Takudzwa Rodney @Rodney_Chasers

They are truly at war with each other. Sadly there is no opposition to take advantage of this bloodletting!

The news that former Zimbabwean finance minister and convenor of the Constitutional Defence Forum, CDF, Tendai Biti’s offices have been surrounded by Zimbabwe’s police is tragic, but expected. Biti’s CDF is opposed to the mutilation of Zimbabwe’s Constitution and the extension of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term. After Biti’s press conference on Friday, the state has moved in on his offices. It clearly shows that the regime is acting outside the law in its attempt to rewrite the Constitution. Deploying state security apparatus to shut down voices opposed to its agenda is not only oppressive, it is a direct assault on the Constitution itself. It is unlawful, unjustifiable, and exposes the regime’s fear of scrutiny. If its agenda is legal and constitutional, why is it terrified of open dialogue?

🔸Good day @wicknellchivayo, When you fetch experienced strategist @ProfJNMoyo from the airport on his return from political exile in your Rolls Royce, kindly ask him to clarify his on-the-record opinion on @edmnangagwa. I have attached his tweet hereto for ease of reference. I am sure @edmnangagwa will be rather pleased to hear the learned strategist’s views on this and other matters. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

sir_wicknell. @wicknellchivayo

8 months ago

THE PROFESSOR HAS SPOKEN…….👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Nothing could be further from the truth, @ProfJNMoyo. The proposed Constitutional Amendments, which include the extension of PRESIDENTIAL and parliamentary term limits, are NOTHING NEW in the history of Zimbabwe and must be understood within

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WOW, just wow. If we had men like her who can stand up and not be scared, Zimbabwean politicians would finally listen to the citizenry. Why are Zimbabwean men scared to stand up and be heard like this? She spoke for me and millions of other Zimbabweans. Why is the constitution being torn apart, and why are men silent while the country bleeds?

🔸It doesn’t make sense that we pay high taxes but the country never has money for basic services like ambulances, computers for schools, medication for hospitals and electricity. It doesn’t make sense that, as individuals, they can afford to buy more cars than the total number of ambulances the Govt owns altogether. Something has gone dangerously wrong in this nation. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

🔸Sorry to take you back but - what kind of Govt spends US$87 million on goats?! We need new leaders.🇿🇼

🔸Say something to him. #DearFatherZim🇿🇼

🔸In this moving clip, Prof Rungani narrates how her father, the late national hero Brig General Rungani, suffered from chest problems and was unable to get a ventilator at Zimbabwe’s biggest public hospital, Parirenyatwa. The truth of the matter is that the collapse of the public health system will affect anyone and everyone, including those who chant 2030 forever. Contrary to what @ZANUPF_Official thinks, those who speak up on this issue are not terrorists. They are patriots who want Zimbabwe to work for everyone. Nobody is safe. It’s a mess. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

PLEASE RETWEET It is 67 days today since Zimbabwean journalist and political prisoner Blessed “Dhara” Mhlanga was jailed without trial for interviewing two people, one opposed to Mnangagwa’s violation of the constitution by extending his term of office, and another one exposing his corrupt attempt to steal the People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB). Please donate to this GoFundMe fundraiser to help his family while he is in jail; gofund.me/0bff0632 If you are in Zimbabwe, you can donate via Ecocash number; +263 7 73210776

Morning people of Zimbabwe This is Madzibaba veshanduko's son Let us all pray for him @ChangeRadioZW thank for Standing solidarity with Godfrey Karembera Will never lose hope in the leadership of HE President Advocate @nelsonchamisa Thank you @LynneStactia

Good morning 5am club. Never go back to a situation you had to pray yourself out of. Never go back to what broke you. Never go back.🌷

🔸Below is a picture of the roof of a classroom in Gokwe that Minister @ProfPMavima says is being renovated. @nickmangwana, by contrast, says the renovation is complete. Maybe @ProfPMavima can explain why they were conducting training for first aid and other things inside a construction site, if his version is to be believed. It’s a mess. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

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2 years ago

@ProfPMavima @nickmangwana @advocatemahere Can we have pictures of the renovated roof?

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Dear @PoliceZimbabwe Here is one of your officers receiving a bribe in exchange for releasing a vendor she had arrested. This was yesterday in Harare’s central business district. They target vendors, arrest them, then release them for a fee. The rot runs from top to bottom. Corruption in Zimbabwe, including bribery and abuse of power, is an ongoing issue that affects the the whole country. Unfortunately, this problem extends to law enforcement officers. This video highlights the detrimental effects of corruption on the justice system and society as a whole. Targeting vulnerable communities like vendors and exploiting them for financial gain not only perpetuates injustice but also erodes trust in the very institutions meant to protect citizens.

🔸Madhaka ayo represent poor planning and underdevelopment. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

Nick Mangwana @nickmangwana

2 years ago

This for me symbolizes resilience, indomitableness and a never say die spirit.

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Speaking at the 2025 African Social Movements Baraza, a transformative conference where activists and advocates from across the continent gathered to discuss the power of social movements. Over the past four days, we shared experiences, strategies, and solidarity, reflecting on pressing issues in the continent. I drew from my personal experience as an elected Member of Parliament from Tshabalala, who was criminally removed; however, our resolve remains unbroken. Despite attempts to undermine our efforts, we continue the fight and remain part of the regional and continental forces advancing the cause. As we say, They sink low, we go high; they block us locally, we go global! We'll continue fighting for justice, knowing that one day our collective efforts will drive meaningful change. Onwards!

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🔸Good day Minister @MhonaFelix, What kind of “road” is this? Chiruudzi? This is one of the main roads that takes one from Harare CBD to the airport (Malta Rd). It’s dilapidated beyond recognition. It is actually a hazard that should have been closed off if your Ministry was at all functional. This sort of thing is why we were shocked that you were crowned the “best Minister”. Best at what when you have potholes so big they create a dam that lasts long after the rainstorm is over? Hana yenyu haina kurova here when you took that award? Given the perennial potholes that plague road networks everywhere, you actually owe us an apology for your incompetence. If this were a normal country, you would resign because the potholes and general state of our roads are cause for grave concern. It’s a mess, nothing to be proud of at all. Chaora@45. We need new leaders.🇿🇼

🔸Good day @PoliceZimbabwe, Why have armed riot police been deployed to the @UniversityOfZim? What role is there for the police in a labour dispute? How does this conduct sit with the constitutional right to fair labour practices? We need new leaders.🇿🇼

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Propaganda, Propaganda, they are selling us illusions just like Santa🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