Meanwhile In Zimbabwe

[Meanwhile In Zimbabwe @prinnhe]

Opps!!

[Jeong @datchguy_x]

She used his weakness against him during an argument 😭😭😱😱

[Meanwhile In Zimbabwe @prinnhe]

@GeorgeiQwatson I think so too

[SleeplessDad @YoungDadVibes]

This movie is indeed mind-bugging and crazy 😳

[Amnesty International Zimbabwe @amnesty_zim]

Introducing the outstanding nominees and winners of the Amnesty International Zimbabwe 2025 Media Awards!

Congratulations to all the nominees and winners! 🎉✨
Your work inspires us, and your dedication strengthens us. 💪❤️

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@Kh5065 Hi

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@RiazBaby Hello

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@impeculiar1b @prinnhe

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@Baby682002 Hi

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@sironyeka Hello

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@ASAKESZN 46

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@SirWicknellFans @wicknellchivayo @charmie_wenyu @carvintashaya @CMukungunugwa @mapiye_chipare @UmpYouth @matigary @bosskimhucci @jahprayzah @MakuzaWisd92236 Basa sebasa

[Sir_Wicknell Chivayo Top Fans. @SirWicknellFans]

“Behind every successful man, there is not just a woman there is a force, a compass, a conscience.” Lucy Chivayo is precisely that. She is not merely Sir Wicknell’s wife. She is his anchor. His confidante. His stabilizer in the storm. While Sir Wicknell dazzles the public with his generosity and controversial charisma, Lucy operates with a different kind of power the power of restraint, of wisdom, of knowing when to speak and when to let silence do the work. Her elegance is not performative. It is principled. Her loyalty is not blind. It is deliberate.

In a country where public figures often burn out in the blaze of their own excess, Lucy has helped Sir Wicknell @wicknellchivayo navigate the treacherous terrain of fame and fortune with remarkable poise. She is the unseen strategist, the emotional architect, the woman who understands that true influence is not always loud it is often whispered in the right ear at the right time.
Sir Wicknell Chivayo may be the face of the empire, but Lucy Chivayo is its foundation. And in the annals of Zimbabwe’s modern elite, her name deserves to be etched not just as a wife, but as a woman of substance, style, and silent strength.

[Charmaine Moyo @charmie_wenyu]

Zimbabwe’s National Development Strategies show a nation steadily shaping its future. NDS1 laid the groundwork through reforms and improved infrastructure, boosting confidence and productivity. NDS2 builds on that momentum, driving innovation, industrial growth and inclusivity. Together, they highlight committed leadership focused on creating a modern, competitive and prosperous economy that benefits every Zimbabwean.

[Charmaine Moyo @charmie_wenyu]

@ZimGvt_NDS1 @HHichilema President @HHichilema’s bold push to remove trade barriers with Zimbabwe is truly inspiring. By opening the door to duty free trade, he’s creating more jobs, fueling business growth and deepening ties and bringing both nations closer to shared prosperity.

[Charmaine Moyo @charmie_wenyu]

Karoi proudly marks 430 graduates as Tonganyika Trust drives grassroots empowerment. Free vocational training in diverse skills equips communities for income generation, advancing national development goals and strengthening Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030 progress. Truly transformative and inclusive.

[Meanwhile In Zimbabwe @prinnhe]

@wicknellchivayo Well deserved

[sir_wicknell. @wicknellchivayo]

CELEBRATING A FILM AND ARTS GURU...👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

The history of Zimbabwe’s FILM and ARTS INDUSTRY is incomplete without mentioning arguably the MOST POPULAR  soap on ZTV - STUDIO 263 !!! I vividly remember every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening was each an episode of REAL DRAMA, laughter and surprises from this opera. On other days, the pulsating TV series TIRI PARWENDO kept us glued to the television, learning the deep heritage of our tradition and culture. At school, Shona novels such as WAKANDICHEKA NERAKA GOMARA and NGUWO DZOUSWA were our set books at O’Level.

One common person in all these TV DRAMA series and novels is VETERAN actor, RENOWNED script-writer, AWARD-WINNING broadcaster and cultural architect—AARON CHIUNDURA MOYO.

This is an EXTRAORDINARY man who for decades carried the torch of our FILM and ARTS industry at a time when cameras were FEWER and technology was not advanced. Yet this man wrote, directed and produced TIMELESS scripts and local drama series aired on ZTV which remain the ENVY of many, even to date 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. This is a man who SHAPED the narrative of Zimbabwean theatre and television. He was the brainchild and SCRIPTWRITER of ZBC hits such as Studio 263, Chiwoko muhomwe, Zviri Mudendere and has written more than 20 novels, most of which have become part of the EDUCATIONAL curriculum in our schools. This is an achievement which deserves proper RECOGNITION and CELEBRATION !

Today, I wish to extend my HUMBLE TOKEN of appreciation to the G.O.A.T. AARON CHIUNDURA MOYO 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Please go and see Victor on Monday at Exquisite Car Dealership 29 Mazowe Street Cnr, Josiah Tongogara St, Harare
and collect your brand new 2025 TOYOTA FORTUNER 4X4 GD6 which has been FULLY paid for. In addition, you will get US$50,000 in cash 💵 💸💰for fuel and to spoil yourself with an EARLY CHRISTMAS🎄💪🏽🕺🏽

Yours is a very RARE gift and talent from GOD. Continue to mentor the next generation of FILM producers, ACTORS, artists, broadcasters and the young CREATIVE MINDS who aspire to reach your veteran heights of EXCELLENCE.

I salute you Sir...🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

#Aaron_Chiundura_Moyo
#Shona_Novels
#Studio_263
#Zimbabwe_Film_and_Arts

[Charmaine Moyo @charmie_wenyu]

The narrative peddled by detractors is malicious and rooted in envy. Sir Wicknell Chivayo is a visionary businessman whose influence speaks louder than gossip. Those spreading lies expose their ignorance of high-level business. Respect is due to achievers driving national progress, not idle rumourmongers.

[Meanwhile In Zimbabwe @prinnhe]

@SirWicknellFans @wicknellchivayo @CMukungunugwa @NewsHawksLive @charmie_wenyu @DhemaSean Rovai basa sebasa

[Meanwhile In Zimbabwe @prinnhe]

@wicknellchivayo Havatozive kuti munenge mutori pabasa