Zaka district pensioners are pleading with responsible authorities for them to open a People’s Own Savings Bank (POSB) office in their district because they are moving from Zaka to Chiredzi or Masvingo to collect their money which is costly to them considering the amount of their pay outs.
Speaking to TellZim News, chairperson for Zaka pensioners Joseph Dakwa said one of their major issues as pensioners is travelling to Chiredzi or Masvingo POSB to collect their money.
“Government gave pensioners US $50 cushion money but our major complain now is that the only place we are able to collect that money is in Chiredzi or Masvingo. Bus fare is US$ 10 to and from, so we are pleading with responsible authorities to allow us to get our money at the local POSB.
“This doesn’t only affect pensioners in Zaka, but all pensioners who are travelling to get their money as the move is costly,” said Dakwa.
He also added they once talked to responsible authorities about this matter but they promised to look into the matter until now.
“I have spoken to the local post master Furanai Mateta and he said they once opened the facility but all of a sudden the authorities withdrew it and l also spoke to Public Service Commission (PSC)’s Vitalis Makuza who said he spoke to the provincial POSB manager about this matter but he promised to look into it,” said Dakwa.
One source who spoke on condition of anonymity said the Post office branch that was in Zaka did not close but rather moved to Jerera Growth Point.
“The post office moved from Zaka to Jerera growth point and also pensioners are moving to collect their money in Chiredzi or Masvingo POSB because services there are still limited, not all services are offered at Jerera growth point post office,” said the source.
Efforts to get a comment from the POSB regional manager in Masvingo were in vain as the phone went unanswered.
Masvingo City Council is moving to consider incorporating Victoria Ranch Housing Scheme in rates collection in its bid to generate revenue that will enable the completion of projects that will benefit the suburb’s residents.
This was revealed in a Public Works and Planning Committee meeting held on May 9 2022 with council expressing concern over the sprawling suburb’s potential revenue.
“Concern was raised that council should put in place mechanisms of collecting revenue from the beneficiaries of Victoria Ranch Housing Scheme. It was noted that the beneficiaries of the housing Scheme would require services from City of Masvingo, hence they should contribute towards infrastructural development projects in the city, since the scheme would be incorporated into the municipal area in the future,” read part of the meeting’s minutes.
The minutes also revealed that Town Clerk Engineer Edward Mukaratirwa ordered the issue to be included in a special meeting to explore it.
“The Town Clerk advised that the issue to do with Victoria Ranch Housing Scheme required a special meeting to explore it. The matter was referred to the special meeting of the Finance and General Purposes Committee for consideration,” added part of the minutes.
Council as well recommended that the Acting Finance Director be instructed to refer the possibility of collecting revenue from the beneficiaries of Victoria Ranch Housing Scheme.
“That the Acting Finance Director be instructed to refer the feasibility of collecting revenue from the beneficiaries of Victoria Ranch Housing Scheme, to the Finance and General Purposes Committee for consideration,” the minutes read.
The suburb is set to benefit from the legacy Mucheke Trunk Sewer project once it is completed as their sewer reticulation system would be connected to it.
Victoria Ranch is in Masvingo Rural District Council (RDC) ward 7 but Masvingo city council monitored the construction of infrastructure in the area.
For the past years Victoria Ranch residents rely on a few boreholes dotted around the area and residents are blaming Masvingo City Council for water shortages, lack of refuse collection, lack of sewer, and poor road infrastructure.
There are no health centers in Victoria Ranch, thus forcing residents to walk long distances to get medical attention.
The city has always maintained that land barons, most of whom have very close connections to the ruling Zanu PF party, grabbed huge chunks of land on the peripheries of the city and sold residential stands should be held accountable and made to provide optimum services.
The area had about 16 land baron companies that refer to themselves as ‘land developers’ but have barely developed the area besides allowing people to build their houses even directly below high voltage power lines and very close to the city’s dump site.
Some of the land barons were in the previous years subjected to serious questioning during the Justice Tendai Uchena-led Commission of Inquiry into the Sale of Land in and Around Urban Areas since 2005.
Masvingo City Council is currently experiencing shortages of functional ambulances as its fleet is succumbing to break-downs as a result of misuse with 95 percent of mileage being attributed to errands not related to patients transfer.
The shocking revelation was made by the Public Works and Planning Committee during the full council meeting on May 30, 2022 at the Civic Centre.
The committee revealed that council ambulances were always on break down as a result of misuse, claiming that 95 percent of the mileage was due to employees’ personal errands.
“Concern was also raised that Municipal Ambulances were always on breakdown partly due to misuse by sections involved since 95 percent of the mileage recorded was not related to patients transfer, but other staff errands.
“It was highlighted that ambulances should be parked at the fire station and used only for its purpose of carrying patients,” read part of the minutes.
