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This has to be one of my favorite pictures 🥹🔥🔥Cic Julius Malema and Incoming Mayor of Nkomazi #VoteEFFLGE2026 - Mpumalanga belongs to the EFF @mafia_fane

Who is the acting PRESIDENT ??

EFF Mayoral Candidate for Nkomazi Municipality at KaMaqhekeza Stadium this afternoon, at the Tshela Thupa Rally addressed by President @Julius_S_Malema We can confidently confirm that Fighter @mafia_fane will be the Mayor of Nkomazi Municipality come November. #VoteEFF2026 #VictoryOrDeath

I’m rooting for Cde @mafia_fane for mayor of Mpumalanga ! Unfortunately, the Limpopo River stands between me and the ballot box

Just be careful ambassodor ! One of the brothers might be working for @aljazeera the way they are praying pane hiding camera chete 😂😂😂😂

Hallo Friday !! 😂🤞

MAPEZA MUST GO OR MUST STAY? Scottland beat Petro 2–0 in Harare but lost 3–0 in Angola to crash out of the CAF Champions League. 💔 With the possibility of finishing the season trophyless, should Scottland keep Norman Mapeza or start looking for a new coach?

After winning the by-election with Boss Vhuka’s backing, Mai Georgo is beginning to suspect that the mission was never about service delivery but capturing the council and controlling city resources. Now, she must submit to the Zvigananda or risk losing the very support..

PLEASE SHARE🙏🏾 | 💰REWARD AVAILABLE💰 Please help us find this man, he stole a laptop bag containing a laptop and important government documents yesterday at a Zuva Service station in Harare. He was working with other suspects who were driving a Toyota Fortuner GD-6. My vehicle was locked using a remote, but I suspect that they may have used a device to interfere with the locking system. They parked very close behind my car. The attached picture is an extract from the CCTV footage. We are appealing to anyone who recognises this man or has any information that could help with the investigation to please come forward. If you have any information, please contact Braeside Police or call 0773 599 693. @PoliceZimbabwe

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Apa Epworth Toti you deserve your MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT ? @hon_zivai_mhetu ndimi makavhota

🔹Dear @KandishayaTaura: You will be thinking that we are going back to 2014, isu tano nanga ku 1975! 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️ 🔸The Mgagao Declaration was authored in October 1975 , please note “October “ , by young ZANLA military officers to address a severe leadership crisis, logistical neglect, and political stagnation following the assassination of ZANU Chairman Herbert Chitepo. 🔹The document served as an explicit vote of no confidence against ZANU's founding president, Reverend Ndabaningi Sithole, accusing him of abandoning his troops, misappropriating funds, neglecting fallen guerrillas, and participating in compromised talks. Consequently, the declaration completely rejected “detente” negotiations with Ian Smith’s Rhodesian regime, establishing armed military struggle as the only acceptable path to liberation.📍 “Hatisi Kudzorora Here Kuita Zvatakambotadza?”

ehe Tazvinzwa kuti makataura musiri kuconference but data ririkudhura @TateMavetera

This is how the EFF in Nkomazi entered the Samora Machel Monument and Museum in Mbuzini village earlier today. They all started panicking and sent police to shoot at our fighters for simply marching towards the Monument in commemoration of a revolutionary. We are fearless 💃

Presidential spokesman George Charamba - who has served decades in the corridors of power - found himself caught in a familiar communication dilemma yet again when his immediate boss President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputy Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga used the same Shona expression, "mazvake mazvake", in their polarised addresses to the just-ended Zanu PF Annual National People's Conference in Chinhoyi on Saturday, with some people suggesting he had written or influenced both, trying to serve two masters at the same time. He was accused of influencing both rival speeches in which Mnangagwa, clearly referring to Chiwenga, said "MuZanu PF hakuna mazvake mazvake (there is no room for individualism or pursuit of personal agendas in Zanu PF". He appeared to be responding to what Chiwenga had earlier said in a scathing speech while introducing him to the conference. Chiwenga said "mazvake mazvake haana kwaanotisvitsa" (pursuit of personal interests will not take us anywhere). The two clashing addresses put Charamba, who is Mnangagwa’s spokesperson but close to Chiwenga, in a dilemma. Vocal former Zanu PF Mashonaland West provincial chairman and ex-Norton independent MP, Temba Mliswa, publicly attacked Chiwenga's speech, calling it "corrosive and discordant" when compared to Mnangagwa's. Mliswa targeted Charamba directly for the administration's "internal messaging disaster", warning if Charamba was responsible for crafting contradictory speeches for the country's leadership, he represented an "existential danger to the coherence of the state" and should be fired. Charamba and Mliswa have traded barbs over political loyalty and communication issues for a long time. Mliswa has previously called for Charamba’s dismissal, while Charamba has described Mliswa as a nonentity. Politically, Mliswa's achievements have been phenomenal given that he has not been a political activist in an organisationally and ideologically grounded, structured and consistent way, rising from through the ranks. He is largely a self-made major political actor. Charamba has been government's communication czar for decades. He joined the public service in 1984 as a press officer in the Ministry of Information, Post and Telecommunication Services, and was seconded as Press Secretary to the late former ceremonial president Canaan Banana from 1984 to 1987. After Banana's office was abolished following the 1987 Unity Accord and a major power structural shift (abolishing the ceremonial presidency and prime minister's positions for the executive presidency), Charamba joined the late former president Robert Mugabe's office in 1988 as an Assistant Secretary in President's Information Unit (deputising Linda Chihuri), and later became Mugabe's official Press Secretary; much later Permanent Secretary for Information and Broadcasting Services starting in 2000. Now he is Deputy Chief Secretary for Presidential Communications in the Office of the President and Cabinet and Presidential Spokesperson. Charamba has over the decades tried to maintain reasonably good political and media relations (in the olden days he would even take critical private media journalists to tour the President’s Office and ensure collaborative relations). However, he would also become combative and personal in his interactions with media and journalists. He would act crude and nasty (hiding under pseudonyms on newspaper columns initially and later social media), earning himself critics and opponents within and outside the ruling and government. He sometimes targeted certain journalists and media platforms, especially those that remain stubbornly independent, expose leadership, governance and policy failures, as well as corruption and incompetence, within the regime he serves. At times he becomes downright petty and vindictive; excludes certain media platforms or journalists from state occasions, mainly access to Mnangagwa. Charamba has been good, bad and ugly in his communication practice.

SIR WICKNELL’S GIFTS: FREE CARS, CASH & STANDS! 🚘💰 CAN ZIMRA TAX YOU EVEN AFTER DEATH? @Zimra_11

Cement price in Zim: US$12 - $15 per bag. In Zambia: $4 to $6. That means if my construction operations where in Zambia - I would be TWO times bigger than I'm in Zim and able to build TWO times the sizes of my Projects. Now you see Mukoma @Jamwanda2 why we say ED must now rest?

Kutiza kupindura mubvunzo 😂😂😂 “Chii chakaita kuti Second Republic ivepo?