@daddyhope It is your choice, I respect that. Thing is, that guy is whipping people in the streets whilst the police are looking on like its normal. It doesn't become a minority issue, but a national issue because the state is sanctioning those protests
@ManUtd@Casemiro A true warrior, no complaints, just worked his heart out under any manager. Put his life on the line countless times, deserves a legend status, especially for choosing red. Wish you more success in your next chapter
How does Valerio Sibanda feel while driving in a hoard of 20 flashy cars that’s forcefully descending onto a (ZANU PF party-card-selling) Trade Fair @ZITF1 that has no single local product on display, in an economy that seems producing only death-certificates of top military generals since 2017?
The latest two senior military generals have died one after the other in a matter of days, both of them soon after being fired by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Soon after the death of another top Valerio Sibanda colleague, a few years ago, the head of State accused by former First Lady Grace Mugabe as a mercenary, was captured on camera waving a piece of paper which he said is new evidence “discovered” on a later date that diagnoses the death of Perance Shiri as that of COVID-19. READ THE ZIMEYE 👇 ARTICLE
As you are reading this, elective surgical operations have been cancelled this morning at Zimbabwe’s biggest hospital, Sally Mugabe, formerly known as Harare Hospital.
The hospital has not had power for days and it has no water!
The theatre packs are being sterilised at Parirenyatwa Hospital.
It is a mess brought to you thanks to corruption, the looting of public funds and plunder of the country’s natural resources!
Sadly there is no political opposition to really push for this to change!
The lack of electricity and water not only disrupts essential services at the hospital, but also endangers the lives of patients who rely on these resources for their treatment and recovery.
This crisis serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of corruption, mismanagement, and the pillaging of public funds and natural resources in Zimbabwe.
PLEASE RETWEET
This is to acknowledge that the Zimbabwean youth have paid attention to the Auditor-General’s report, which has once again shown the alarming levels of corruption and looting in this country.
These brave young people of Zimbabwe are dedicating their hearts and minds to understanding and exposing the outrageous corruption in their country to their peers, as revealed by the Auditor-General’s report.
Our job as elders is simply to RETWEET so that many more young people understand the importance of this report.
What they do with it is their decision.
RETWEETING it for them costs you nothing but will bring the necessary visibility to more young people!
You can and should follow these focused youths on their Twitter handle @Youth_ZW
"Jesus Christ - Son of God and the Savior of mankind", is among the top 5 most controversial figures in history.
It's hard to imagine Jesus as a human, but he also experienced every pain during his life as we do today.
I researched and found some interesting rarely known beliefs about his life journey,Let's find out (Part-1).
1. He rose from the dead three days after his crucifixion.
- According to Christian belief, On the third day after his burial, Jesus's tomb was found empty, and he appeared to his disciples and others over forty days.
- This event confirmed his victory over death and sin, offering believers the hope of eternal life.
- The resurrection also empowered the early Christian movement, leading to the rapid spread of the Gospel.
No Manchester United fan will pass without liking this post.
Bruno Fernandes turns up for club and country week in week out. Best midfielder in world football.
PLEASE RETWEET THIS WHEN YOU FINISH READING!
This is Jameson Timba in prison uniform, a very senior opposition leader in Zimbabwe.
You must know him today if you didn’t already.
He is in jail after being arrested last week with his son and 70 other young people who had met at his home to commemorate the 1976 South African Youth Day.
Timba loves mentoring young people!!!
Jameson Timba has lost a lot from supporting the struggle against tyranny in Zimbabwe.
That is why every sane Zimbabwean should stand up for him and the 70 others who are in jail with him!
This is a man I met around 2006 when he owned a thriving IT business in Harare and Bulawayo.
He chose to support the struggle against corrupt rule and tyranny and lost all the contracts he had.
He was part of Morgan Tsvangirai’s political backbone.
I remember meeting him at O.R. Tambo Airport in September 2008 when I was flying back home with Morgan Tsvangirai.
Timba had just landed from Harare.
He was fleeing from the 2008 post-election violence, while Tsvangirai was returning home after being in hiding in Botswana for months.
We were driven to the airport by Strive Masiyiwa’s security and team of drivers.
My then boss, Tim Singleton, who now heads the Sky News foreign desk, flew me to Johannesburg to be on Morgan Tsvangirai’s flight back home.
I was the ITV News producer covering Zimbabwe and I had a very good relationship with Tsvangirai who agreed that I would get exclusive access to film for our News at Ten programme on ITV News in the UK.
As we went through VIP security at O.R. Tambo, Tsvangirai was told that one of his lieutenants had landed and wanted to see him before he flew out to Harare. It was Timba!
“Do you have money,” Tsvangirai asked Timba.
With tears overwhelming him, Timba simply said, “I will be fine, but our people have been brutalised and are in submission.”
This man is a warrior for democracy who never makes noise about what he has done for the struggle or what he has lost because of it.
It makes me cry when men like him are persecuted, lose everything, and we fail to even talk about their persecution and suffering!
Timba shouldn’t be in jail for meeting with young people at his private residence.
The captured and shameless courts in Harare must release this man and the 70 others!
They were beaten up. Some can’t even walk, and yet ZANU-PF wants to join the @commonwealthsec while doing this!
Remember Timba in your prayers. Remember the 70 young people who were arrested with him.
This shouldn’t happen in a democratic country;m, well, Zimbabwe is a dictatorship!
It's gut-wrenching to think of the injustices Timba and the 70 are facing, and the brazen abuse of power by the authorities.
It is sad that the recognised CCC faction is quiet while Timba and the 70 others are being persecuted!
We cannot let their stories be forgotten or overlooked.
RETWEET
@mufcMPB Problem at United is that the hierarchy think they have time to discuss what can be done or should be done. They want to implement this after relegation when it will be too late. Everyone is now sick and tired. Rip through and fix now, not yesterday
@daddyhope The stupidity of a sadc bias towards challenges in constitution guidance is that Zimbabweans will flock to their countries en masse and create problems like duduza in SA