This statement highlighted the level of negligence of council vehicles as the committee also submitted that 2019 traffic violations were recorded for April 2022 through the vehicle tracking system.
“The report on vehicle tracking during the month of April 2022 was considered, it was indicated that a total of 2019 violations have been committed by several drivers during the month.
“The violations covered over speeding, harsh braking, harsh turning and idling,” the minutes indicated.
As a panacea, council resolved that Town Clerk Engineer Edward Mukaratirwa should approach potential donors in the province with the hope of getting more ambulances.
This revelation comes barely three months after Ward 10 councilor Sengerai Manyanga submitted during a full council meeting that vehicles were spotted at inappropriate places such as entertainment venues and at a CCC rally that was held in Rujeko in March 2022.
Masvingo City Council will soon descend on unlicensed vendors following the proliferation of illegal trading centers in most residential areas around the city.
According to minutes of proceedings of the Health, Housing and Environmental Services committee meeting held at Civic Center, the committee raised an issue on illegal trading activities within residential areas before it was also agreed that council organize a joint blitz with the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to combat the activities.
“On trading licenses, the committee raised concern on illegal trading activities within residential premises in the commonage, It was agreed that council should organize a joint blitz with the Republic Police to combat illegal businesses in the residential areas,” read the minutes.
The minutes further reads that a similar consideration was given to the report of the Director of housing and social services on illegal vendors operating outside Garikai market after illegal structures erected outside the market were noticed.
“Consideration was given to the report of the Director of housing and social services on illegal vendors operating outside Garikai market, it was also reported that illegal structures had been erected outside Garikai market,” read the minutes.
The committee also granted council approval to remove all legal structures operating outside the market areas.
“The committee sought council approval to demolish all illegal structures operating outside the market areas. It was highlighted that a joint operation of ZRP and council would conduct operation,” added the minutes.
Quite a number of trading points outside the market became more popular after more traders flocked the area to sell basic commodities after the rise of prices of basic commodities due to inflation.
…local authority prioritizing less important initiatives at service delivery’s expense
Emmanuel Chitsika
Masvingo City Council has been struggling on a number of fronts in terms of effectively fulfilling its mandate of service delivery failing on both liquid and solid waste management, as well as erratic water supplies but the same local authority is on a drive to fund some activities which do not directly benefit residents and ratepayers.
The City Fathers have once again been caught ‘hand-in-jar’ as they divert the few resources they claim to have in their coffers towards events and functions that do not serve the interests of the rate payers.
Minutes availed in the recent full council meeting held on May 30, 2022 revealed a number of programs that the local authority has prioritized though they are operating with a depleted fleet of vehicles with only two functional refuse compactors, broken down fleet of ambulances and the ever broken down Rujeko pump station which has gone for six months without functioning leading to water pollution in Shagashe River a tributary of the city’s sole supplier of water Lake Mutirikwi.
Some of the initiatives seem to propagate political mileage in form of funding other ministries’ activities despite the fact that most government departments owe council huge sums of money in debts.
Donation of ZW$ 305 600 lunch for interactive meeting
Minister Ezra Chadzamira
Council recently donated the equivalent of US$ 992 at interbank rate towards lunch during an interactive meeting hosted by Masvingo Minister of Provincial Affairs and Devolution Ezra Chadzamira on May 13 at Flamboyant hotel.
“The report of the Acting Town Clerk on the ratification of a donation made to the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for hosting an interactive meeting on May 13 at regency hotel Flamboyant at a cost of ZW$ 305 600. The payment was ratified.
“A suggestion was made to make provision for workshops from the devolution budget up front to avoid using funds from another vote. That the payment of ZW $ 305 600 to hotel regency Flamboyant for an interactive workshop hosted by the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution on 13 May 2022 be ratified,” read the council minutes.
With the principle of devolution calling for the involvement of ordinary citizens in determining priorities towards which devolution funds are channeled, one would wonder if such meetings had the blessings of the rate payers.
Quite a number of projects that require funding among them poor, pot hole ridden roads, water works and reticulation system repairs lying idle while the local authority splash such amount for lunch.
Donating towards Masvingo Investment Opportunities documentary (ZW$ 65 000)
Again council is caught off-guard after resolving to offer $65 000 to the same ministry as above for financing the production of a documentary on investment opportunities in Masvingo. The full council minutes revealed that in a meeting held on May 16, council resolved to fund the project.
“Consideration was given to the report of the acting Finance Director on the request by the Minister of Provincial Affairs and Devolution for donations towards the production of Masvingo Investment Opportunities documentary. The acting Finance Director recommended that council makes a donation of ZW $65 000 to Masvingo Province State Occasions Committee drawn from the 2022 Sundry Donations vote towards the production of the documentary which also promote investment in Masvingo City and the province at large,” read the minutes.
