@GreatmenArs Have you noticed that most of the teams we play against does not offer any space at all to attack? To break them down you need a certain level of creativity otherwise they will frustrate you week in week out
There are few men whom I understand better than David Coltart. I know him very well for nearly 3 decades now. He has some unbreakable principles he will be prepared to die for.
1. He is an incorruptible icon among us. Anything lacerated in corruption, you must count David completely out. He touches not. He hates and frowns at corruption.
2. He loathes selling out to the oppressor. No matter how much the amount of gold or silver you can dangle before him David touches not Judas Iscariotic trinkets. It's one principled position he is prepared to die for. So never expect him to massage the ego of the oppressor by cooperating with them on shady and corrupt deals.
Those sellouts who are waving and dangling the recalling card against him because he is refusing the corrupt GeoPomona Deal in his City can go and hang. He doesn't take a hoot about it. We the masses of our people will stand with this upright man until death. We are lucky to have a rare man of principle and integrity like him still among ourselves in a corrupted society bestowed upon us by the fake Emperor Munhumutapa Emmerson Mnangagwa and his regime in Zimbabwe!!!
@EduardoHagn This is what you get for signing average players.Arsenal recruitment have been poor over the years.Look at the players we have let go over the years, not even one of them have gone to become a world class player.Willock,chamberlain,nelson,lokonga etc all average!
🚨 Al Hilal pursuing deal to sign Gabriel Martinelli from Arsenal. No agreement yet but talks ongoing between clubs + with 25yo winger. #AFC want in region of £60m & Brazil international open to #AlHilal possibility after turning down Turkey @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/ZNLj46hwvT
Imagine if Africa had constant things like hurricanes, earthquakes, volcano eruptions, tsunamis, snow ... when they can't even deal with potholes or drainage or building basic bridges 😭
🔸Good day Hon @mutsamu,
Thanks so much for setting this up. Please let us know what channels we can use to assist. This is every Zimbabwean’s tragedy. Thank you for the outstanding community leadership you have displayed from day one.🙏🏽
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
🔹He stood with Zimbabwe’s opposition because he believed in real change. He championed HH because he trusted the vision. But when leaders abandon their principles, a true patriot does not follow them blindly. He chose to stand by his values, even if it meant walking alone. Today, the very people he fought for in Zimbabwe may frown at him,but history honours courage over loyalty. Principle over personalities, always. 🇿🇼🇿🇲 We are one people, one Southern Africa💪🏾 @joseph_kalimbwe
At the village, deep in the Zambezi valley on one of the funerals of the Lake Kariba ferry disaster in solidarity with the community, I sat with Tonga women of Kariba rural Nyaminyami. They asked me questions that cut deep. Does the government even know we exist? Are they coming to mourn with us also? Do they know our troubles? Do they know that we dont have roads? Do they know we dont have electricity even though its generated in our backyard? Do they see how we are marginalized? In this tragedy, their grief is raw, yet they remain invisible. They said to me we hear that government ministers are gathered in urban Kariba with tents and ceremonies, here in rural Kariba where a lot of victims are coming to be buried home no one came. No resources, no recognition, no solidarity. Their voices cut through the silence: “Do they know us? Do they know our pain?” This is why I chose to be here. Because dignity must be defended where it is most denied
I have declared 5 days of mourning as we reflect on the tragedy in Kariba. I have also appointed a Commission of Inquiry to interogate the circumstances of this tragedy. I have asked government to assist the bereaved families with all their needs to ensure that this tragedy does not weigh down on those left behind.
Government will cater for medical and mental health health needs of the survivors. I have cancelled my trip to Durban so I can travel to Kariba and console the families who have lost their loved ones. The whole of the country mourns with them. May we take this tragedy as an opportunity to reflect and fix our mistakes. Thank you!