Those who are bringing ZanuPF content on my TL 🚮🚮🚮

Haaa dzinochekwa baba 😂🙌🏾

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Imwe exposure yekumabasa inogona kukupinza mudepression. I recall ndichangotanga practice I had a 21 year old client who needed assistance with creating a Family Trust. He had two uptown properties, which had been bequeathed to him by his father, with a combined value of about US$700k that he wanted to donate to the Family Trust apa inini ndaitotemeseka musoro neka rent ke two rooms dzekuWarren Park. Ndakangodzungudza musoro bvandarova zimeditation re one hour.

📌 The woman gave a crying child Stone Ginger Beer 😭

@pokellosexxy am at the university fundraising dinner now. I'm missing u babes.

For wider audience

Wicknell paachasungwa we will hear G40 blah blah again #Ngavatongwe

THE ROADMAP TO CAB3: A Timeline: 2018 Malaba manufactured elections “victory” despited a spirited fight by @adv_fulcrum 2019 Destruction of @MDCAllianceZW through Malaba courts 2020 COVID Judgement destruction of opposition through @DouglasMwonzora and @DrThoko_Khupe 2020 Mysterious deaths of @GeneralSBMoyo and General Perrence Shiri 2021 Build-up of #CAB3 Brig by Brig (death of brigadiers) 2022 Recalling Chamisa aligned MPs and beginning of use of money to purchase loyalty. USD40K “loans” 2023 @wicknellchivayo non delivery of ballot materials in @nelsonchamisa strongholds Mazodze cabal Operation Snowball. 2023 Operation Morning After and emergency of @SengezoTsh17075 cabal 2023 Manufacturing of 2/3 majority through recalls of Chamisa aligned MPs. 2024 Capturing and silencing of artistes and influencers using money and cars @jahprayzah @holytenmusic @TockyVibes @Djfantab14 @MaiChisamba @leonardzhakata @EnzoIshal @Madambosszim1 @Maititi10 @CharambaPastor and mand others got captured and silenced. 2024 passing of Cybercrime and Patriotic Acts to stifle dissent and clear the ground for upcoming atrocities. 2025 introduction of CAB noise and 2030 ndenge ndichipo. @edmnangagwa lied that he would respect the constitution. 2026 intensification of #CAB3 and eventual introduction through through charades of consultations and a lot of misrepresentation by @ZiyambiZ Zimbabweans stayed away from the process. @nelsonchamisa @advocatemahere @ChangeRadioZW @toneo1st @ProfessorMapen1 @Trust2405 @CCCZimbabwe @CCCMutasa @zenzele @citezw @PacheduZW @NewZimbabweCom @NehandaRadio @ZimEye @schikanza @SADC_News @_AfricanUnion @MightiJamie @Am_Blujay @ndues_boy @AfrikParliament @Julius_S_Malema @MbuyiseniNdlozi @MmusiMaimane @mamakaCleo @MacBelts @MaiZuKitchen @CrimeWatchZW @SAPESTrust10

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Weekend iri kwa Suzeni Mutami

Lets reprimand this gangster.

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This is where the problem is. You are not advocating for your friend in good faith. You can’t even see your biases because it’s your friend. I don’t think Freeman Chari “Constable” was trying to prove a point when he used OSINT methods to figure out who was behind an account abusing him, he also want the abuse on him to stop. And he didn’t lie or accuse your friend without cause. If protecting the facilitator of the transaction is more important than protecting her image, then I doubt she is being affected the way you guys are insinuating.

OPEN LETTER TO MR NELSON CHAMISA By Rex Midzi Dear Nelson I enjoy reading plays very much particularly those written in the Elizabethan into the Jacobean era, so i plucked out a qoute from one of the plays i like ; William Shakespeare wrote in Much Ado About Nothing : "Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. But for sorrow, it is a traitor." Act II Scene 1 I return to it now because it captures precisely what I wish to say to you, Mr. Chamisa. I am a Zimbabwean that is where my mandate and status is derived from That fact alone entitles me to speak you have twice declared your intention to lead this nation in 2018, and again in 2023 That makes you a public actor with public obligations. My voice on your conduct is not an imposition. It is a right and I shall exercise it with no fear In the 2023 election, I did something that still sits uneasily with me. In protest, I split my ballot. I voted for a ZANU-PF councillor. I voted for a ZANU-PF MP. And then, for President, I voted for YOU IMIMI va Chamisa in other words ndakaita BHORA MUSANGO I did so in part because you yourself told us that MPs did not matter that we should focus our presidential vote on you, on Nelson Chamisa. I listened. I voted accordingly albeit i must admit also in protest to what i disagreed with in my own party ZANU PF regardless it is my vote that I chose to give you I write this knowing what it costs there is a constituency of your supporters who are deeply uncouth who will read this letter and descend with insults before they finish the second paragraph. That is not their failing alone. It is yours. A leader shapes the culture of those who follow him. When your supporters are emboldened to silence dissent through abuse, the buck stops with you Hear me , I am not writing to wound you. I am writing because I believe leaders must account to those who gave them their mandate. Zimbabwe has suffered long under men who treated the electorate as a cheering section. You have always positioned yourself as different Prove it ! It therefore bewilders me genuinely bewilders me that men like Air Marshal Henry Muchena (Retired) and other Retired Generals, men who served under the very system you oppose, have found the moral courage to speak publicly in opposition to CAB 3. Just yesterday 6 Zanu Pf members and war vets challenged CAB 3 in the Constitutional Court These are ZANU-PF stalwarts. Yet you, who asked his voters to believe that you are the future of this country, have been conspicuously silent. How does one explain that? You cannot retreat behind the excuse that you left politics when you departed the CCC. You announced your return. You are back. But more fundamentally you never had the right to simply walk away People voted for you. They voted for the things you told them you would protect. When your enemy came for those things, you did not fight. You blamed the enemy for fighting. Mr. Chamisa, the very nature of an enemy is to fight you. That is what enemies do. What a leader does is stand And now, since last Friday, the entire country has had a front-row seat to something deeply troubling. The audio leaks. The things you said about Mr. Timba. Whatever the context, whatever the provocation you must apologise for those words An apology is not weakness. It is the mark of a man who understands that leadership is a public trust, not a personal privilege The other recordings that followed have only deepened the silence that surrounds you. And it is that silence, Mr. Chamisa, that Shakespeare warned us about. Silence, in joy, is grace. But in sorrow in a moment when your people are watching, waiting, and deserve answers silence is a traitor. Explain yourself to the people. Not because your enemies demand it. But because the Zimbabweans who voted for you deserve nothing less. Rex M.E Midzi The National Dog 🐕 Harare, Zimbabwe