Mambo Chikwaka 🇰🇼🇺🇸

Free spirit | Concerned Citizen | A Child From Another Mother | Man U supporter | Ushemadzoro

[Dandaro Online @DandaroOnline]

#dandarostreets Harare businessman Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei surprised Freeman HKD with US$30,000 and a Toyota Double Cab during the musician's birthday celebrations at Jongwe Corner on Saturday night.

Queen Billion also joined the celebrations by gifting the singer an additional US$10,000.

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[Mambo Chikwaka 🇰🇼🇺🇸 @profckdy]

@abmarkman tesla

[Mambo Chikwaka 🇰🇼🇺🇸 @profckdy]

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[Dandaro Online @DandaroOnline]

#dandarosports Castle Lager Premiership leaders Scottland are set to hand each player a staggering US$10,000 bonus after finishing the
first half of the season at the top of the table.

Club president Scott Sakupwanya doubled the initial US$5,000 pledge following the team's impressive run and victory over Hardrock.

The reward is believed to be the biggest single cash bonus ever awarded to players in Zimbabwean top-flight football.

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[Tapasya Deva @tapasy_deva_401]

गाड़ी में गियर लगाने का तरीका सीखिए

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

Tropaaaa

[KENYA GOSSIP HUB @kenyasgossips]

A rare white buffalo has been spotted in Kenya's Maasai Mara, believed to be the only one of its kind in the world.

[GHK @PrinceOfMutasa]

Zimbabwean citizens need to know that Rhodesian government was in power for 15 years only with an economic growth of 7% per annum despite a civil war and sanctions. They were the only nation to undergo industrial and agricultural revolution concurrently and left a robust economy, strong fiscal system and was then-breadbasket of the region.

They achieved rapid industrialisation and agrarian revolution resulting in the establishment of Tobacco Marketing Board with the world’s largest tobacco auction floors, Grain Marketing Board, Dairiboard Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, David Whitehead textiles, Cold Storage Commission, Salisbury Passengers Company (later ZUPCO) , Air Rhodesia (later Air Zimbabwe), Rhodesian Railway (later NRZ) and many others.

They left Zimbabwe as world number one tobacco producers, top ten beef exporter, top ten gold producer, number one nickel and chrome producer, copper and iron producer, best infrastructure development and Africa’s best road network despite sanctions and a war!!

They left grain silos full of grain in Centenary, Banket, Lions Den and scattered throughout the country only for the nation to find out they had been emptied when famine visited the nation in 1992 by @ZANUPF_Official Kumbirai Kangai and GMB officials. No one was arrested.

Needless to say that @zanupf_patriots ran those parastatals to the ground and some to comatose point and the bread basket of Southern Africa was turned into an empty basket case.

They inherited Africa’ best urban transport system and renamed it ZUPCO and ran it into the ground. In 2019 @edmnangagwa announced the introduction of 500 buses to replace the fleet and only 200 were “delivered” never to be seen again on the road and the balance was never delivered.

They inherited the best air fleet and aircraft’s but today its a very sad state of the matter.

We are not saying let us go back to Rhodesia but simply stating that Zanu PF is synonymous with failure and do not deserve a term extension

The CIA link below details how Rhodesians fought sanctions and made it

https://t.co/zkVpUgqIEh

@advocatemahere @TrevorNcube @bbmhlanga @BlessedGeza @HeraldZimbabwe @ChronicleZim @Studio7VOA @NehandaRadio @toneo1st @IanSmiththe3rd @LynneStactia @mailandguardian @thestandardzim @VOANews @ChangeRadioZW @peterndoro @Sophie_Mokoena @DIRCO_ZA

[PowerfulCup @PowerfulCup]

15 Hard Rules of Life:

1.

[Ligue 1 English @Ligue1_ENG]

Paul Labile Pogba. 🇫🇷🌠

[Adam Theo🇿🇼🏏 @AdamTheofilatos]

A very big day for Zimbabwean aviation as UAE’s national flag carrier Etihad has announced the commencement of flights to Harare starting from the first quarter of 2027🇿🇼

[Etihad Airways @etihad]

Six new destinations. One incredible continent ✈️🌍

🇬🇭Accra, Ghana
🇪🇷Asmara, Eritrea
🇿🇼Harare, Zimbabwe
🇨🇩Kinshasa, DR Congo
🇳🇬Lagos, Nigeria
🇨🇩Lubumbashi, DR Congo

This is Africa, in full colour 🌍

Book now at https://t.co/CWJT5GwpvU

#Etihad #BeyondBorders

[Sungura Central @SunguraCentral]

In 1989, John Chibadura and the Tembo Brothers toured UK and Netherlands.

