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Shame on you maCCC hanzi fifi was sending nudes kuna Nelson Chamisa he must me sued vanhu veCCC munonzwisa hasha
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I feel like this knows what he is doing. He is just wasting our precious time as Zimbabweans. People like him want to stay relevant @ProfMadhuku @lewisuriri nitter.cf/magadziko43836/status/…
Dr. Tagwirei's reported US$2.7 million revolving fund for empowerment projects highlights the importance of providing financial resources to support community initiatives, entrepreneurship and economic development. The key will be ensuring transparency and accountability.
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Aka ndekekusvota vese vari kufunga kuti vanoda kutungamirwa neumwe president asiri president @edmnangagwa
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He is a real builder, Zimbabwe is taking shape indeed. @edmnangagwa @ZANUPF_Official
Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei has availed a US$2.7 million revolving fund to empower Harare women, youth and small businesses through loans, skills and access to capital. The fund will be repaid and reused to benefit more people, promoting sustainable entrepreneurship and job creation
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Some of the most consequential stories never make the front page. Harare had one this week.
At Sunday's Provincial Coordinating Committee meeting, Hon. Minister Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei availed a US$2.7 million revolving fund for empowerment projects in the capital. Zimpapers reports that US$1.125 million is already with the party's Treasurer-General, and the remaining US$1.575 million is due at the end of November. The fund targets income-generating ventures, skills and access to capital, with women and youth first in line.
The key word is "revolving". A donation helps one person once. A revolving fund lends, collects and lends again. H.E. President Emmerson Mnangagwa made the same point when he launched his youth revolving fund: it is a loan, repaid so that many more can benefit.
That matters where growth meets the street. A woman in Mbare making soap needs working capital, not a foreign investor. A young welder in Epworth has the skills but not the collateral banks demand. Government cannot finance every enterprise, and banks will not. A well-run revolving fund fills that gap and turns national growth into broader ownership.
Dr. Tagwirei tied the programme to the President's mantra of leaving no one and no place behind. At the same meeting, he restated that President Mnangagwa is ZANU PF's one centre of power. His own task is to deliver on that leadership's programme. That is the discipline ZANU PF asks of all its members.
The fund is also part of a deliberate province-wide campaign within ZANU PF's broader urban strategy. Harare provincial chairman Godwills Masimirembwa was explicit that the goal is to return the capital to the revolutionary path by reclaiming every National Assembly and local authority seat. Alongside the fund, the province is mobilising eligible voters, and Dr. Tagwirei has set a target of one million members in Harare by 2030. Cities have been the opposition's stronghold since 2000. ZANU PF's answer is not slogans but delivery: capital, skills and jobs, organised zone by zone.
Critics will call it patronage. There is nothing shameful in a party competing for cities by showing it can deliver; that is how politics works in any democracy. ZANU PF's message to urban voters is simple: judge us by what reaches your street.
Announcing money is a commitment. Getting it into the right hands is the work that follows, and the true measure is the businesses and jobs that last. A fund built to revolve is built to be judged by results, and Harare will be able to count them zone by zone.
The best evidence will not be Sunday's announcement but the businesses still trading next year. That would answer Dr. Tagwirei's critics, and vindicate the President who trusted him with the task.
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When President Mnangagwa speaks of Vision 2030 and Zimbabwe’s ambition to attain Upper Middle-Income Economy status, he is extending an invitation to every Zimbabwean to become an active participant in the national development journey. Vision 2030 is not a responsibility for Government alone; it is a collective national mission that calls for unity, hard work, innovation, investment and shared responsibility.
The victory of Vision 2030 must be a shared victory, owned by all Zimbabweans and enjoyed by present and future generations.
#Vision2030 #NyikaInovakwaNeveneVayo #LeavingNoOneAndNoPlaceBehind #ZimbabweForward
Watch the video below and see how others are playing their part in supporting the Government's Vision 2030 agenda.
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Zanu-PF Directs Provincial Structures to Cascade Conference Outcomes to Grassroots
The ruling Zanu PF party has urged its provincial structures to relay feedback from the 23rd Zanu PF Annual National People’s Conference to grassroots structures, ensuring members are fully informed about the outcomes of the indaba held in Chinhoyi last month.
Party Secretary for Information and Publicity Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa said the conference lived up to expectations, with the revolutionary party making key economic decisions aimed at improving the lives of ordinary people.
“The conference was a resounding success and was well organised. Even the resolutions we made will solve a lot of things in the country. We adopted them, and we are very excited,” Ambassador Mutsvangwa said in a statement.
He said President Mnangagwa, as the party’s First Secretary, provided strategic direction to party cadres at the historic conference and urged them to play their part in ensuring that ordinary people’s lives are uplifted.
“A more confident President Mnangagwa rallied party cadres to go back to the people to preach, practise and spread the gospel of progress. This will ensure better livelihoods,” he noted.
