Castro

Speaker of Parliament of the People….

[Msunu ka Johann Rupert @ZizinjaAbelungu]

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People of Magogeni in Mpumalanga.

We need to find this thing urgently 😡

Circulate and retweet 🙌🏾🙏🏾🇿🇦🇿🇦

[Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧 @Sentletse]

Basotho gents wearing bedding decided that they are not going to be intimidated by some fools going around dressed like roadkill and threatening foreign nationals.

Now the March and March terrorists ‘exempted’ Basotho from their stupid 30 June deadline.

Some of these bedding-clad chaps may be here illegally. So it was not about illegal immigration?

[Persian Girl @Persianserene1]

Iran is now single-handedly challenging Israel and the United States

The era of America dictating the future of our region is over 😉👋🏽

[Li Zexin 李泽欣 @XH_Lee23]

Visa-free is a marvelous and formidable policy against anti-China propaganda.

Previously, people probably might doubt when seeing all that nonsense.

Now, a personal visit shows them just how ridiculous those lies really are.

[shawty @shawtyzw1]

A lot of people have been asking me why I left South Africa when I had all my legal documents in order.

The truth is, my decision had very little to do with paperwork and everything to do with how I was feeling emotionally.

[Engineer Tifah  @tifah_zw]

Africa's largest integrated steel plant is the Manhize (DISCO) Steel Plant in Zimbabwe, valued at USD $1.5 billion.

The most interesting thing about DISCO for me, is its apparent energy self-sufficiency. The factory produces a combined 70MW from their local thermal power plants, more than 15% of HARARE's estimated unsuppressed peak power demand ( roughly 400 to 450 MW). 15+ PERCENT equivalent of the capital city's energy needs being easily produced by one factory in its FIRST PHASE of production. That's impressive!

🇿🇼Zim also used to have an average annual steel import bill of about USD $1 BILLION since the ZISCO Steel's closure in 2008. The annual steel import bill has now been reduced by 50%.

[Zimbabwe Economic Review @ZimbabweReview]

Zimbabwe Tobacco Sales: 2026 vs 2025 (Day 59 Comparison).

Zimbabwe's tobacco sector has produced and sold much more tobacco in 2026, but the sharp fall in prices has reduced total farmer earnings compared to 2025.

Key Takeaways.

💠Volume up strongly.
Farmers sold 41.4 million kg more tobacco than at the same stage in 2025.

💠Prices down sharply.
Average price fell from US$3.37/kg to US$2.52/kg.
Farmers received about 25% less per kilogram.

💠Revenue lower despite higher production.
Although sales volumes rose by 16.6%, lower prices caused total earnings to decline by about US$106.8 million.

[Kevin Castley 🇨🇦 @KevinCastley]

While you have to spend 15% of your income on car payments and maintenance for the luxury of driving on pothole-pilled roads,

In Communist China they have lux giga bullet trains on the largest rail network in history

[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

BREAKING: China MASSIVELY ramped up #Gold purchase in May
After adding 160K oz of gold in March, 260K oz in April, China took advantage of lower price in May again and added 320K oz to gold reserves, >10 times of the monthly purchase amount in 2/2026 when China only added 30,000 oz a month
This is 19 consecutive months of adding

PBOC “officially” added 320K oz (9.95 tonnes) of gold in May

Total gold reserves is now 74,960,000 oz (2331.52 tonnes)

[shawty @shawtyzw1]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is very beautiful 😍..our own Sandton City 🇿🇦

[World Affairs @World_Affairs11]

🚨 🇺🇸 Breaking:

An hour after announcing his resignation, the US Army Chief of Staff says: "A madman will lead the great US military to ruin."

[𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐦 @Malcolm_Pal9]

The truth isn't always what the mainstream media tells you.

[mmatigari @matigary]

Domestic terror on innocent people going on in South Africa

Taxi owners shoot a ride-share car because it has passengers they want in their taxis and bashed the driver.

Commuters in South Africa are not free to choose how to get from point A to B. Sad 😭

[Magatte Wade @magattew]

When I built my skincare company in Senegal, the hardest part wasn't making a great product. My team is incredible, and they proved that from day one.

The hardest part was navigating a system designed to squeeze money out of you at every turn. Permits, inspections, fees, delays, and then more fees on top of the fees.

THAT is what keeps Africa poor, not a lack of talent or ambition.

[Richard Medhurst @richimedhurst]

"China and Russia can't hit the US mainland because it would spark a world war".

Correct.

But the US should be made to fear the same thing — and yet they struck the Kremlin and murdered Khamenei and disrupted China's oil.

There is nothing strategic about a lack of deterrence.

[𝑲𝒖𝒅𝒛𝒂𝒊 𝑴𝒖𝒕𝒊𝒔𝒊 @KMutisi]

Just build your houses the proper way… you don’t cut corners and then start blaming others…. Your attitude will make you do stupid things, learn to be objective. U prefer a country where people just do whatever they want and then cry foul when they face consequences? That’s nonsense and u know it

[momo看世界 @momoworldview]

🇨🇳's self-developed IMIE epiretinal prosthesis system has enabled a completely blind patient to regain the ability to recognize basic Chinese characters & navigate indoors independently—marking the country's 1st case & bringing new hope to many with degenerative retinal diseases.

[World Affairs @World_Affairs11]

BREAKING:

New Epstein's files show pic of president Donald Trump and bill gates , they visited island 290 times

[Ronit Pereira @CAronitpereira]

Charlie Munger on the origins of Chinese-Americans 🇺🇸 🇨🇳

“The Chinese first came in USA trying to build the Sierra, trans-continental railroad in the winter.”

“Our people were dying and it was just impossible, so they brought in 50,000 Chinese coolies, who were in those days practically slaves.”

“They took the coolies in the mountains and said - you build the railroads and they did it! The Americans couldn’t do it by themselves.”

“Fade in fade out 150 years later, due to immigration, these asians have rapidly become Doctors, Lawyers, Businessmen and succeeded mightily.”

“Every instrument that’s hard to play in symphony orchestra, is played by a Chinese face.”

- Charlie Munger. 2019