Today Amb.@JamesMUSONI had a meeting with Amb. James Manzou PS of Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Trade and discussed about strengthening further existing cordial bilateral relations between two countries ๐ท๐ผ&๐ฟ๐ผ @RwandaMFA@MoFA_ZW
Thank you to the Zimbabwean diaspora in Davos for the warm welcome!
I am immensely proud of how Zimbabweans around the world represent our country! ๐ฟ๐ผ
H.E. President @edmnangagwa hands over boreholes to Glen View Community. Three boreholes were sunk & piping done to connect & distribute clean water to houses in the area. The programme is a stop gap measure to make clean water available before Kunzvi dam is completed.
Today @ShavaHon led the Zimbabwean delegation which met with the African Union Commission Assessment Mission.
The Mission is in the country to assess & evaluate Zimbabwe's bid to host the Headquarters of the African Medicines Agency (AMA).
@nickmangwana This is an excellent initiative Nick, we really need our own national fabric which we can be identified with. However, there is need to avoid politicizing it too much, so that all Zimbabweans can proudly be part of it, regardless of political affiliation.
Horrifying news from South Africa today. My deepest sympathies to all those affected by the flooding and to the great people of South Africa.
Zimbabwe stands with you. @CyrilRamaphosa ๐ฟ๐ผ๐ฟ๐ฆ
@matladi123@noelkandeya2@peterndoro Its good to always remember that there are South Africans who work in Zim & other African countries. So u shuld ask yourself how you wuld feel if those countries start having their own Operation Dudula & burn alive any South African in their countries.
@matladi123@noelkandeya2@peterndoro very true, I agree with you on this one & I personally don`t support all forms of crime regardless of the nationality of the criminal. But would you be happy if Zimbabweans did the same thing & burn alive any South African who commits crime in Zim?
@matladi123@noelkandeya2@peterndoro If he was a criminal, he was supposed to be handed over to the police. Isn`t there are courts of law available in SA.There are South Africans who live in Zim as well, so would u be happy if they are also burnt alive instead of being arrested & taken to court?
@matladi123@noelkandeya2@peterndoro am not saying you should feel pity for me. Lets just have undocumented Zimbabweans deported to their country, Its simple. and those who commit crime should be dealt with according to South African laws. Why burn someone alive?
@peterndoro very true Peter. Do some of these guys sit down & think of what will happen if other Zimbabweans & foreigners decide to retaliate. Its scary to even imagine wat would happen to some of the South Africans who travel to Zim or any other African country.
@matladi123@noelkandeya2@peterndoro It seems you are NOT aware that some South Africans are also committing serious crimes in Zim. Lets not pretend as if there are no South Africans who are criminals & only foreigners are committing crime in your country.
@sandile07597191@peterndoro so the guy deserved to be burnt alive because he`s not welcome in your country? Why not simply get him arrested or deported? Don`t forget there are South Africans who work in Zim as well. Are you saying it would be proper to just burn them alive as well?
We saw some really terrible things this past week. Life taken in the most frightening way. I have to believe the majority of people still have their humanity because to kill in this way must mean the loss of so much of what makes us human. We need to see ourselves in every human
@DarkKnightTerry @MwanaWEVHU84 @daddyhope@tmugwadi I am simply saying as ordinary citizens lets make it hard for an MP to just get into office & do nothing & then come back to us 5years later for votes. We should stop being divided on political lines & unite so that an MP pushes for development in his area.
@DibloDibala5@bertmed3@daddyhope@tmugwadi if the MPs we voted into office do their job, of ensuring we have effective laws & various legislation that covers such things, there would be effective systems which make it hard for something like this to happen.
@DibloDibala5@bertmed3@daddyhope@tmugwadi lets look at those MPs you voted into power & are happy with their presence in parliament. Do all of them ever bother to develop their communities after being elected? Some just relocate to Harare & forget about their community & are seen 5 years later.
@DarkKnightTerry @MwanaWEVHU84 @daddyhope@tmugwadi Its their job to pass legislation that helps to curb corruption in the country. If current legislation isn't effective enough,its their job to make necessary amendments.If a ministry isn't doing well, its the MPs who have to use parliament to get things done.
@DibloDibala5@Maketo98799702@daddyhope@tmugwadi MPs have the power in parliament to make public entities accountable & ensure there is no abuse of public funds. But it starts with the community putting pressure on their MP to be active in parliament instead of just going there to eat biscuits & sleep.