Subscription for Chambuta children’s home DSTV decoder
Chambuta Children’s home in Chiredzi District
Another US$ 200 was directed towards paying a DSTV subscription fee for First Lady’s Chambuta Children’s home. The issue was reflected in the council minutes. They had initially opted for an Openview decoder which doesn’t require subscription but later on said the beneficiaries need exposure to national broadcaster ZBC TV as the channel is missing on Openview.
“The committee however noted the need for council to consider coming up with an income generation project for the children’s home such that they may afford paying their own television subscriptions. Council had initially approved the procurement of an Openview decoder but it was realized that the ZBC TV channel was not hosted on Openview.
“It was reported that council then procured a DSTV decoder such that the children may have access to ZBC television channel. The purchase was ratified,” read the minutes.
Medical Aid cover for former Town Clerks and spouses
MCC also resolved to review the medical aid schemes for former Town Clerks as their conditions were not commensurate with those of the incumbent.
“Consideration was given to the report of the Town Clerk on the request to include spouses of two former Town Clerks on council’s full medical aid cover. It was reported that the current conditions for the Town Clerk provided for 100 percent medical aid cover for the TC and spouse when in service and on retirement. The previous conditions of service only provided for 100 percent cover for Town Clerk only excluding the spouse,” read part of the minutes.
Service delivery is in dire situation with the two functional refuse compactors failing to meet the demand of the city and in most cases those two vehicles are down due to overloading as said by the council’s engineering department.
In response to the issue of a depleted fleet for refuse collection, Town Clerk Engineer Edward Mukratirwa said council do not have funds to purchase compactors and were in a position to approach well-wishers in form of corporates like Bikita Minerals, Tongaat Hulett and Renco Mine though such efforts doubtfully would bear fruit.
“We had intentions to purchase even more than three refuse compactors but our cash flows are constrained. We had initially budgeted for two vehicles with the first meant for the first quarter of the year and the second during the second quarter as well but the determinant factor is finance. Otherwise, if we had enough funds, we would purchase them.
“Communications were done with Mimosa, Tongaat Hulett and Bikita Minerals through their public relations sections though they are yet to have responses. As for Bikita Minerals, the last time we communicated with them they were talking about changes in management and thus there could be no breakthrough. We will have to approach Tongaat Hulett when I go for my assignment there in Chiredzi,” said Mukraatirwa.
Residents in Nyika Duma location were left shell-shocked after a fire burnt to ashes a house with property worth thousands of dollars.
The incident is reportedly attributed to an electrical fault according to sources in the neighborhood.
“We suspect that the cause of fire is an electrical fault. The fire is said to have started in one of the rooms and spread to others. Residents tried to pull property out but only managed to save a few items,” said source.
Bikita Rural District Council (RDC) is said to have failed to render assistance rather only watch as the house was destroyed as they do not have a fire engine to extinguish fires.
Bikita Residents and Ratepayers Association (BIRRA) acting secretary Mark Mutengani confirmed the incident and said council has no fire equipment.
“Yes l can confirm that a house in Bikita Duma location was reduced to ashes. As we highlighted in our vehicle scandal petition that council has no fire brigade, the house was burnt to ashes with no help from our council. Council employees came with no form of help other than watching the house destoryed by the fire,” Mutengani said.
Bikita RDC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Peter Chibhi declined to comment on the issue.
“I cannot comment on that issue,” said Chibhi.
Masvingo provincial police spokesperson Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa said a police report was not made hence he cannot comment on the issue.
Despite not having a fire brigade, the local authority was recently accused of misplacing priorities after purchasing and privatizing seven top-of-the range GD6 Toyota Hilux vehicles with council funds.
Just last week another house was destroyed by fire in Mucheke A, Masvingo high density and property worth US $ 4 000 was lost.
Masvingo City Council-owned Mucheke stadium is likely to be renovated as the local authority has sent a recommendation of the upgrade to the Finance and General Purpose Committee for consideration.
According to minutes of the proceedings of the Health, Housing and Environmental Services Committee meeting held on May 30, 2022, council resolved that the Director of Housing and Social Services be instructed to refer the funding for the upgrading of Mucheke stadium.
“On welfare activities, the Committee raised concerns on the bad state of Mucheke stadium. It was suggested and agreed that council should seek funding from the corporate world for the upgrading of the stadium. The matter was referred to the Finance and General Purpose Committee for consideration,” read the statement.
The stadium is the home ground for the newly promoted FC Wangu Mazodze and former premier league team Masvingo United who are aiming to be back in the top flight league next season after they have been playing in the lower league for more than a decade.
On another note council also resolved that Director of Housing and Social Services be instructed to prepare a report on the establishment of an annual Junior Soccer Tournament wholly sponsored by council.
