Gabi Simba

Conference Mkoba Gweru

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

Our differences shouldn't disrupt the work of God. Actually they should help us move forward with determination. Acts 6:1-3
I give you my back and you give me your back.

[Adventist University of Africa @auauniversity]

We are pleased to welcome you to a special Inauguration and Awards Ceremony—celebrating academic excellence, launch of a new programme, and dedicating our brand-new media studio!
#AcademicExcellence
#CelebrateWithAUA
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[GCAdventistStewardship @Dynamicstewards]

Trust is the foundation of a strong marriage, just as faith is the foundation of our walk with God.

When we invest time and sacrifice for love, trust grows. When we give faithfully, our faith strengthens, and allow us to acknowledge God's faithfulness in our lives.

Let us put God first, and watch Him pour out blessings beyond measure: https://t.co/gozXB8G7ZC

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#GodFirst #DynamicSteward
#FaithfulLiving #MarriageAndFaith

[GCAdventistStewardship @Dynamicstewards]

It’s easy to satisfy our own desires and call it legitimate, but when we indulge in excess—whether in eating, spending, or seeking personal gain—we risk losing sight of our true purpose.

God entrusts us with resources not just for our own benefit but to be faithful stewards of His blessings. Our actions speak louder than words, and a faith that isn’t lived out is like a hollow sound, empty and unconvincing.

How can we be more mindful of our stewardship, and why does it matter? Share your thoughts below!

📖Read more here: https://t.co/oUMqzKoyzb

#GodFirst #DynamicSteward
#Mindfulness #ManageResources

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

@grok What are the implications of Jesus holding the seven stars in His right hand. Rev 2: 1

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Who is @grok?

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@crimewatchzw MaZimba aita seiko?

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@nickmangwana Mortician???

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

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

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

10-16 March 2024 @ Mission Impact Chiredzi. We will be sharing Christ’s love.

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@LynneStactia Anoda Manyuchi

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

@nelsonchamisa 2023 is gone. 2024 has come. It is not about your wisdom, knowledge, finances or physical strength. It is God’s grace. So how do you feel? Did you meet all your set goals in the previous year? Did you rise to the heights you wanted? Remember God is faithful

[Prof Jonathan Moyo @ProfJNMoyo]

#ZimElection2023

JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED
With 36 Days since Nomination Court Day, over 135 Nomination Cases still in Court & only 26 Days to Election Day, it would be a Scandalous Travesty of Justice to Nullify Gazetted Nomination of any Candidate

A long 36 days have gone since the Nomination Court sat on 21 June 2023 to approve local authority, parliamentary and presidential candidates for the harmonised general election due in only 26 short days on 23 August 2023, and yet there are over 135 candidate nomination disputes still pending some in the Electoral Court, others in the High Court an at least one in the Supreme Court.

If this is not a state of emergency type of crisis, then nothing is. The situation is extraordinary, unprecedented in Zimbabwe’s electoral history, and arguably with no parallel even in Sadc or across the Continent.

Meanwhile, the ballot papers for the election have not been printed. In terms of section 52A of the Electoral Act – the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) – @ZECzim is required to inform without delay all political parties and candidates contesting an election, and all observers where and by whom the ballot papers for the election have been or are being printed for the election, and their total number.

ZEC says the printing of the ballot papers has been delayed by the over 135 challenges to the outcome of the Nomination Court 36 days ago on 21 June 2023, whose appeals are still pending in various courts. But with only 26 days to go before the election on 23 August 2023, the delay in the printing of the ballot papers has now fallen foul of the timelines for postal voting. In terms of section 74 of the Electoral Act, an application for a postal ballot paper must be received by the Chief Elections Officer not later than noon on the 14th day after nomination day of an election. With the Nomination Court having sat on 21 June 2023, this means that the deadline was 22 days ago on 5 July 2023. But, since the ballot papers have not been printed due to the unresolved candidate nominations still pending in the courts, the 22 days that have gone by in vain.

Time has literally run out for the distribution of postal ballot papers. In terms of section 72 of the Electoral Act persons who qualify for postal voting are those on duty as a member of a disciplined force or as an electoral officer; or on duty in the service of the Government outside Zimbabwe; or outside Zimbabwe as the spouse of a person on duty outside the country in the service of the Government and are thus unable to vote at the polling station where they are registered to vote.

Section 76(4) of the Electoral Act provides that “the Chief Elections Officer shall ensure that each constituency elections officer receives the ballot paper envelopes sent to him or her at least seven days before the polling day or the first polling day, as the case may be, in the election concerned.”

With only 26 days to go before the election, this means there are only 19 days left for @ZECzim to print the ballot papers for the election and to distribute them to qualified persons – who are at different places throughout the country and who are in various countries around all the world – who applied for postal ballots by 5 July 2023 and for those persons to send them back to the Chief Elections who should then forward them to each constituency elections officers by at least seven days before polling day.

The harmonised general election set for 23 August 2023 – consisting of local government, parliamentary and presidential elections – was proclaimed on 30 May 2023, while the Nomination Court sat 36 days ago on 21 June 2023 and the full list of nominated candidates for the three elections was gazetted by @ZECzim 27 days ago, on 30 June 2023. From today, there are only 26 days to go before the election.

This means the candidates whose nomination was gazetted on 30 June 2023 have been campaigning for the last 27 days. ZEC should not have gazetted the full list of nominated candidates before the finalisation of court challenges to the nomination outcome.

To now nullify the gazetted nomination of any candidate on technical grounds, 36 or more days after the fact and 26 or less days before the harmonised general election can no longer be in the interest of justice.

At this juncture, any nullification of the nomination of any candidate whose nomination was gazetted on 30 June 2023 - on technical grounds - would fall foul of Zimbabwe’s founding values and principles outlined in section 3(2) of the Constitution, and would be tantamount to contempt for the people’s right to vote as a hard won gain of the heroic nationalist liberation struggle enshrined in section 67 of the Constitution, and would smack of a corruption and travesty of justice in that justice denied is necessarily justice denied; and hence it would be an indictment of ZEC’s failure to conduct elections transparently and efficiently, as required under section 239 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe!

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

@choga_trust True @ManuelChoga

[TRC @tura @choga_trust]

The vision of the entity precedes and informs giving. Ps L Masaiti

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

Psalm 55:22
Cast your burden on the LORD,
and he will sustain you;
he will never permit
the righteous to be moved.

Happy Sabbath

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

@CCCZimbabwe Did you participate in the 2018 elections? 🤔🤔

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@joseph_kalimbwe Africans 😳😳😳

[Eric | Stage3Finance @Stage3Finance]

The 10 Biggest Financial Mistakes

Avoid these at all costs:

1. Debt

2. No budget

3. No savings

4. Impulse buys

5. Not investing

6. Overspending

7. No financial plan

8. Lifestyle inflation

9. No emergency fund

10. Not tracking expenses

[Gabi Simba @SimbarasheGabi]

So true

[Unleash Your Mind @MindUnleash_]

10 Straightforward quotes on self-care:

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[Adventist University of Africa @auauniversity]

Congratulations to the East Kenya Union Conference (EKUC) teachers at the recently concluded Adventist Teacher Certification Training (TCT) held at AUA. #teachercertificationtraining, #adventisteducation, #adventistuniversityofafrica