dr ED Mnangagwa.
With the economy steadily advancing and the country making significant strides towards Vision 2030, the message is clear: Zimbabweans want development, stability and progress—not empty promises. 🇿🇼🐊✊
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Traditional leaders' succession processes have become more chaotic and disputed in the Second Republic due to their politicisation and corruption. Tatenda Mapfumo of the house of Makovere is arrested by Police after he disrupted the installation of Headman Makovere born Sungai Dzatikona of Chivi held at St Mary's Primary School on Thursday. 8 Houses namely; Makovere, Berejena, Musvovi, Mupakaviri, Chikwerengwe, Maramba, Mupinhikwi and Chisuwa are the heirs to the Makovere headmanship and the majority are in disagreement with the appointment of Sungai Dzatikona as the new headman. On Monday Justice Muzenda rescinded the appointment of Chief Zimunya of Mutare and blamed the Minister of Local Government, Daniel Garwe for ignoring procedure when he made recommendations to President Mnangagwa about the appointment.
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#ThrowbackThursday: This week we are throwing it back to Wilfred Mugeyi's unforgettable missed chance against Egypt at AFCON 2004.
A moment that still sparks debate among Zimbabwean football fans and remains one of the Warriors' most memorable moments on the continental stage.
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Fellow Zimbabweans, comrades in Arms, and men and women of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces,I have read with grave attention the document that has emerged from the Barracks titled "OPERATION CODE NAMED: PEOPLE'S ARMY". The message is clear, direct, and unmistakable.
The Barracks have spoken. As a retired senior officer who served this nation with honour for decades, I salute the courage of the serving senior officers, officers, and NCOs who have put their names, careers, and lives on the line to issue this situation report. They have done what true soldiers must do when the Constitution is being mutilated, when elders are being exploited, and when the institutions we built with our blood are being turned into instruments of personal enrichment and tribal patronage.The document exposes what many of us have watched with growing alarm:
The incapacitation of the C-in-C and the capture of state institutions by external forces.
The blatant bribery of senior officers with farms, cash, cows, and promises.
The erosion of professionalism in the Army, Air Force, and other arms.The dangerous privatisation of state companies and the inflation of tenders.
The recruitment of villagers and the sidelining of merit in favour of loyalty to one man and one faction.
These are not rumours. These are the observations of men and women still in uniform who took an oath to defend the people and the Constitution, not to protect individuals or their godfathers.Let me be clear: The Barracks have spoken.
They have drawn a line. They have said they will not be used to mutilate the people's Constitution. They will not salute self-promoted generals who have abandoned the customs and traditions of the ZDF. They stand with the people of Zimbabwe.
To the serving members of the ZDF: Remain disciplined, remain professional, but above all, remain loyal to the Constitution and the people, not to individuals who have lost their way. History is watching. The people are watching. To the political leadership: The game of divide-and-rule, bribery, and extension of power at the expense of the nation must stop.
The soldiers have told you plainly they are tired of pathetic conditions of service while billions are being looted. They will not do your dirty work.Aluta Continua.The voice of the Barracks is the voice of the institution.
Let those who have ears hear.
Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga.