@PoliceZimbabwe my report... police commander at provinces and PGHQ are collecting $1000-00 bribes for transfer of junior cops to traffic sections.
my second report, police province and district commanders are collecting $1500-$2000 bribes for deployment of junior cops to anti snuggling duties
@KMutisi ED has a murder docket reported to the police, tell us the position of this docket.
for same reasons, why shld people waste time reporting to captured police and zacc?
pamhata pamai wako
@KMutisi ED has a murder docket reported to the police, tell us the position of this docket.
for same reasons, why shld people waste time reporting to captured police and zacc?
pamhata pamai wako
Showers and possible thundershowers likely across parts of Southern Zimbabwe on Wednesday, with light showers possible for parts of the Eastern Highlands and North-East on Thursday. ☀️ 🌱 🌦 🇿🇼
my minister, almost all schools are violating this right, learners are being blocked from attending lessons over non-payment of fees. Im reporting Macheke High school and Macheke Nyazema Primary school to you. waiting to see your action.
3)regardless of their financial standing. Let me be unequivocal: any institution found violating this directive will face serious consequences. We will not allow financial hardship to rob our children of their future. Education is a right, not a privilege reserved for the wealthy
Several learners are missing lessons. school heads are blocking learners from attending lessons over non- payment of school fees. This is happening in almost all schools in our country. What are you doing to stop all this? It's happening now, Macheke High school.
Across Zimbabwe, the winds of transformation are blowing and they are carrying the hopes of our children, our Teachers, and our Communities. Under the visionary leadership of His Excellency President @edmnangagwa, the Second Republic is not just talking about development it is delivering it.
Education That Builds Citizens
Many Zimbabweans are now seeing Government in action. From the dusty plains of Tsholotsho to the green hills of Mutasa, new schools are rising not just as buildings, but as beacons of opportunity. These schoolchildren are no longer learning under trees or in overcrowded classrooms. They are being equipped with skills, values, and confidence to become responsible citizens and future leaders.
We are implementing Education 5.0, which goes beyond academics to include innovation, industrialization, and entrepreneurship. Our learners are not just studying they are preparing to build Zimbabwe.
Throughout Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa’s government is establishing Village Business Units (VBUs) a bold initiative that links education, agriculture, and enterprise. These VBUs are transforming rural schools into economic hubs, where communities grow crops, rear livestock, and process goods for local and national markets.
This is a high-impact program. It is increasing household income, reducing poverty, and empowering families to take charge of their futures. Parents are no longer just sending children to school they are partnering with schools to build wealth. We are not blind to criticism. We welcome it because it keeps us focused. But let it be known the Second Republic is delivering with purpose. We are building schools, training Teachers, distributing textbooks, and creating jobs. We are turning policy into progress. @KMutisi
He is a Zimbabwean most corrupt ex convict. He is in corrupt tender deals with Zimbabwe President Mnangagwa. This one is a criminal , a front man for most Sadc presidents.
Who is this guy? 🤨
He seems overtly comfortable in the State House as if he is the boss of @SuluhuSamia
Jamani huyu vipi?
Ikulu imekuwa pa ajabu sana!
#TutaelewanaTu
Reports coming out of Zimbabwe say that Mnangagwa’s regime has paid police officers and other state security officers US$50 each as it prepares to face off with demonstrators during the proposed Monday protests.
Zimbabwe’s police officers are among the lowest-paid in the world, and they live in sorry, disgusting conditions.
The protests are part of what is becoming a vicious power struggle between President Mnangagwa and his deputy, General Chiwenga, aimed at deciding who will be president after Mnangagwa’s term of office ends in 2028.
@nickmangwana Peace and Suffering. They have known peace while walking on top of sewage and living in homes without water, being jobless without money to buy basics.
That is not called peace Nick, that is called Suffering and Smiling.
Breaking news
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the Appropriation Bill into law, which includes provisions on how land expropriation can be carried out.
The bill outlines the legal framework and procedures for expropriating land in the public interest or for public purposes.
It aims to ensure that the process is conducted fairly and in accordance with the Constitution, balancing the need for land reform with property rights.
The legislation marks a significant step in the government's efforts to address historical land inequalities and promote equitable land redistribution.
@Jamwanda2 we are not completely changing the constitution as happened in 2013. we are only changing the sections of the constitution, and the same constitution outlines steps to be taken when amending its sections. 2030 agenda is not an issue of bringing a new constitution