Maga..

#YourBaker

[Maga.. @that_luba]

Contact #YourBulawayoBaker on 0777285528 for your cakes and enjoy #TheSweetLifeCakery experience

[Ngwenya Nhlanhla @NgwenyaNhla]

Too much English.

She is dancing with her father, again.

[Kudzai M, FSA™ | KashKween | MasterOfCoin @FinLitBae]

We are within!

https://t.co/QnPfsoOrhj

[𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐙𝐖 @CrimeWatchZW]

PLEASE SHARE🙏🏾 | MISSING PERSON ALERT

Help us find Natasha Mashoko, a Form 1 student at Marlborough High School.

She was last seen yesterday at around 6:45 AM when she left home for school. However, she never made it to school and has not been seen since. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing her winter school uniform consisting of navy blue slacks, a navy blue blazer, and a sky-blue shirt.

Her family and friends are deeply concerned for her safety and are appealing to members of the public for any information that may assist in locating her.

If you have seen Natasha or know anything about her whereabouts, please urgently contact Nyasha Mashoko on 0777 229 989.

Please share this post widely to help bring Natasha home safely.

@PoliceZimbabwe

[Maga.. @that_luba]

@Life_After_18 @_BNSL

[Mama T🌻 @herchosenpath]

Being embarrassed about your age makes no sense to me. How you gone let somebody shame you for being alive longer?

[Maga.. @that_luba]

@ilovesupermom 💀

[Ta Hlumza 🕴🏾 @Ta_Hlumza]

Shut Up! Men Are Talking is now currently playing on YT.

Rush to watch.

🔗 https://t.co/Ztrob6v3tG

[Mapholoba @LuthandoFuze]

Born to be a Trust fund baby, forced to trust and fund the process 🫠

[rea @ReaBeee]

I really wish I was a woman of few words. Unfortunately, you will hear from me. 👍🏽

[Queen of BaTonga👑 @The_Tonga_Queen]

Titende🎉
#HutanoKuvanhu
#SahwiraMukuru
@Nyaradzo_Group
Sahwi makapenga, Ndokumbirawo zve 100 reposts ne mwoyo yacho vadikani.🔥

[Maga.. @that_luba]

@zimlive Hmmm kolema

[Lissa♥️♥️ @lizzkelly7]

The fake urgency created in corporate life for absolutely no reason is one of the worst things humans have invented.

[Siya🇿🇦 @uuMaSiya]

"Avoidant attachment style" eyy fuseg wena

[Samkeliso Tshuma @samkebusiness]

She rejected you, didn't she?

[Maga.. @that_luba]

@samkebusiness Just a number leyo age😑

[𝕭. @BusisiweMotha_]

ishlahla sok’landa umufi sona ?😭

[Raisedon Baya @RaisedonB]

Dear Actors in Bulawayo !

[Makomborero Haruzivishe @MakomboreroH]

The Constitution of Zimbabwe, ratified in 2013 following 4,821 exhaustive public outreach meetings across 1,950 wards, enshrines the profound sacrifices and aspirations of Zimbabweans, rooted in the pre-1980 liberation struggle for independence and the post-1980 pursuit of authentic democracy.

This COPAC-led process, spanning 105 days, united farmers, students, mothers, workers, and youth in a wave of hope and solidarity, forging a robust framework for rights protection. Drawing from the indomitable spirit of both the pre-independence liberation and post-independence democratic efforts, it culminated in a triumphant referendum, where everyday Zimbabweans from all walks of life delivered a resounding 95% approval.

In a profound betrayal, ZANU-PF’s Amendment (No. 3) Bill, H.B. 1, 2026, advances through a mere 64 hearings scheduled from March 30 to April 2, 2026 - averaging fewer than seven per province over four days - constituting a calculated procedural coup that silences millions of voices.

The bill audaciously extends terms of office, transfers presidential elections to parliamentary selection, postpones polls until 2030, reassigns voter oversight, overhauls the judiciary, politicizes traditional leadership, and abolishes the Zimbabwe Gender Commission, thereby entrenching state capture and authoritarian control while violating our cherished democratic achievements.

This disparity reveals catastrophic democratic decay and regression, eroding pluralism, desecrating Section 67’s fundamental rights to political participation, and setting Zimbabwe’s democracy back by decades.
All Zimbabweans must actively confront this malaise, which threatens to consolidate unaccountable power and undermine the 2013 Constitution’s participatory principles.

The Constitutional Defenders Forum @cdfzim urges individuals and organizations to engage fully in the public hearings from March 30 to April 2, 2026, by attending provincial sessions, submitting written representations to Parliament (via [email protected] or designated deposit boxes), and opposing provisions that weaken direct democracy and institutional independence.

Join the Constitutional Defence Forum via https://t.co/6xPBwNzzdB to defend and uphold the constitution.

We must challenge this backsliding through lawful avenues, including petitions, civil society campaigns, and advocacy for a national referendum, ensuring amendments align with the popular will rather than elite agendas.
The @cdfzim unequivocally rejects the bill in its entirety to uphold constitutional integrity, protect rights, and honor the sacrifices of past struggles. Collective action is imperative to reclaim and strengthen Zimbabwe’s democratic future.

[Thando Zulu @Thando_tz]

“ uyivila “
Lapho nginqena ngisho ukumuphikisa 😔

[Thandekile Moyo @Mamoxn]

When I see tweets like this,
I am emboldened to keep standing up for my trusted friend and mentor,
Mbuso Fuzwayo.

Because being accused of receiving money from Zanupf,
Is not the worst thing that could happen to me.
I have been accused of working with/for Zanupf a million times,
While being hunted down by the very same Zanupf,
But I'm still standing.

Any damage to my reputation,
Will not come from vouching for the character of a man,
With whom I have walked through unimaginable storms.
Instead,
The damage to my reputation,
Can only come from abandoning him, While his name is being dragged through the mud.

I mean,
Why would I lose sleep over maintaining a reputation to strangers on Twitter?

Of course I would love for everyone to believe that I am an authentic voice against authoritarianism,
But if I ever had to choose
between positive public perception of me,
And standing by a friend I trust,
I would rather strangers believe I am a sellout,
Than have my friend thinking
I would leave him standing alone in the storm,
While people tear him up and smear his name.

I don't fear losing face if I am ever proven wrong.
What I fear,
Is failing to look myself in the eye,
Because I chose public perception,
Because I chose security and protection from backlash,
Over friendship.

I stand with Mbuso Fuzwayo.
If I perish I perish.