Over the years, some Zimbabweans have been misled to reject GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS/PROJECTS that are from great benefit to them. It used to be the opposition driving this, but now it’s some people in ZANU PF who see plots & ploys at every turn.
It’s now 26 years since the land reform program was launched and the average beneficiary has no access to agricultural finance. Government has had to intervene at a HUGE COST to the taxpayers… The money funnelled by govt into the agricultural sector had little impact due to inherent inefficiencies and the general habit of NOT PAYING BACK govt money…
President @edmnangagwa, in his wisdom, brought the Title Deeds program as a way of UNLOCKING the FULL VALUE of Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Land…. This is, arguably, the LARGEST TRANSFER of Wealth to Africans in history…
To ensure everything goes well, the President created a Committee of COMPETENT ZIMBABWEANS to provide technical support to the govt agencies implementing the new Land Tenure Policy.
Dr Tagwirei, who chairs the Land Tenure Implementation Technical Committee, gave a DETAILED EXPLANATION of the Committee’s role, the Objectives, & the Vision behind this.
Instead of cooking up conspiracies, watch & listen to what this is all about…. Don’t be misled by people who want to grab land from others using their power… Having a Title Deed is the ONLY WAY to secure the land & also to access funding from banks… The days where those with power simply pushed out ordinary people from the land IS OVER! It’s naturally that those who used to do the land grabbing are unhappy.
ZIMBABWEANS, STOP THE SELECTIVE AMNESIA! 🇿🇼
I am sick and tired of the ungratefulness! People act like we weren’t living in a nightmare just a few years ago. You want to talk about "change"? Change isn't a magic trick; it’s hard work, and President Mnangagwa has been doing the heavy lifting while y’all sit on your phones complaining! 🙄
Let’s refresh your "short" memories on what the Second Republic has actually delivered:
NO MORE CASH QUEUES: Remember sleeping outside banks for $20? Remember the humiliation? Today, you use your cards and phones freely. The "queue-queue-queue" era for basic survival is GONE.
FUEL STABILITY: We used to spend half our lives in fuel lines that stretched for kilometers. Now? You drive into a station, fill up, and leave. You take it for granted because it’s efficient now!
FOOD SECURITY REVOLUTION: Through Pfumvudza/Intwasa, we’ve seen record-breaking harvests. We are reclaiming our status as the Breadbasket of Africa. 🌽
INFRASTRUCTURE IS EXPLODING: Look at the Harare-Beitbridge Highway. Look at the new RG Mugabe International Airport. Look at the New Parliament Building. These aren’t drawings on paper—they are REALITY.
MINING IS BOOMING: We are talking about a $12 Billion mining economy. Lithium, Gold, Iron—the investments are pouring in because "Zimbabwe is Open for Business" isn't just a slogan; it’s a policy!
DAM CONSTRUCTION: From Gwayi-Shangani to Kunzvi, we are securing water for the next generation. This is legacy work!
You complain about "slow" change, but you forget he’s fixing decades of rot in just a few years. You want a leader? You HAVE one who works more than he talks. Stop being self-centered and look at the bigger picture. Progress is happening right in front of your eyes, but you’re too busy looking for reasons to be miserable.
Respect the work. Respect the vision. Respect ED! ✊🇿🇼
#ZimOnTheRise #Vision2030 #SecondRepublic #NoOneLeftBehind #Zimbabwe
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YOU might not like ZANU PF, but there’s something deeply flawed with our political discourse.
I work in Communication and Multimedia specifically on digital tools and systems, I have done a couple of National political campaigns and political strategic sessions in several countries with the likes of @glenmpani
Trababalas was trending and the same voices that lead criticism had a good run on the keyboard from misinformation, disinformation and anything else
Too often, what we call “critique” is just performance.
What we call “activism” is often just content creation for clout. And what we call “holding power accountable” is sometimes nothing more than outrage without a plan.
It’s also something we see even in the corporate world those who give work to our relatives are treated unfairly but those critics rush to those relative for financial help.
It’s not that scrutiny is bad far from it. Democracy depends on strong, informed opposition. But what we’re seeing now isn’t scrutiny. It’s what I call self sabotage. A type of political theatre where the loudest voices win attention, not because they’re right, but because the social Media algorithm rewards outrage.
This is the toxicity trap.
We’ve created a culture where every government action must be ridiculed. If a road is built, it’s “optics.” If an airport is upgraded, it’s “for elites.” If a border post becomes more efficient, it’s “window dressing.” But here’s the uncomfortable truth: many of the same critics who trashed these projects now use them. Every day.
No one tweets about how the new highway saved them time. Or how the new dam secured water for their hometown. That part doesn’t trend.
And still, the cycle continues. Performative opposition becomes a badge of honour. Tangible improvements are mocked as distractions. We act as if admitting anything works is an act of betrayal. But is that honesty or insecurity?
President @edmnangagwa won’t take the roads, dams, or border posts with him when he leaves office. Like it or not, those developments now belong to Zimbabwe. The next generation inherits them. And that should matter more than the daily scoreboard of who said what on X or facebook .
If you’re in politics or aspire to be, pay attention. The culture you create now will be the standard used against you later. Today’s sarcastic commentator could be tomorrow’s Minister of Infrastructure. What narrative will you walk into office with? The internet does not forget
We can do better.
We need opposition that builds, not just barks. Critique that offers alternatives, not just applause lines. Politics driven by vision, not vengeance.
Healthy democracies thrive on accountability. But when critique becomes theatre when it’s designed to trend instead of transform it fails the very people it claims to protect.
politicians and activists journalists Stop outrage farming on social media
Zimbabwe deserves more than noise. It deserves leadership and it’s not just about those in power it’s also about you who might lead.
Let’s raise the standard.
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