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I'm confused, is this a complaint or it's appreciation? 2ndly who would turn on a lamp then put it under the table? Honestly there's nothing to see in a male body but we're just built different. Good thing is, you'll see but you won't do anything ultimately
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🚧 MABVUKU INTERCHANGE: IMPROVING TRAFFIC FLOW:
The Mabvuku Interchange will expand the road to 8 lanes, with 4 lanes on each side.Two express lanes per side will facilitate through-traffic,while two filtering lanes will direct motorists heading towards Mabvuku, Epworth and town
I'm a feminist zvangu & despite wat some people have turned it into, all I know is it's foundation is NOT hating men. Mary is a serial abuser & targets men with power. We need to hold her accountable & not just support her because she's a woman. Why was she silent all along
Not every major national conversation is happening in Harare, Bulawayo hosting the 2027 Pre-Budget Seminar. A win for decentralisation, local businesses & inclusive governance. Public voices are influencing budget priorities, and that's exactly how it should be Zim2027Budget NDS2
I hope you got the engagement you were looking for. She's pretty, we all get breakouts here & there, maybe she had too much chocolate or something. I'm not absolving her but let's stop this body shaming please, it's beneath you. Don't be like @ZimEye & @zimlive
I'll just leave this here🔥🔥🔥
🚨🎶 #SHAMWARI is out now! 🙌🏾
Big respect to Freeman HKD for this masterpiece. Watch now on YouTube!
Govt is procuring medicines to save lives, so how are supplies disappearing within weeks? Patients deserve care, dignity & empathy, not empty shelves. Hospital executives must account for every delivery. In healthcare, responsibility isn't optional; it's the bare minimum.
Basically what our Finance Minister said at the Pre-Budget seminar was "We are cruising nicely" . Vanhu ava vanogona basa zveshuwa
Zim2027Budget Vision2030 NDS2 Bulawayo
@MthuliNcube01 @TreasuryZW @enkudheni @snowballOfficia @ZimGvt_NDS1 @edmnangagwa
SAns have that sense of entitlement kuti they can comment on other countries' issues yet when you comment on theirs they all turn into Phakela on the timeline🤣🤣🤣
Thank you @ndues_boy for constantly fixing that
Every point at @TuckerCarlson & laugh. Zimbabwe proved that economic stability has nothing to do varungu but everything to do with resilience, commitment & hard work
ZimSanctionsMustGo
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Well, I can’t blame you, Our President @edmnangagwa is looking sharp, charming, and full of personality. His presence and the hope he inspires among Zimbabweans, both at home and in this case abroad in Russian Federation , is something to behold. The motivation and drive he has instilled in Zimbabweans to believe in our nation’s future are remarkable. Just looking at the Professor listening attentively to his address! I understand where you're coming from😂👏🇿🇼
Nothing beats a mother's love, @ZimFirstLady’s educational support is turning dreams into degrees. In Moscow, Angel of Hope beneficiary Ignatius Wadawareva thanked her for giving him the chance to pursue a Bachelor’s in Jurisprudence and Politics RussoAfroSummit Education5.0 NDS2
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An inspiring milestone in human capital development as President Dr. @edmnangagwa engages over 60 Zimbabwean students in Russia,reaffirming the nation's commitment to empowering its youth through education,innovation and sustainable development.#RussoAfroSummit #Vision2030
Vanhu vaShaka iLembe are a disappointment. Hanzi it's the anus of Africa that country🤭🤭. Musanditsiure ndiri nherera plus im single
In my next relationship I want to be as happy as Prof Amon Murwira honestly, look at him listening to H.E address Zim students in Russia. RussoAfroSummit @MoFA_ZW
Providence retweeted
It is always a pleasure to meet and interact with the brilliant young minds representing our great nation abroad. Yesterday, while in Russia for the third Russia-Africa Summit, I took the opportunity to continue our tradition of engaging with Zimbabwean students studying away from home.
Our students are the true ambassadors of Zimbabwe. During our heartfelt exchange at the Embassy in Moscow, I was deeply impressed by their dedication to academic excellence, especially in critical fields like engineering, medicine, science, and cutting-edge technology.
We had an open and constructive discussion where they raised important points regarding mutual recognition of qualifications, safety, and the availability of funds to propel start-ups. I reassured them that the Second Republic remains fully committed to supporting their welfare and creating a thriving environment for them.
As we march towards achieving an empowered, upper-middle-income society through Vision 2030, our goal is to integrate these highly skilled young specialists directly into our local production value chains. I urged them to focus on their studies, absorb global innovations, and ultimately bring that knowledge back home to build the Zimbabwe we all want.
