@nickmangwana You are correct mikoma, they are part of the state and administer tribal land. The state is separate from the government and is manned by neutrals not politicians. Like the Judiciary, they preside over courts and should stay clear of politics.
@IAmPGZW@ShyleenMaziriri Shavishavi ishiri ye black and white inowanzo onekwa munguva yekunaya. Butterfly Chibharibhari....but thats from the word butterfly tho
@Jamwanda2 Groundwater is a Finite Resource. Giving ita price tag helps in Conservation efforts. Leaving it free will result in Groudwater Mining several parts of the country in a few years. Particularly in Region iv and v. We hope ZINWA will soon have systems to monitor abstraction rates
@bla_bidza Please studybthe Botswana model. I do not think there risk you allude to is real. The Zim model of putting land rights and land use planning in the hands of some uneducated villagers has disinfranchised 70% of our people for 100ds of years now
@LeboSpeaks This is actually the situation in every SADC Country. You can't as a foreigner get a trading license in those sectors in Botswana without fronting a local. With mining, we now have the Chinese dominating artisanal mining which is just Gold Panning using picks and shovels.
Ruzhohwa, by Jah Prayzah, has been described by some as a prayer that guides one's daily journeys, while entertainment fans say it deserves the Song of the Year. Watch as HICC makes waves with Ruzhohwa.
Update and Video by Kudakwashe Chibvuri
@dorf_gase@SharonMathala This was a Setup, a very poor one for that matter. Explosives are traceable from source to point of detonation. He is too big a politician to be involved at the level of explosives
@drDendere Ha pamwe unobtainable waona kuti kudzidza hakuna maturo chokwadi. Kuti a whole doctor voti Berekamwana yakana for a Democratic entity. Onopera hoo.
@begottensun Parking the tribalistic nonsense aside. How do we explain the gap between the Engineering excellence of the 11th century that produced the Great Zimbabwe and the Mud hut of the 19th century.