They will force that Harare rate on Bulawayo and other city councils.
Coltart: Bulawayo must assess Geo Pomona costs before deal
“If we are satisfied that Geo Pomona is best suited to address waste separation and processing, then subject to it being affordable by council, we would have no objection.”
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Bro wants to succeed himself.
OPINION I Zanu PF succession: Who holds the cards, and what happens next?
by WASHINGTON KATEMA
‘2017 is a reference point, not a blueprint for the present’
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Chofamba, didn’t this particular problem you are highlighting start in 2005? Is it not what led to the first split?
We committed a great disservice to the people’s opposition by supporting an unconstitutional assumption of leadership post-Tsvangirai in the name of political populism.
In the process, we lost our soul and replaced it with personality. No wonder the movement’s heart gave in. It was supposed to be anchored in time-proven democratic principles, worn into the rubric of its organisational framework, from grassroots to Harvest House.
I don’t blame Nelson Chamisa for it. He cannot be what he is not, and left without a movement’s guardrails, he veered off into whatever direction he believed would secure his personal political self-preservation when things got hot. It’s his right to do so, even though by so-doing he extinguished himself as the national beacon of hope he once was.
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How many times are you going to announce that nonsense? You’re taking the piss. Enough with the propaganda.
People have to cry on social media before this government lifts a finger to do anything. @MhonaFelix wena rubberneck, kunini manje?
BULAWAYO–VICTORIA FALLS ROAD REHABILITATION: WORK IS ONGOING NOW
Rehabilitation is underway right now on the Bulawayo–Victoria Falls Road, with all eight contractors back on site, each targeting at least 20 km by December 2026. Works are being carried out in phases—bush clearing, detours, earthworks, drainage, surfacing and widening. This won't be completed overnight, but Government is committed to the project and prioritizing it, with the Ministry intensifying monitoring of scope, progress and quality. To date, 73.4 km has been rehabilitated. The project will improve safety, cut travel time and boost connectivity between Bulawayo, Hwange and Victoria Falls—currently a 15-hour journey. Motorists are advised to exercise caution at construction zones.
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It’s becoming a challenge for the continent.
Ebola disease from the fast-moving outbreak in Congo has now spread to four other countries, including two where it's active. It has spread farther across Africa than any previous Ebola outbreak, reaching three regions. cnn.it/47RLinj
😂😂😂😂😂15 hour journey
BULAWAYO–VICTORIA FALLS ROAD REHABILITATION: WORK IS ONGOING NOW
Rehabilitation is underway right now on the Bulawayo–Victoria Falls Road, with all eight contractors back on site, each targeting at least 20 km by December 2026. Works are being carried out in phases—bush clearing, detours, earthworks, drainage, surfacing and widening. This won't be completed overnight, but Government is committed to the project and prioritizing it, with the Ministry intensifying monitoring of scope, progress and quality. To date, 73.4 km has been rehabilitated. The project will improve safety, cut travel time and boost connectivity between Bulawayo, Hwange and Victoria Falls—currently a 15-hour journey. Motorists are advised to exercise caution at construction zones.
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How does the head of a family walk away and give these reasons yet he or she is the leader? Maybe my comprehension is just bad.
Rottenness within CCC/MDCA made @nelsonchamisa to step aside and he says it was the right and best decision.
I thought the masses are the ultimate power ?🤷🏿🤷🏿
Qn: If Chiwenga, with extensive ties to the military, War Vets & deep state was unable to stop CAB3, in realistic terms, what chance did Chamisa have with a heavily infiltrated political party that had been hijacked by ED's proxy, Tshabangu?
ED had a long term CAB3 strategy. He removed the running mate provision, destroyed CCC & then had to prize Chiwenga's presidential ambitions apart via party resolutions & mutilation of the national & party constitutions.
He has bulldozed everything standing in his way.
It's only those with an insufficient grasp of history & political analysis who can keep claiming otherwise!





























