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JUST IN: The 82-day detention of Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume has been brought to an end by @ZLHRLawyers, with the High Court ordering his release from prison on bail following a protracted incarceration after he was arrested on 2 August on charges of disorderly
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Our friends in the democratic forces have now spent some long periods of time in prison without cause. What Jacob Ngarivhume, Jameson Timba, and all forces of light currently under detention should do is to completely ignore the antics of the oppressor. The oppressor thinks that he is fixing them, but unbeknown to him is that he is strengthening them. Never be lied to that prison will break the spirit of the figters for freedom. It rather strengthens their resolve. Remain strong and unshaken good fighters!!!
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#COURTS @JobSikhala1 is back at court this morning, he was convicted last week for inciting public violence and is expected to submit his mitigation today before sentencing. Sikhala has been in pre trial detention for nearly 2 years.
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I never believed those who said that the opposition was bought, I never did!
But now I look foolish!
The new legitimate acting CCC president @pmkwananzi as the party awaits way foward on the resignation of their leader @nelsonchamisa
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This is embarrassing, Africa’s leaders lined up like school kids in Italy🤣🤣🤣
Africa is still light years behind because it selects and elects people who are not serious,
From Italy they will be lined up again for the;
Turkey-Africa Summit
India-Africa Summit
US-Africa Summit
Saudi-Africa Summit
Russia-Africa Summit
France-Africa Summit
China-Africa Summit
As Kenyan journalist Larry Madowo said, everyone had a plan for Africa except for Africa itself 🤣🤣🤣
Amy Western or Asian country that wants something from Africa will summon all the continent’s 54 Presidents and Prime Ministers, what a bunch of jokers!
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On my way to Jinja today, Maama Janet and I stopped in Nyenga, Buikwe District and interacted with the wananchi, many of whom were children. It was disturbing to find out that many of these children are not in school because teachers have expelled them due to nonpayment of fees.
The NRM government introduced UPE in 1997, but the headteachers and PTA are abusing it. If the capitation grant is not sufficient, they should inform us so that we can provide additional funding instead of sending these children out of school. Therefore, in the coming financial year or the one after, we will initiate a new campaign on this issue.
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I would like to congratulate the South African Government and the brilliant legal team that argued the case against the brutal killing of defenceless Palestinians.
Leadership requires to take unpopular yet correct decisions to protect the defenceless.
Taking on Israel is not an easy task in a world where such a decision carries severe economic consequences.
It must be made clear that what was on trial is Israel and NOT the Jewish people.
This decision was important to save innocent lives, that is why it surprises many that the same South African Government ignores the loss of life due to violent corrupt rule in Zimbabwe, literally its own backyard.
2500 Zimbabwean pregnant women die every year giving birth in Zimbabwe because of the political crisis authored by ZANUPF’s corrupt rule.
That is the equivalent or 15 jumbo jets crashing every year and killing everyone on board.
Yet South Africa’s ruling party publicly declares support for ZANUPF.
Not only that, the economic burden falls on South Africa for those who survive because 75% of women giving birth at South Africa’s Musina Hospital in Limpopo are Zimbabwean.
If South Africa applied the same moral compass that it correctly used on the genocide in the Gaza Strip in Palestine, these women wouldn’t be dying and the South African taxpayer wouldn’t be carrying the financial burden.
Is the dying of 2500 pregnant Zimbabwean women every year not a human rights issue worth pursuing for the South African Government?
Is the burden of the Zim political crisis on South Africa’s maternity theaters not an urgent issue worth addressing for the SA Government?
Thousands of Zimbabweans die every year from treatable cancer because Zim doesn’t have a single working radiotherapy cancer treatment machine, something that costs only US$1 million to buy.
Those who can cross the Limpopo river end up getting cancer treatment in South Africa.
This is not only a humanitarian disaster, it is also a silent genocide, not only that, but it also burdens the South African taxpayer because South African hospitals have to treat Zimbabweans who seek cancer treatment.
All this is caused by policies authored by the ANC’s kindred soulmate, ZANUPF.
One would ask, are lives elsewhere more important for the South African Government than next door in Zim.
Every life matters!
Does the South African Government only respond when people are killed by bombs and guns and not by failed policies that end up with the biggest hospital in Zimbabwe having only ONE maternity theatre built in 1977 by Ian Smith’s Government.
It costs only US$37,000 or R703,000 to build a maternity theatre, ONE Landcruiser can build 11 maternity theatres in Zimbabwe, yet the Zimbabwean Government has thousands of these cars in service.
What amazes those of us who deal with the daily pain of losing relatives in Zimbabwe is that the South African Government through its President and the ANC is an active defender of the Zimbabwean regime and its disastrous policies.
Is the life of the Black African in Zimbabwe less important to the ANC and the South African Government than elsewhere?
Jamaicans have a proverb that says;
"Yuh fi dance a yard before yuh dance abroad,” loosely translated it says dance at home before you go to dance abroad.
The proverb emphasises the importance of addressing local issues or challenges before venturing into broader or international matters.
It suggests a focus on addressing internal concerns before engaging with external affairs.
The Zimbabwean Government has created an illegal immigration crisis in South Africa such that single issue political parties have been formed in South Africa and are winning seats in elections.
Put differently, Zimbabwe is no longer just a foreign policy issue for South Africa, it is now a domestic issue.
Please do for Zimbabweans what you correctly did for the Palestinians.
Dance a yard before yuh dance abroad, consistent application of moral principles is an important attribute.
