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I have declared 5 days of mourning as we reflect on the tragedy in Kariba. I have also appointed a Commission of Inquiry to interogate the circumstances of this tragedy. I have asked government to assist the bereaved families with all their needs to ensure that this tragedy does not weigh down on those left behind.
Government will cater for medical and mental health health needs of the survivors. I have cancelled my trip to Durban so I can travel to Kariba and console the families who have lost their loved ones. The whole of the country mourns with them. May we take this tragedy as an opportunity to reflect and fix our mistakes. Thank you!
This boat is the truest reflection of Zimbabwe today.
Most public services are at the brink of collapse.
The state of this boat is the state of our hospitals,
State of our roads - especially in Matebeleland,
Vic Falls road, Nkayi road, Gwanda - Maphisa road, Byo - Maphisa road, etc.
Our country is in the hands of heartless criminals.
We need a revolution.
#ZanupfMustGo
Dear President Mnangagwa @edmnangagwa
Just in case you are not aware, I would like to bring this to your attention. This is the state of the iconic Birchenough Bridge today.
Bridges, Mr. President, require regular inspection, maintenance and repair. When steel components begin to deteriorate, corrode or crack, they must be professionally assessed and, where necessary, repaired or replaced.
As this photograph clearly shows, there is a substantial visible crack at one of the steel connections, accompanied by corrosion.
Whatever its structural significance ultimately proves to be, deterioration of this nature on a bridge carrying people and vehicles should trigger an urgent inspection by qualified bridge engineers.
This bridge was built in 1936, Mr. President, and it was maintained throughout the colonial era. Look at the state it is in today. This is not merely about appearance; it is about public safety and the responsibility of government to maintain critical national infrastructure.
I am bringing this to your attention publicly, Mr. President, so that if this bridge eventually collapses or a tragedy occurs because of its deteriorating condition, you and your colleagues in government will not be able to say that you did not know.
You have been warned. The condition of the bridge is there for everyone to see. Maintaining infrastructure is cheaper than rebuilding it after a disaster, and certainly cheaper than the loss of human life that can result from neglect.
Dear @econetzimbabwe, you are very cruel to Zimbabweans. Zimbabwe has the most expensive internet in the region or world. What irks me is that in other countries your services are cheaper. In Nigeria I chose an econet affiliate. You’re a monopoly. I encourage everyone to divest.
A friend of mine has just recently travelled on the Victoria Falls to @CityofBulawayo road. She took this photo and wrote the following report:
"On a recent trip to Zambia we decided to go through Botswana to avoid the road from Bulawayo to Vic Falls . There are roadworks on either side of the Botswana road and huge trucks and lorries travelling both ways made it a dangerous journey so we decided to return via the Zimbabwe route . Well - that was truly an unspeakable experience . My foremost reaction was one of deep sadness and anger . Sadness because my memory of this route was one of the most beautiful in our country. Anger - because of the danger . Many of our citizens have to make that journey for their livelihoods . Their lives are at risk . Many of our citizens have created incomes from selling their wares along that road to locals and tourists . They are now reduced to poverty and dust - eking out a living by selling firewood . There was evidence of the Teak trees being chopped down on the edges of the road . The appalling , indescribable state of this road is a crime against our planet ."
Another friend who drove down last Tuesday told me that he did not see a single working construction vehicle the entire distance from Victoria Falls.
What is going on Government of #Zimbabwe?
The ministry of sport organised a FIFA World Cup final watch party at the National Sports Stadium last night, even turning on the floodlights. It went the way you would imagine
📸 @ZBCNewsonline
Zimbabwe should not become a banana republic by failing to honour fundamental rights such as the right to demonstrate peacefully against the unlawful desecration and mutilation of our national Constitution.