#BREAKING Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, the son of the late former president, is one of five men arrested today for allegedly assaulting an investigator from the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission during an operation to seize two vehicles allegedly smuggled from South Africa
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this movie was so good, but it had me in tears whoever wrote this deserves to be studied because what kind of psycho comes up with a story like this?πΊπΏ
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I'm sorry about the nature of the video but shoko ngarifambe ππππ
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The classic toy known as the yo-yo was invented and popularized as a hunting tool and toy by a Filipino-American named Pedro Flores before it was mass-produced.
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"We do not have a history of killing white people, white people have a history of killing us."
βLouis Farrakhan
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Hie Crime Watch, please hide my identity. I am a Zimpost employee, and we have gone four months without receiving our salaries. The situation is now unbearable, and we are struggling to make ends meet.
As postal clerks, we earn ZWG 1,600 and US$220 per month after deductions. However, I have not received my salary since July. This problem seems to be affecting most postal clerks across the country, and we are suffering in silence.
I believe Minister Mavetera may not be aware of what is happening because management acts as if everything is normal. Meanwhile, we are in deep pain and struggling to provide for our families.
We are afraid to speak out because we are threatened whenever we complain about the unpaid salaries. But how long are we expected to remain silent? We are still expected to report for work every day, yet we have gone four months without being paid. How are we supposed to survive and take care of our families?
There has been no proper communication or explanation from management. They continue to act as if everything is fine, while employees and their families suffer.
We are appealing to the Government and the relevant authorities to urgently intervene and investigate this matter. We are not asking for favours; we are simply asking to be paid the salaries we have worked for. Please hear our cries and help us.
@TateMavetera @Zimposts @MICTPCS_ZW
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These movies make white people look bad, but the sad part is that a lot of Black people have experienced this kind of treatment in real life. I honestly donβt understand why racism and hatred toward Black people still exist. This show really got to me.
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In the West they call it "Lobbying" the same act is called "Corruption" in Africa
In the West they call it "Transition to Democracy" in Africa they call it a "Coup"
West - "Gerrymandering" Africa - "Election Fraud"
Extraordinary rendition - illegal abduction
Replying to @its_The_Dr
Joseph Pieper
Abuse of Language- Abuse of Power
βReality becomes intelligible through words. Man speaks so that through naming things, what is real may become intelligible. This mediating character of language, however, is being increasingly corrupted.β
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Lady chatterleyβs lovet was a beautiful mix of passion, love, and freedom. I really enjoyed the chemistry between them.
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If this is my country's Disaster Preparedness Strategy then we're in deep sΓΓt.
We need new leaders.
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i thought andrea was being rude on purpose, not knowing she was crushing on her teacherβs side chick, she even wanted to quit school because of it, but the way her teacher genuinely cared about her made this so emotional.
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SO MARRY IS VERY GOOD IS FOGGING PAPER JUST LIKE WHAT SHE INTEND TO DO WHEN VP WAS ON DEATHBED I BELIEVE SHINGI YOU ARE VERY STRONG YOU CAN STILL START OVER SOCCER IS IN YOU AND SOCCER IS YOU.
Personally, I think the President should consider reshuffling th0e Cabinet and moving her to the Ministry of Arts and Culture. She has a natural ability to connect with people, and I believe she would thrive in that role. β at Harare, Zimbabwe
Responding to a question from President of the Senate Hon. Mabel Chinomona during the ICT session, Hon. Tatenda Mavetera said Zimbabwe's high data costs are largely driven by energy and connectivity expenses, highlighting Government measures to reduce sector fees and support interventions aimed at lowering data costs.























