Chipfukuto retweeted
Our land is dug, poisoned and left for dead. From Mutoko to Mazowe, Bindura to Chimanimani, our hills are gone, our rivers are dead, our sacred sites are destroyed.
They come with papers from Harare and protection from above. They take gold, granite and lithium to China. We are left with pits, dirty water, cracked houses etc
If this is investment, why are we poorer? If this is development, why are rivers dying? We did not fight for land to give it away.
We fought to feed our children. Speak up and protect our land, or no land will be left...2030 my foot!
Chipfukuto retweeted
Now the idiot Garwe is trying to distance himself from the destructions. But he is the one who was in the forefront saying he was cleaning the city. As of Mnangagwa he did not even bother himself about the barbaric destructions. Ed must fall.
Chipfukuto retweeted
This madness must be stopped fellow citizens .These are savings for someone their whole life and 2 seconds bhozhongo NO π.This is treason at its highest degree on citizens!! This must be π now and whoever is ordering this must account !!
Chipfukuto retweeted
On this day, Robert Mugabe fired his own Vice President, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa. And the reasons were written in black and white, signed by Minister S.K. Moyo.
He said Mnangagwa had consistently and persistently exhibited traits of disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability.
He had demonstrated little probity in the execution of his duties. In short, his own boss said: this man cannot be trusted.
That was not opposition propaganda. That was not Western sanctions. That was his own President, his own party, his own government telling the whole nation who this man was.
And what did Zimbabweans do? We forgot. We celebrated. We trusted a man who had never repented, never apologised, never changed. We thought power would change him, but power only revealed him.
Nine years later, look at us now. The whole country is tired. The economy is broken. Corruption is worse.
The same complaints of 2017 are now louder in 2026. And now even his own people, his own war veterans, his own comrades like Cde Knox Chivero, his own Vice President Chiwenga, are saying the same thing Mugabe said: this man must go, for the same reasons β disloyalty, deceit, unreliability, no probity.
How is that possible? It is possible because Zimbabweans have a short memory and a soft heart for thieves.
We forgive without repentance. We trust without evidence. We confuse a change of face with a change of character. We thought removing Mugabe meant removing the system, but we kept the system and just gave it a new driver who had learned everything from the old driver.
A man who does not repent does not reform. He repeats. Mugabe warned us in 2017. History is warning us again in 2026. If we trust him a third time, if we allow Amendment Bill No. 3, if we allow 2030, then the stupidity is no longer his β it is ours.
We were warned. We chose not to listen... 2030 kure!
Chipfukuto retweeted
This is why the call for anti-corruption by VP Chiwenga must be supported. Corruption is not just stealing money. Corruption is also stealing time, stealing focus, and stealing priorities.
When a business centre opening becomes a 2030 rally, that is corruption of purpose. When ministers collect allowances while doing nothing, that is corruption of office.
The suggestion is simple and practical. Let us shift focus from campaigning to implementing. Let us merge ceremony with delivery. Every public event must come with a public commitment.
In the modern world, voters are getting more & more INFORMED. Voters are also not LOYAL to anyone but their own interests. And their TOP INTEREST is the Economy & Service Delivery.
American politicians learnt the hard way on Tuesday.
Voters care about the economy more than anything else. They only worry about trivial issues such as the culture wars (religion, gender identities, abortion, immigrants) etc if the economy is doing great.
In Zimbabwe, @ZANUPF_Official defied the trends being experienced by other Liberation Movements because President @edmnangagwa made the ECONOMY & Infrastructure Development his priorityβ¦
In thisππ½ picture, there are 2 Ministers who were appointed because of their competence in matters of creating wealth & developing a country. ED went out of the usual βpolitical poolβ to get people who will deliver & thus pull people towards ZANU PFβ¦
We still have some folks in ZANU PF who want to use historical victories as the basis for political appointments - thatβs suicidal. The voters of 2026 isnβt interested in the stories of the past, they want solutions for contemporary problems.
To remain relevant, ZANU PF has to continue evolving in terms of policy positions & ideology.
Chipfukuto retweeted
With that chaos of land reform and the so called land barons legacy issues this is where we are today. Things get done in the name of ZANU just to get votes and once used people get discarded just like that. This has been a recurring issue. Zimbabweans must learn or perish
Chipfukuto retweeted
Mr Mnangagwa may have his own preferred successor, but as ordinary citizens, we have looked across the nation and vetted every politician. The only man truly fit, mature, and possessing the dignity to lead Zimbabwe is General Chiwenga.
