sam

[Tornado..Veteran 102 @tyengeni1954]

Aaacce..Aaccce!

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Many are inboxing me asking to send money to me. I AM NOT TAKING MONEY. Please send it directly to the school’s bank account:

Chizeza Secondary School
Account Number: 4566-00626518-405
ZB Bank, Mount Darwin, Zimbabwe

PLEASE RETWEET for others to see. That is how we can help others by having empathy, just a free RETWEET to help these poor kids!

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Let us do this today dear Zimbabweans.
Let us RETWEET this GoFundMe Link for our brother, the Zimbabwean journalist and political prisoner, Blessed “Dhara” Mhlanga who was jailed without trial for helping expose the attempt to steal POSB.
A RETWEET is free
https://t.co/DBvgVKzKFg

[Castle Lager SA @CastleLagerSA]

Shap, fede bafethu?! 👊 Retweet this post and we might slide your size into your DMs! 🍻 #CastleRugbyChampionship

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Today, Zimbabwe has over 70 political prisoners, including opposition leader and former cabinet minister Jameson Timba, and political and anti-corruption activist Jacob Ngarivhume.

They are accused of crimes they did not commit.
Timba and the 65 others who were arrested at his home have been in jail for 106 days.
Jacob Ngarivhume was arrested on the eve of the SADC summit for supposedly planning with Timba, yet the two men have never met.

His real crime is fighting against corruption, particularly his 2020 threat to mobilise citizens to march against it.
Zimbabwe’s corrupt tyrant, Emmerson Mnangagwa, has never forgiven him for that.

Let us keep these political prisoners in our political discourse, they are in jail for fighting for us and for our rights.
Keeping quiet about these men and women makes the corrupt Zimbabwean tyrant comfortable and happy!

The arrest and detention of Jameson Timba, Jacob Ngarivhume, and others, who are targeted for their political views and opposition to corruption, is a violation of their basic human rights and the principles of democracy.

Citizens, human rights groups/civil society, and the media/journalists also have a vital role in advocating for the release of these political prisoners and ensuring that their stories are not forgotten.
Public awareness and ongoing discussions about these cases will help generate the necessary support to push for positive change and accountability in Zimbabwe.

By keeping the plight of these political prisoners in the public eye and continuing to advocate for their release, we will contribute to the larger struggle for democracy, human rights, and the eradication of corruption in Zimbabwe and beyond.
Ignoring their plight will make it difficult to mobilise against corrupt rule because many will feel that they will simply be forgotten if they end up like Timba or Ngarivhume.

It costs us not even a penny to simply keep their stories in the public consciousness, it costs nothing at all, just love and compassion!

[Freeman @freemanchari]

Yesterday was a good day. We can reach 10% of our goal today if you guys share & retweet. Thank you to the 57 supporters. We need about 1500 retweets to reach potential donors. $10 donaton can buy a bag of cement for us. https://t.co/zzhyeRYLVk

[Freeman @freemanchari]

We have so far raised $540 from 33 donors. Thank you for heeding the call. Let's do something POSITIVE for others! The first $1000 is the toughest, our goal is to get there today. Please donate, retweet and tell someone.
https://t.co/zzhyeRYLVk

[Freeman @freemanchari]

Let's do something positive for ourselves and others. We can transform this school. We just need $10 or more from each one of you. You can also contribute by sharing. Every retweet tends to raise 20cents. We need new stories https://t.co/oeQd8avPKw

[Queen of BaTonga👑 @The_Tonga_Queen]

Chimboita repost chibage chenyu ichi 😂😂😂😂😂

[Doug Coltart ✊🏼🇿🇼 @DougColtart]

Retweet for the biggest heroes of AFCON: the DR Congo players who participated in this brave nonviolent protest last night. A Congolese friend explained the symbolism to me like this: “People are being killed in DRC but the world is silent.“ May we no longer be silent! #FreeCongo

[Tshepo Mekoa @tshepomekoa]

I’m trying to do something that no black child has ever done. I’m building a legacy business, big enough to take on the likes of your DSV, DHL and the Fedex’s of this world!

But it’s damn hard. Please help me by making #brimalogistics famous.

Please hit like and repost !!

#blackchilditspossible
#blackexcellence
#brimalogistics
#the14theyearstartup

[Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼 @advocatemahere]

🟣If anyone has the contact details of this lady, please get in touch urgently. TIA. #RETWEET

[sam @samnhindiri]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Moe Ali @iTsAnToOnY]

Thread: What is happening in Sudan!

I am writing this for non Arabic speakers, I will explain what has been happening in Sudan during the last 9 months, since 15th of April 2023.

#KeepEyesOnSudan

Help Sudan!!

If you see it, its your responsibility to spread it.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

This wine brand called Kumusha is made by a Zimbabwean called @tnashenyamudoka.

Imagine if ALL Zimbabweans who see this tweet would repost it to give Tinashe’s wine brand more visibility as we head towards Christmas.

Imagine each time you see Kumusha you would repost it, imagine what it would do for Tinashe’s wines.

I say so because Black Zimbabweans struggle to support each other even with reposts or retweets that won’t cost them a single penny.

It is the reason why our struggles have taken so long to succeed, we focus more where there is personal benefit than giving another person from our community a push.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

A very powerful speech by this courageous young lady.

When those with courage speak, let us amplify their their voices through a simple RETWEET!

[sam @samnhindiri]

What is to be Done? We Call for International Mediation Towards a Comprehensive Political Settlement in Zimbabwe! #ZimbabweElections2023 #FreshElectionsZW - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/eumVk2nlfu via @ChangeorgSA

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

This is a powerful message for all Black Folks.

RETWEET it so that many of us hear it, and reflect on it.

The truth hurts, but nobody develops without the truth being told and acting on it.

[sam @samnhindiri]

@Africa_Archives Capetown South Africa

[Obert Dube_The African Poet @obertdube_poet]

A talented chess player Carol Ndlovu 14 yrs is supposed to go to Egypt 1-9 September. She doesn't have a passport & is appealing for us$140 for a passport that is urgently needed for registration. Anyone willing to help ,
App me on [phone].