@KMutisi Is it constitutional for the incumbents to vote themselves into power Mr Mtisi???? No conflict of interest??????I think it was good for you not use the word "unconstitutional"
@nickmangwana@PoliceZimbabwe Whatever is said, Zimbabweans are aware who did it. Such brutality isn't new. And why in all instances is the Police not sanctioning meetings? Zvimwe zvinongodavo kangunyaravo so senyika
@KMutisi Saka ED is good. NdiBaba chaivo, vanoziva kuti Blessed ibenzi ravo kudzana vanopururudza. Iwe Kudzi usaita zvako President ungatipedza bcz mapenzi takawanda. ED understands the diversity of his people and therefore tolerates them
@KMutisi Recently the President said sanctions were imposed on us because we took back our land .....
Ityai mwari mutape. Don't give Chamisa and Biti masimba avasina, you campaign for them indirectly
@KMutisi@Thickslender I live in Chipnge. Where is the council water Mr Mtisi. Please don't talk about what you haven't experienced. Otherwise we will label you as fake. Most of the time there is no water. Some form of storage is ever needed
@mcbaudy@ShupaiB@advocatemahere Mr Mabhaudhi we agree with you, policy is there but implementation is still far below expectations. As a disability activist yourself please stand with PWDs. Don't sugar coat. We have children, relatives, learners amidst us so please use your role to advance their needs please
Greetings Zimbabwe here is a positive one from all we have done together
Firstly l would like to take this opportunity to thank the love and support that the Zimbabwe and people beyond our borders have continued to give towards the Albinism Konnect Skin Cancer Initiative. You know skin cancer is easily preventable and nobody must die because of the disease. Many people with albinism in Zimbabwe struggle to access sunscreen lotions and the most devastating challenge is many parents at birth are not given counselling and awareness about how to care for children with albinism. As you know most in the rural and to some extend urban setups more and more people are going to the apostolic sects (Masowe) where they normally congregate in the open sometimes during the day and children with albinism are also exposed there without and sun protection. Some work in open environments with their children as well without protection. It is at that particular phase where the damage occurs regardless of the person having access sunscreen and sun protection at a later stage. Many continue to go for months without sunscreen and protective clothing due to the price and challenges in accessing the live saving ointment.
I would like to thank partners like @zimplats@NedbankZimbabwe@MoHCCZim@NetOneCellular@ZITF1@zimgold5@StandingVoice@Fondationfemmes@euinzim who have stood with us since 2020, together we have impacted over 5000 people with albinism across Zimbabwe. More so through Zimplats we have distributed 9732 bottles of sunscreen lotions as well as lipbalms.
โค๏ธThen to the backbone of our skin cancer patient support initiatives we would not have be where we are if it wasnโt for selfless Zimbabweans and supporters beyond the boarders who have collaborated with us through crowd funding where to date we have raised over USD $80 000 and impacted over 65 skin cancer patients, paid school fees to children and supported over 100 families with groceries and other needs. The Albinism Konnect is because of you, the credit is not our it belongs to each and every one of you from those who reposted, liked, shared our work up to those who continue to find it in their hearts to support us todate.
In the midst of the health care challenges affecting our country, l would like to also thank the selfless health workers in various public health institutions that we work with. We continue to move mountains together with a special recognition to our very own sons of the soil Dr I Mutangadura and Dr Wayne Manana @Waynemanana@aaoms@PGHZIM who have gone above and beyond to support not only the Albinism Konnect Initiative but countless people with albinism though giving the medical care for free.
โ ๏ธAs we continue our work, we are fighting towards reducing cases of untreatable skin cancers among persons with albinism in Zimbabwe by 125 every year through skin screenings and expediting cancer treatment pathway right from communities. This year we are closing it with free skin cancer screening Programmes targeting Bulawayo, Gokwe and Masvingo. As part of promoting sustainability we are going to be supporting the health institutions involved with manuals for best practices on skin cancer management and albinism. Our hope in the near future is to have a mobile skin cancer clinic which will bring these preventative services to more communities.
Lastly as a person with albinism who have lived and survived under the most harsh environments, l have seen people with albinism die at a very tender age due to mostly untreated skin cancers. I do this work not because itโs a job but itโs a passion where l want also contribute to impacting my own communities. Even without resources my hope and aspiration continues to burn brighter.
Yours Truly
Queen of BaTonga
Daughter of the BaTonga Tribe
Great initiative by #GreatmanMusic. RETWEET and help him reach as many people as possible!
You know what, my people? A retweet costs you nothing. And when you see somebody who is disabled, like Great Man, pushing this initiative, it should shame us who are able-bodied that we are not able to assist those who are disabled.
The least we can do is to RETWEET so that those who have the heart to help can actually support this cause.
So I ask you again, please RETWEET this initiative that Great Man, who is disabled, has started to assist people like him who are disabled.
It costs you nothing at all as a Zimbabwean or an African to simply RETWEET, or as any other nationality.
@blessedrgeza1 Chokwadi chiripo u were a Zanu project to test the waters how will the masses react abt 2030. pilot study of course. Now maona the masses' reaction chidzokai Mdara kune vamwe. Fact is u won't apologise but rewarded for a mission accomplished, like 1 presidential candidate 2018