Zvimbaz1

Son of God by Grace. 🤙🏿🤙🏿

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

Lol

[𝐁𝐞𝐤𝐞𝐞 @chiamakaafc]

CAN YOU NAME THIS PLAYER ?

IMPOSSIBLE, you can’t

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@freemanchari Kamopenga kamudhara aka

[AmaZulu FC @AmaZuluFootball]

But he is a Warrior 🇿🇼

[Harlequins 🃏 @Harlequins]

We’re excited to announce the signing of Zimbabwe International winger, Edward Sigauke 🇿🇼🤝

📲 https://t.co/YO6SgCZwj8

🚀 Delivered By @DHLRugbyUK

#COYQ

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@KingJayZim @kwirirayi Apa eish

[Freeman @freemanchari]

RIDA is under the President's Office. The same office that could not account for $500m in the last budget allocation. They have money for bodyguards but nothing for the pple. Varoyi ava!

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@Beniflorae @FlyAirZimbabwe Eya Zimbabwe for shuwa

[Dr. Denver @denvern3]

Zimbabwe has a peculiar way of screwing over the little man. If you want to import your small car ZIMRA will make sure you pay between 60 to 100% duty without fail, but one unemployed person, buys 7 properties without any traceable business and the same State looks the other way...only raising eyebrows when that person is arrested.

[Dale Steyn @DaleSteyn62]

It’s no secret I have a close relationship with Zimbabwe, so I’m always routing for them as a country, for the people, for their cricket.

That said, with the World Cup coming up next year I’d encourage people to look at Victoria Falls as a destination to visit and watch games, even if it’s not your team, you won’t be disappointed, I promise you that!

Cape Town is the obvious choice for hot spot right now, but I have a feeling after the WC supporters will say Vic Falls was their favorite. Don’t miss out. You’re welcome 👊

[Freeman @freemanchari]

Zimbabweans are allowed to be suspicious of anything that this ZANU PF govt does. They have a history of being dubious. We were once told there was now a new airline called Zimbabwe Airways run by Mugabe's son-in-law Chikore. They even brought some dilapidated planes from Malaysia. Nothing ever came of it. Those of us who were suspicious of that move were label unpatriotic. When whole thing collapsed, none of these "SUPER-PATRIOTIC MEGAPHONES" aplogized or even gave an explanation. They simply move on to another scheme like GeoPomona....

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

Enjoy your holiday....Cab3 was passed and you were quiet... Enjoy

[nelson chamisa @nelsonchamisa]

Fellow Zimbabwean Citizens in the United Kingdom,
Over the next few days, I will be undertaking a Diaspora Citizens Consultation, Engagement and Listening Tour across the United Kingdom. This tour is an opportunity to hear your perspectives, engage on the challenges and opportunities facing our nation, and strengthen the vital partnership between Zimbabwe and its diaspora.
I invite you to join me at one of the following engagements:
• London: Thursday, 5:00 PM
• Manchester: Friday, 5:00 PM
• Corby: Sunday, 12:00 noon
For venue details and further information, please visit https://t.co/xVbr6o5ghU

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@nelsonchamisa Lol are you for real???? Round table and reach out at this time??? The country is in a mess right now and you still want to discuss? You might as well let Zanu do as they please and you enjoy your life as a citizen...Stop taking people for a ride

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@PhillipSibanda8 Pamuromo paharuna hauna kupaona here apo

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@advocatemahere Sorry Fadzy

[Freeman @freemanchari]

The liar and the lipstick!

[Zvimbaz1 @qwashe1]

@chidawaTee Such an approach to politics.... exactly why nyika yedu iri pamaone...kahunhu kekusvotesa plus chitororo

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Zimbabwe’s biggest public hospital group, Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, has been operating in surgical emergency mode for a week after running out of a critical anaesthetic drug, Propofol.

Emergency surgical mode means that the hospital will not perform operations unless they are emergencies. All scheduled operations have been put on hold, and surgeons are only carrying out life-saving procedures.

The shortage has disrupted surgical services and highlights the deepening crisis in Zimbabwe’s public healthcare system, where even essential medicines and medical supplies are increasingly difficult to obtain. The crisis has severely disrupted operations.

In South Africa, a 20 ml vial of propofol costs only about US$0.80, while a 50 ml vial costs approximately US$2.22 at public-sector procurement prices.

This crisis shows how President Mnangagwa’s government has lost sight of important issues, focusing instead on things such as term extensions and maintaining its grip on power while patients die.

Zimbabwe is a country that has gone for more than four years without a single working radiotherapy machine for cancer treatment. Recently, a machine that was acquired has continued to break down, meaning cancer patients are still being denied access to this critical treatment.

Public hospitals also lack dialysis machines. Chitungwiza Hospital, one of the country’s five main central hospitals, does not have a single dialysis machine, yet it is services over 2 million people in Chitungwiza and Mashonaland East.

The level of disregard for human life, incompetence, and corruption has reached frightening levels.

[Hakainde Hichilema @HHichilema]

5 million tonnes! Zambia’s biggest ever maize harvest. My fellow farmers, we keep working.

Bally

[Freeman @freemanchari]

He lies with a straight face...on everything!

[Jameson Z. Timba @JamesonTimba]

Movements lose direction when they begin chasing every voice instead of advancing their mission.
Our task remains unchanged: defend the Constitution, protect constitutionalism, support lawful processes, engage communities, and keep citizens at the centre.
The issue has never been personalities. It has always been Zimbabwe.
Stay focused. Stay organised. Stay peaceful.
#DefendTheConstitution