He is not a 'stomach politician' trying to escape poverty through public office, nor is he corrupt. He had options to abandon the people for material gain, but he refused to be bought, unlike the politicians, pastors, and celebrities who accepted cars.
The desire for him to lead the country is coming from the people, not him. He has never publicly stated that he needs to be the next president. He has never done so, but his speeches, the way he is expressing his vision is stealing the hearts of the ordinary citizens and demand that they want him to lead them.
Chipfukuto retweeted
General Chiwenga's name is not a stepping stone for political opportunists seeking relevance. We strongly warn these political newcomers (Mafikizolos) to establish their own credibility through legitimate channels, rather than hiring proxies to insult the Peopleβs General. Regerai madoda.
Chipfukuto retweeted
π₯π₯ Ariel Muchirahondo is making waves in the #Dakar2026 pool.
The swimmer from New Zealand with Zimbabwean roots is proud to be winning races on African soil.
#Olympics #YouthOlympics #Dakar2026
Chipfukuto retweeted
When pressure is mounting they resurrect Chamisaβs political carer π§π§π§π§Chamisa comes in and feed gullible zimbos with Hope π
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The only problem they have now is that Chamisa is no longer that popular. Chiwenga is now the most popular politician in Zimbabwe simpleπ§π§π§
Chipfukuto retweeted
Kana vavengi vako vakuda kukupedza vanotanga kukufananidza na Winky D asi iwewe kana wakangwara usadyire dhiri.
Chipfukuto retweeted
A private South African hospital has contacted me, offering to donate these manual hospital beds to any public hospital in Zimbabwe. The beds were going to be scrapped after the hospital upgraded to new electric ones.
The hospital reached out after reading a tweet I posted about the state of beds in Zimbabwean public hospitals. They can serve patients who need them.
If you are an official at a Zimbabwean public hospital and you want these beds for your institution, send me an email at [email protected] and I will link you up with the hospitalβs contact person.
The hospital will tell you where to collect them, and you will need to arrange your own transport from Benoni to Zimbabwe. Thank you.
Hopefully the driver is safe
WATCH | This incident happened today at around 8am along Waverly Road near Kango in Bulawayo. ZRP officers got into the car and instructed the driver to drive to the police station. However, the driver started speeding with the ZRP officers inside the car and ended up crashing into the back of a truck.
Chipfukuto retweeted
Bedridden Masvingo woman seeks US$1 830 for scans and tests
MASVINGO β A Masvingo tailor who is bedridden following a serious spinal cord injury is appealing for US$1 830 to undergo medical scans and tests in Harare.
Sibongile Tatenda Kakono sustained the injury on December 9, 2022, after falling at work and hitting her back against an iron bar. She suffered a prolapsed disc, pelvic trauma and recurring back pain.
Kakono, who was the breadwinner for her three children aged between seven and 16, is now carried around the house on a stretched blanket as her condition continues to deteriorate.
She has undergone various treatments, including physiotherapy and herbal remedies, but continues to experience leg weakness, pain, numbness and seizures.
Quotations from MRI + Radiology Centre and Lancet Laboratories dated October 30, 2026 show that she needs US$1 830 for further investigations.
The amount covers a lumbar spine MRI costing US$1 210, a pelvic MRI costing US$600 and a urine MCS test costing US$20.
The scans will be conducted at MRI + Radiology Centre, 88 Josiah Chinamano Avenue, Harare, while the laboratory tests will be done at Lancet Laboratories.
She also needs suitable transport, preferably an ambulance or a vehicle capable of accommodating her stretcher bed.
Her 13-year-old daughter, Atidaishe Kausiyo, who attends Victoria High School, said she wished her mother could receive assistance.
"My mother was injured when I was 9 years old and now I am 13. It pains me seeing her in pain. We survive through the support of well-wishers.
"I was incorporated into the BEAM programme this year and before that, Sternley Kondongwe of Byword Motors had been paying my school fees and providing me with uniforms.
"My brother was also enrolled under BEAM after accumulating substantial school fee arrears. My sister's school fees are partly covered by the Solomon Foundation, although she still has outstanding arrears. "We struggle to pay rent and usually give our landlord whatever little we can afford. Fortunately, the landlord has come to understand our difficult circumstances and has been patient with us. "We are currently not living with our father. Our mother is also frequently in and out of hospital, making our situation even more difficult," said Atidaishe.
Well-wishers who wish to assist can contact Kakono on 0784643714, Rutendo Casey Bitonor on 0778604480 or the Masvingo Mirror Helpline on 0716895703 or 0775036812.
masvingomirror.com/bedriddenβ¦
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