SpeakOut Africa Trust

N.G.O : The voice of the voiceless, marginalized and oppressed communities that are vulnerable due to poverty, social, political and economic representation.

[Doug Coltart ⚖️🇿🇼 @DougColtart]

The President signing #CAB3 is NOT the end of the road! Here's why the President can't just take away our rights. The Constitution says it MUST go to a referendum. Please share this video and together let's demand that they #LetThePeopleDecide!

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

🇿🇼 The constitution is not a rubber stamp.
Extending presidential terms to suit those in power is a betrayal of the struggle and the people’s will.
Leadership must serve the law — not rewrite it to survive.
#RespectTheConstitution #Zimbabwe

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Wow, the president of Dudula is as daft as a brick. I cannot imagine that someone who wants to be a politician, enter politics, and lead people in South Africa does not know what the Frontline States means or what they stood for.

This is exactly why I always encourage young people to read — and to read widely, with depth — not just to chant empty slogans rooted in ignorance.

For those who did not know, the Frontline States were a coalition of southern African countries that supported the liberation movements fighting against colonialism and apartheid in the region.
They were a precursor to what later became SADC, and their solidarity played a crucial role in the liberation of countries such as Zimbabwe, Namibia, Mozambique, and South Africa itself.

The Frontline States were Angola, Botswana, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, and later Zimbabwe. These nations formed a regional alliance during the 1970s and 1980s to coordinate political, diplomatic, and military support for liberation movements fighting colonial and apartheid regimes in southern Africa.

[Marc Anderson @PatriotMarc]

Our nation is being signed away by him.

This man is incredibly evil and weak!

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

Them belly full but we are hungry... B.M.W

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

They sign laws to silence our voices, zvigananda feast while the masses fast. The youth are jailed for speaking out but one day silence will shout!

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

there’s no real opposition to ED’s 2030 plan. Geza is shady, but he’s the only 1 available now. Just like many backed CCC in 2023 not ‘cause they loved Chamisa, but bz he was the only one best placed to effect any change that we hoped for.
hope vs. hopelessness. Pick your poison.

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

Happy Independence Day to the chefs at the top table—the ones who inherited the revolution and turned it into a private buffet. For the rest of us? We’re just cleaning the dishes of a freedom we never got to taste.

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

"The Rise and Fall of Geza".
The man whom many Zimbabweans banked to remove ED from power is disturbingly mum.
Can it be he was silenced by money and other freebies such as ZANU is known to dish out to anyone who seems to be a threat, particularly among war vets

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

Blessed Mhlanga’s only “crime” was doing his job interviewing a war vet who dared speak truth to power. Now he sits behind bars, while those looting the nation walk free. This is oppression dressed in law.
Silencing voices won’t stop the truth — it only makes it louder.

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

Bad leadership can break a nation, but the will of the people can rebuild it. The darkest night ends when the people demand the sunrise. Change begins when we refuse to be ruled by incompetence. Stand up, speak out!

[Floyd Shivambu @FloydShivambu]

Comrade President!

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

The Stomach Revolution
A hungry nation is an angry nation. When corruption eats what belongs to the people, the people will one day eat the system. Bad leadership breeds poverty, and poverty breeds revolt. History always repeats itself.

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

When bad leaders rise, nations fall. Roads crumble, hospitals become graveyards, and schools turn into ruins. The people cry, but the throne remains deaf. Bad leadership is a slow poison—by the time you feel it, it’s already too late. #LeadershipMatters

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

There was gold mafia saga, gold smuggling exposure at the air port, US$15bln missing etc but there was no out cry. One wonders what could be worse to warrant this ranting. Isnt this a fight about inclusion in the system?

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

#DefendDemocracy #NoToTermExtensions

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

Speak out, educate others, reject attempts to amend the constitution for personal or political gain. Leadership should be about serving the people, not clinging to power.Together, we can safeguard our future and ensure Zimbabwe remains a nation governed by the will of the people.

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

The effectiveness of any political system, including democracy, depends on an informed and engaged citizenry, robust institutions, and safeguards against corruption and manipulation. While no system is perfect, democratic principles can be refined through education& transparency

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

Congratulations to the people of Botswana for holding a fair and peaceful election, a true reflection of your commitment to democratic values and national unity. Your dedication to upholding these principles is an inspiration to many.
President D. G. Boko the key is yours

[SpeakOut Africa Trust @speakout595]

War mongers have got a demon to kill innocent souls in the end. What Israel is doing is beyond humanity and causing serious human rights breaching as public facilities like hospitals are being bombed. Superiority over human life must be condemned in strongest terms.
@UN.
@USA.