@ZimbabweNhasi asi road hapana , the obsession with sports cars in a country without a single free/motor way .fix the country first , the roads first then tozonakirwa tashanda .
He risked everything, put his head on the block, while everyone was in hiding. Then today, a known sellout, Chinamasa, calls him 'disloyal'. Chineke wooo!!!
@mats56455@edmnangagwa nonsense you give us a break , all us to fix the country it's broken Presidents are dining with convicted fraudsters , it's not normal !!
Chinamasa’s remarks are difficult to accept. In 2017, General Chiwenga took a significant risk in the events that led to Mnangagwa’s rise to power.
Where was Mohadi at that critical moment?
To now praise Mohadi’s loyalty while overlooking General Chiwenga’s role is a selective reading of history and raises questions about whether loyalty is being judged consistently.
You want fire? Then hear it from an old soldier.
Patrick Chinamasa a man who spent the liberation years how? Not in the bush.
Not in the trenches with the comrades who bled for this country.
While others carried rifles against Smith's Rhodesia, Chinamasa was polishing his law books in comfortable rooms.
when the war was nearly won and the internal settlement sellouts needed clever mouths to legitimize Muzorewa's puppet arrangement, who was there to serve?
Men like Chinamasa. Dzakutsaku bush rats, who only surface when the grain is already gathered by braver hands .
That is the pattern of his whole life: never the rifle, always the briefcase.
Never the sacrifice, always the reward. Muzorewa's generation of sellouts thought they could talk the revolution to death.
They failed. But their spirit walks among us still in men who lecture the real fighters about "loyalty."
Chinamasa who has never taken a bullet for anything except his own career, stands up and crowns Mohadi the loyal one over the General who risked everything in 2017?
That is not politics. That is an insult to every soldier who ever saluted the flag.
The army knows who carried the revolution. The war veterans know. And no podium speech from a Rhodesian-era mouthpiece will rewrite that record.
Chinhoyi is coming. The rats should stay in their holes.
Retired Lieutenant General Winston Sigauke Mapuranga.
🔸Good day @nickmangwana,
1. When is Mr Tagwirei going to step down from the role of Chair of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee? Section 106(a) does not permit a Cabinet Minister to hold any other public office.
2. Has Govt explained to him that under s106(a) of the Constitution, he is no longer allowed to undertake any other paid work, even in the private sector? What’s being done to ensure that there is full compliance with the Constitution in this regard?
3. Have any steps been taken to ensure that there is no conflict of interest or chance of any improper benefit with regard to his business interests and his new economic development and investment portfolio? Is Govt certain there will be no breach of the conflict of interest rule enshrined in s106(b) and (c)?
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
LOYALTY to individuals is false loyalty. True loyalty is to the people, the Party and its founding PRINCIPLES.
Criminals and opportunists are loyal to individuals only for opportunities to steal and plunder resources.
Philip Chiyangwa is a good example & so is Patrick Chinamasa.