AuditZIM @AuditZIM

@0MelGibson2 God exists whether you think he exists or not!!!

A serious country understands that infrastructure is not a favour to citizens but a responsibility of those entrusted with public resources. Roads connect communities, open doors to opportunity, facilitate trade, save lives, and give people hope for a better tomorrow!

@mudharagee Mutendi anopa vanhu mazuva ekurarama anoawanepi iye achitoadawo???

@innocentmaruza7 @ZANUPF_Official 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@CMukungunugwa His health will testify more than his mouth!!!! You can hide everything not health.

You don't need to prove anything. Just attend events and try to walk properly without the aid of straws and hedge bushes. People can tell a healthy person from an ailing one. After all, we all get sick at some point. No need to defend or spin.

@nickmangwana This trash guy🤮🤮🤮

@CMukungunugwa When it’s time, everything falls into place!

@paultungwarara How are you feeling today?

Sadly, the people manning our public offices have no idea how a country is run! All they care about is occupying offices and accumulating everything within their reach. They mistake positions of power for emblems of prestige, entitlement and personal enrichment rather than opportunities to serve the people. They have confused leadership with privilege, public office with personal property, and national resources with their private inheritance. To them, success is measured by the wealth they accumulate, the luxury they display and the influence they wield—not by the hospitals they build, the schools they improve, the jobs they create or the lives they transform. Public office is a responsibility, not a reward. Power is a mandate to serve, not a licence to accumulate wealth at the expense of the people.

@nickmangwana With the nonsense of a person you are, one day Zimbabweans will sing yeyeyeyeeeeeyeah while you lie supinely helpless in your coffin ⚰️ Ndoo kunge usinawo kuiswa muma plastic sevamwe!!!!

@nickmangwana Was an investigation instituted into the Kariba ferry disaster?

@CMukungunugwa A tweet to seek new asshole to lick!!!!!

@CMukungunugwa One good thing is - that won't make that guy come back!

Prominent and controversial Zimbabwean banker Dr Munyaradzi Kereke has died in Harare after suffering a stroke. He had been receiving treatment in the intensive care unit at Avenues Clinic. Kereke was an astute and talented banker. His turbulent story took a dramatic turn when he left Stanbic Bank after being headhunted to join the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe under then governor Dr Gideon Gono. Kereke later fell out spectacularly with his former boss. He entered politics, contested the Bikita West parliamentary seat and won. His political career was later overshadowed by his conviction for raping a 12-year-old relative. In 2024, the Supreme Court confirmed his conviction and effective 10-year prison sentence. He had been released on bail while appealing, but was returned to prison after the ruling. After his release, Kereke suffered a stroke.

Chivayo in ‘ruins’: The anatomy of judgment The unrestrained violence inflicted on Wicknell at the time of his death was not ordinary. It was brutal, deliberate and devastating. Imagine, he will now be buried without his head as if the fact that his body parts were gathered into garbage bags weren’t gruesome enough. To me, the violence carried the terrible hallmarks of judgment; vicious and absolute. I do not know whose judgment it was. I have my suspicions, but they are ultimately worth very little in the absence of evidence to confirm them. What it speaks to, however, is unmistakable: one may act with impunity, protected by the power and favour of mortals, but no one escapes accountability forever. Every human being must eventually answer for what they have done. It is not difficult—at least not for me—to understand why Wicknell, otherwise a likeable figure before his vulgar shenanigans with ZANU PF for which he has been pilloried as public enemy number 1, was ultimately called to account. The lesson is clear: whatever power one acquires, one must never trample upon the aspirations of the poor or mock the suffering of the vulnerable. Their pain is not a spectacle, and their dignity is not yours to diminish. Neither should one pretend that there is no day-light between them and God. The tragedy, therefore, is not merely the horror of his dismemberment, nor the grim end to which his actions may have contributed. The deeper tragedy is that some people still refuse to see the lesson. Instead, they would rather emotionally blackmail us all, insisting that we suppress our views and deny the sense of closure most feel at what they regard as a deserved end. The public tumult acknowledges the consequences of a life lived in blasphemy, with pride and impunity and must be understood as such. It reiterates that power does not erase accountability, and that contempt for the poor and the powerless always carries a cost. In the tumult is the expression of both an expectation and a hope carried in the rhetorical question, So who’s next? Yes, the public yearns for similar judgment on the next obnoxious figure. Don’t be that person.

@innocentmaruza7 @ProfJNMoyo 100% local content while he was enjoying DSTV! The motherfucker must pay for his madness!

Dear Kenya 🇰🇪 citizens, please help us to locate Nyakasoro @ProfJNMoyo,

🔥 CHASE THE KILLER AWAY! 🔥 At the funeral — do not let him stand among you. Chase away the killer! Chase Mnangagwa away — NOW! He comes to mourn those HE killed. He comes to shed tears for those HE silenced. Chase him away — before more names are added to the list! ⚠️💀✊🇿🇼

Kubva patisiya mukuru wavo @CMukungunugwa is loosing weight 😫 😪 Iwe wosvora,