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The new Parliament building has conference facilities...why are these MPs galavanting in Vic Falls???? @OpenParlyZw
The Parliament of Zimbabwe is in Victoria Falls for the development of the 7th Institutional Strategic Plan (ISP) to cover the life of the 10th Parliament which runs from 2023 to 2028. The ISP is expected to provide strategic direction and enhance Parliamentary efficiency, effectiveness and responsiveness in the achievement of its constitutional mandate.
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Jacob Ngarivhume's X account has been suspended for violating X rules.
Jacob's last 20-30 posts all have to do with corruption. Challenging the regime about the helicopters, the private jet and the 400k to judges during a cholera outbreak.
What rules did he violate???
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Replying to @daddyhope
Sometimes I’m tempted to say “we deserve this government”.
How can we allow such to happen and we all normalise it and wait for another draconian policy?
Is it fear or selfishness?
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Bad news for Zimbabweans who wear spectacles, out of desperation caused by misplaced political and economic policies, and grand corruption, the Zimbabwean Government has added a 15% tax on all spectacle frames and lenses.
This will push up the price of spectacles by not only 15%;
The Zimbabwean Government is also charging another extra 5% customs duty tax which makes the frames and lenses 20% more expensive from today.
Call it the Eye Tax, what a shame!
It is unfortunate that the regime has added another financial burden on Zimbabweans who wear spectacles. Such policies will negatively impact accessibility to essential goods for people with eye problems.
Spectacles are not a luxury but a necessary instrument for many Zimbabweans.
In countries with normal governments, spectacles are not levied taxes because they are an essential medical instrument.
Access to essential medical instruments is crucial for the well-being of citizens, and policies impacting affordability should be carefully reconsidered for their broader impact on public health.
Already old people who wear spectacles were struggling because their pensions and savings were looted twice by the same political mafia called ZANUPF!
The tragedy is that these taxes are taken to big luxury cars and flying in private jets when old people in rural areas are struggling to see because they can’t afford spectacles!
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WARM-UP for tomorrow’s “Road Works”!
This is in my town of Kasangati, on Jinja-Kayunga-Kampala Rd, where many vehicles are being destroyed by deep potholes; accidents by Vehicles/ Motorcycles dodging these holes kill people;…
We’ve marked the holes to alert oncoming traffic. Please do the same wherever you’re tomorrow- save lives!
#UnitedForcesOfChange
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Now that the attention of the world is on Uganda because of the NAM Summit, let us use this opportunity to increase the demand for our missing people abducted by the Museveni regime as well as all political prisoners. Let us also use this opportunity to highlight the mismanagement of our nation, beginning with the potholes on our roads!
#FixLeadership
#UgandaIsBleeding
#FreeAllPoliticalPrisonersUganda
#UgandaPotholeExhibition
#BringBackOurPeople
#FreeUganda
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Leader of Transform Zimbabwe, Jacob Ngarivhume, believes that defeating Zanu PF requires collective action by Zimbabweans, urging a shift away from reliance on individual politicians and emphasising better coordination within the opposition.
Ngarivhume said politics in Zimbabwe has to move away from individuals and personalities but people must act collectively as Zanu PF was more “coordinated in persecuting people.”
cite.org.zw/ngarivhume-calls…
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#Asakhe
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At some point opposition supporters need to wake up, smell the coffee and tell each other the truth facing them all. The party is gone! Redemption won't come under the blanket of self massaging lies.
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Chiredzi cholera outbreak blamed on contaminated irrigation water in canals
▪️45 new infections and 4 deaths reported in the cholera hotspot
zimlive.com/chiredzi-cholera…
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These are the real victims of the LOOTING & SMUGGLING of gold from Zimbabwe by ZANUPF elites!
More often we focus on the LOOTERS without looking at the consequences of their criminality!
@NgarivhumeJacob took his camera phone to Karanda Hospital.
These are the sad stories there
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If the people have no strategy against one man then the people will struggle forever to deal with a proper system. By now Tshabangu should be history.
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This is a tender issued by the Agricultural Marketing Authority of Zimbabwe for luxury iPhones and iPads in a country with almost 1000% inflation, the highest in the world.
This is happening in a country with NO single radiotherapy cancer treatment machine, in a country where citizens are dying from a medieval disease, cholera, and where the sick are treated under a tree with drip bags hanging on tree branches.
Using public funds for personal luxuries in a country where there is no paracetamol in central hospitals is ethically wrong, especially in a context where there are a multitude of pressing needs for basic services and development.
What is wrong with us?
Why do we behave like God gave us a different brain from other races?
The mismanagement of public funds and the apparent disconnect between the Zimbabwean government’s priorities and the pressing needs of the suffering population is extremely painful.
This has really cut deep for me because as a Boer goat breeder, I have paid thousands of dollars over the years to the Agricultural Marketing Authority when importing goats from South Africa.
I am deeply disappointed to know that my money is being used to by the most expensive iPhones in the world, I don’t even own an iPhone 15 Max yet I am one of the farmers generating this money!
My dear compatriots, issues like corruption and ensuring responsible use of public resources are important steps toward achieving a decent society and meeting the basic needs of our citizens.
It brings me to tears when I consider the money I and millions of Zimbabweans pay to the Government through taxes only for it to be abused this way.
Africa continues to be a basket case not because Africa has no resources, but because of deformed and hopelessly corrupt and incompetent leadership!
The people doing this will see nothing wrong with this, even their political bosses because they too do the same.
That is why other races laugh at us, we are led by people who continue to generate comical content for us to be laughed at!



