Here are two versions of Hosana; the original recorded at Shed Studios in 1988, and the one they performed live - in one take - at the BBC Radio studios in London while on tour.

True masters of the game!

[Silent Thinker @ThinkerSilentH]

How To Be Mentally Strong

[Retired Lt General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga @SajeniMapuranga]

WHEN THE BARRACKS SPEAKS: When Retired General Henry Muchena declared publicly that the Zimbabwe Defence Forces are watching the unfolding political process and that should ZANU-PF become a security threat, the military will advise accordingly he was not speaking loosely. He was not engaged in bravado. He was articulating, in plain language, a principle that sits at the very foundation of this republic's constitutional architecture: that the defence forces of Zimbabwe exist not to serve a political party, but to serve the nation.

I write not to celebrate General Muchena's remarks as a provocation. I write to contextualise them because in Zimbabwe today, that context is being deliberately obscured by those with the most to lose from clarity. The ZDF does not belong to ZANU-PF. It belongs to Zimbabwe. That distinction is not semantic. It is constitutional, historical, and moral. Section 212 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe is unambiguous. The Zimbabwe Defence Forces exist to defend Zimbabwe, its people, its territorial integrity, and its constitutional order. Section 213 vests command of the defence forces in the President not as a party functionary, but as Head of State and Government, a distinction of profound importance.

Section 214 goes further. It prohibits members of the defence forces from acting in a partisan manner, furthering the interests of any political party, or prejudicing the interests of any political party. That prohibition runs in both directions. The ZDF cannot be weaponised for ZANU-PF. But by the same logic, the moment any political entity regardless of how long it has governed begins to conduct itself in ways that destabilise the constitutional order, the defence forces have both a constitutional duty and an institutional obligation to respond. This is not a novel proposition. It is not imported from foreign doctrine. It is written into the supreme law of this land, ratified by the people of Zimbabwe in 2013.

Those who dismiss the idea of military oversight of political conduct conveniently forget November 2017. Operation Restore Legacy was not carried out because ZANU-PF was functioning constitutionally. It was carried out because factional conduct within the ruling party had reached a point where the institutional security of the state was threatened. The ZDF acted. The nation accepted the intervention. SADC and the African Union did not condemn it. History did not condemn it.

I raise 2017 not to celebrate it as a model of democratic governance any honest soldier will tell you that military involvement in political transitions carries enormous institutional risk. I raise it because it demolishes the argument that the ZDF is or must be a passive observer of whatever a ruling party chooses to do. That argument has already been tested and found wanting not in theory, but in practice, on the streets of Harare, in November of 2017.
November 2017 did not happen in a vacuum. It happened because a political party placed its factional interests above the constitutional order. The ZDF drew a line. Zimbabwe watched. The world accepted it."
Critics will ask who defines what constitutes a security threat? It is a fair question, and it deserves a serious answer.

A political party becomes a security threat when its internal conduct produces outcomes that destabilise state institutions. When constitutionally mandated processes are manipulated to extend the personal tenure of individuals beyond what the law provides, that is not merely a political matter it is a constitutional crisis in slow motion.

[COZWVA @cozwva]

Angola has offered Botswana a 30% stake in the $6 billion Lobito Oil Refinery, while Zambia already holds 26%. With global supply risks, including tensions at the Strait of Hormuz, Botswana will secure fuel supplies. In Angola, retail prices for petrol is $0.32 & diesel is $0.43

[Mambo Chikwaka 🇰🇼🇺🇸 @profckdy]

@capsunitedfczw Shaisa mufaro woyee

[CAPS United FC @capsunitedfczw]

Mamuka seiko ma log leaders

[CAPS United FC @capsunitedfczw]

So even if you add Nketa 7 giants and Mbare giants’ points they still cant surpass ours? Eeeh mhamha yangu ✌️

[Mambo Chikwaka 🇰🇼🇺🇸 @profckdy]

@capsunitedfczw @MJMleatherware kepe kepe woyee