Ambassador Mutsvangwa said the Chinhoyi Conference had become a beacon pointing firmly towards economic development, shepherded by a strong executive. That trajectory, he said, rests on a stable political order, made possible by the hard work of an enlightened, organised and structured population.
“The conference marked the death of the epoch of debilitating, fractious and internecine politicking. The ensuing distraction had the bane of retarding and even choking progress,” he said.
He said the President emerged with his authority fully stamped, an uncontested hold on the party and a firm grip on national governance.
Ambassador Mutsvangwa said President Mnangagwa boldly and squarely focused on the Economic Agenda of #Vision2030 and the prospect of middle-income status. He highlighted that the President poignantly underscored the centrality of building value chains in the delivery of goods and services for the demanding global marketplace.
He clarified that this endeavour will unlock value from the country’s abundant mineral resources, favourable climate and fertile soils so that societies can reap and enjoy deserved prosperity.
“Zimbabwe’s developed and disciplined labour force is renowned for its ability to convert capital into profit. He has an impeccable track record, with solid case studies of proven and thriving national business in food security, horticulture exports, and mineral beneficiation to platinum, steel and lithium, among others,” he said.
The conference, he said, focused on issues affecting the people and charted the path to economic recovery.
“A can-do spirit pervaded deliberations, exuding strong communion between the party leadership and the party across all its organs,” he said.
“The organisation of the conference itself spoke of a party aspiring to full modernity. It was a carnival atmosphere. Slick and clockwork-precise, the forward-looking image had shades of splendour.”
The Zanu-PF-led Government will continue implementing policies aimed at driving economic development, modernising and industrialising the country, while addressing the concerns of ordinary Zimbabweans.
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#ED2030andBEYOND🇿🇼 is unstoppable✅
Chedu kuvaka👷🏿♂️ #Vision2030🧱by🧱🇿🇼
Protecting The Values Of #Chimurenga✊🏿
Zanu PF urges provinces to share conference resolutions with grassroots
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How do people still fall for this? Taking advantage of the vulnerable for personal gain while hiding behind the title of a "man of God" is sickening. Zimbabweans see right through it. We deserve genuine leadership, not exploitation!
#Zimbabwe #Accountability
Before lecturing others on democracy, Mahere must explain why democratic principles became optional when they worked in her favour.
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ZANU PF CONTINUES MAKING INROADS IN GRASSROOT SUPPORT.
ZANU-PF is visibly prioritizing and claiming measurable gains in membership recruitment, cell-level organization, and absorption of former opposition figures. Recent party reports describe tens of thousands of new members this year under programs like the Kumusha/Home/Ekhaya drive (cumulative figures are above 290,000 since 2021), cell verification exercises, and targeted efforts in places like Bulawayo vendors’ areas, Mashonaland East, and Harare.
By-election wins and provincial targets (e.g., aiming for large membership bases in urban provinces) are evidence of consolidation. Empowerment funds, revolving projects are being channeled through party structures as incentives and members benefit.
This is real organizational work. ZANU PF's dense local networks (cells/villages) have structural advantages in rural and peri-urban mobilization. Opposition fragmentation after the CCC’s internal collapses, recalls, and leadership disputes has left fewer coherent local structures to compete with day-to-day.
The net picture in late 2026 is a ruling party that is methodically rebuilding and expanding its organizational base while the opposition remains divided and legally focused on constitutional changes. The recruitment reflects deepening organic support and effective patronage. Strong cell structures matter for mobilization.
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The Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Cde Ziyambi Ziyambi, assured the nation that no one will lose their property for failing to validate their title deeds by July 2027.
However, this exercise is important because it secures legal ownership, reduces fraud, and makes properties bankable. It also speeds up transfers, improves planning and revenue collection, and gives people confidence to invest.
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The Art Of War🐊🐊🐊
Sir Wicknell Chivayo the late (also known as Sir Wicknell or Wicknell Munodaani Chivayo), a Zimbabwean businessman and philanthropist, is listed as the owner/operator of T7-WMC✅
This is a Gulfstream G550 (ultra-long-range business jet, serial/construction number 5508 or 005508, Mode-S 50051D).
It is registered in San Marino NB* T7- prefix, a common choice for private jets that allows foreign owners without requiring a local company✅. Aviation databases such as PlaneLogger list it under Sir Wicknell Chivayo as the active owner, with the registration transferred around April 2026.
UKARWADZIWA NA THE LATE SIR WICKNELL HAUPORI😒 HE LIVED HIS LIFE TO THE FULLEST✅ KANA UCHIDAYAKO NGEGE ENDA UNOTEGA, HIS COSTED HIM $34MILLION CHETE🫣🤣🤣🤣🤣
#RIPSirWicknell🕊️
