Sinyoro Munjanja

Creative designer / Entrepreneur

[Sinyoro Munjanja @simbirodo]

@MapsMaponyane above all we are all humans. #NoToXenophobia

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@snowballOfficia Communist party hangs people for corruption do you do the same

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@snowballOfficia Do they vote in china

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@Markosonke1 Animals have no borders they should roam Freely otherwise if they don't migrate they perish.

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@CMukungunugwa Zveku actor hazvo

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@CMukungunugwa @edmnangagwa Isai henyu, al basher, Saddam, Gaddafi and many others had statues.

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@KMutisi It's run by Tshabangu. And Chabangu is not opposition.

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@ThatcherMauto @edmnangagwa Thr nation is mourning vamse murikufara

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@CMukungunugwa @wicknellchivayo @edmnangagwa If you mean it is becoming a family thing, you are right vanenge vachitonga

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@PhiriDadir50680 @enkudheni @CMukungunugwa @nickmangwana @BaShonaBaShona Sakatinbhurugwa riripa side crack waizoinona sei

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@taylorkatunga @daddyhope Zambia is 50 years behind Zimbabwe in everything

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@CMukungunugwa Seka mwana wevhu😂😂😂😂 zvinoudzwa vasati vasvika OR Tambo

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@CrimeWatchZW Kudenga kuna Mwari, hutongi hwaMwari uperi. wemunhu chero the 3040 isanai asi zvinemagumo

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@TheTruthPanther What if he has been hijacked

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@GutuObert Today some are perishing in foreign lands the situation doesn't allow them home, we need a true dialogue as a people of Zimbabwe.

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@joy_zelda Washing machine

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@KMutisi @edmnangagwa Chero ukapempedza mbodza aifi yanaka mbodza inorqmba irimbodza

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@UnathiAfrika She just a liar, with this xenophobic thing no black who is sane can claim to be south african

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@PoliceZimbabwe Some south african tourists who recently visited Zimbabwe were discussing this, saying it's brutal on the other side of Limpopo border. We hope there's no such thing happening.

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@FoxNews Lots of hijacking on the cards

[Zwelinzima Vavi @Zwelinzima1]

Look carefully at these pictures.

On 30 June there will be no march to the mansions.

There will be no march to the luxury estates.

There will be no march to the golf courses.

There will be no march to the beachfront suburbs.

Migrants — documented or undocumented — living in those wealthy suburbs have nothing to fear.

Nobody will be knocking on their gates.

Nobody will be dragging them from their homes.

Nobody will be demanding to see their papers.

The rich will sleep peacefully on 29 June.

They will sleep peacefully on 30 June.

And they will wake up on 1 July exactly as they did before.

But in the townships and informal settlements there will be fear.

The targets will not be the rich.

The targets will be the poorest of the poor.

The migrant living in a shack.

The refugee running a spaza shop.

The domestic worker.

The gardener.

The security guard.

The construction worker.

The unemployed young person trying to survive.

And when it is all over:

No jobs will have been created.

No factory will have reopened.

No mine will have reopened.

No pothole will have been repaired.

No school still using pit toilets will have been fixed.

No hospital will have been repaired.

No clinic will have received more nurses.

No municipality will suddenly work.

No family will escape poverty.

No inequality will disappear.

The rich will remain rich.

The poor will remain poor.

And once again, the victims will be people living in shacks while those living behind high walls, electric fences and private security watch from a safe distance.

The anger is real.

The unemployment is real.

The poverty is real.

The inequality is real.

But the targets are wrong.

The poor are being mobilised against the poor while the real causes of the crisis remain untouched.