“It was also proposed and agreed that council should promote Junior Soccer games in the city by establishing an annual Junior Soccer Tournament sponsored by council. The Director of Housing and Social Services was instructed to refer the matter to management for consideration,” read part of the statement.
Junior leagues have benefited domestic football at all levels, from the established Premier Soccer League, Women’s Super League, and lower divisions in the country.
Commercial beekeepers and honey extractors in the country are feeling the sting of climate change and the hostile economic environment.
Speaking in connection with the World Bee Day commemorations Ishmael Sithole a professional beekeeper and honey extractor in Chipinge district said in a country with most of its citizens living below the Poverty Datum Line (PDL), people value price over genuine quality products.
“With over 49% of the country’s population living in extreme poverty, it means the bulk of people are very price sensitive. They value price over quality, hence the influx of cheap fake honey in the market which is a big blow to genuine producers,” he said.
He also said traders who engage in honey adulteration are only interested in profiteering rather than in producing genuine healthy commodities.
“Fake honey traders are a threat to both consumers and genuine traders. Honey is food hence adulteration of honey is a classical example of food fraud. Honey traders who engage in such activities are just interested in making money even at the expense of food poisoning consumers,” said Sithole.
However, he lamented climate change and deforestation as another sting on the Apiculture industry.
“Deforestation and climate change contribute to the reduction of flowering plants in dry lands leading to limited nectar and pollen production which are key ingredients for honey production by the bees,” he said.
Some of the key impacts of climate change affecting the apiculture industry include the shifting of seasons, which have become less predictable and weather such as summer droughts and prolonged flooding.
In areas where bees are kept, deforestation is slowed down as they deter wood poachers.
Bees play a critical role in the preservation, conservation of the ecosystem and human food supply.
Worldwide, it is estimated that half of the pollinators of tropical plants are bees.
They are among some of the nature-based solutions to climate change, environmental issues and also being the world pollinators.
Bee pollination has been identified as directly contributing to food security which is goal number 2 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and biodiversity which is SDG15.
The introduction of beekeeping community clubs in rural areas where village heads will be the heads of clubs can also play a pivotal role in preserving the rapidly decreasing population of the pollinators in the country and this can also lead to a healthy life and functioning ecosystem.
Such beekeeping clubs play also a pivotal role in pushing for the achievement of the Global sustainable development goals.
Vocational education in beekeeping both for business and forestry conservation could promote economic opportunities for employment and entrepreneurial enterprise and diversification for indigenous groups.
…As Bishop Bhasera demotes Vicar Gen Fr Nyatsanza, transfers him to rural parish
Emmanuel Chitsika
Factionalism seems to have manifested itself in the Roman Catholic Church’s Masvingo Diocese as Bishop Michael Dixon Bhasera allegedly wielded the axe on former Vicar General Reverend (Rev) Father (Fr) Walter Nyatsanza who he further demoted from the influential position to an ordinary position of Priest in Charge of St Barbra Bangala Mission with effect from June 3.
The alleged demotion also witnessed the rise of Reverend Father Samson Mutsvanga to the post of Vicar General replacing Nyatsanza while Rev Fr Alex Mukaro was assigned to St Vitalis Neshuro Mission as assistant priest.
In a communique circular 11/2022 dated May 30, 2022 addressed to Priests, Religious and DPC Executive, the appointments were with effect from no later than June 3, 2022.
“Rev Fr Samson Mutsvanga has been appointed Vicar General of Masvingo Diocese, Rev Fr Walter Nyatsanza has been appointed Priest in Charge of St Barbra Bangala Mission and Rev Fr Alex Mukaro has been assigned to St Vitalis Neshuro as Assistant Priest.
“The appointments and transfer take effect not later than June 3, 2022, the Feast of St Charles Lwanga and Companions, Martyrs. With sentiments of deep appreciation for your cooperation and best prayerful wishes, I remain,” read part of the later undersigned by Bishop Bhasera.
However some sources within the church have attributed the seemingly bad blood between Bishop Bhasera and Fr Nyatsanza as allegedly emanating from the statements made by the latter during a Mass held to celebrate the good results from 2021 Ordinary and Advanced level examinations at Catholic run Silveira Mission School on May 10, 2022.
Fr Nyatsanza spoke of the need to inject new blood into leadership positions apparently in reference to national politics but some sources claim he was referring to the Bishop and thus this imminent demotion and subsequent transfer.
“Our generation of leadership has failed. You should hold no more hope in us. We are here to wait to die and be buried. Our hope is in young leadership which will do things differently from us.
“Our hope is you the youth to become good citizens, so that when you distribute wealth of the country, it goes to all citizens and not just one or two people. The old no longer have much at stake. You should not expect much from us. We are just waiting to die and be buried,” said Fr Nyatsanza.
However contacted to shed light on the new developments in the church, the new Vicar General Rev Fr Mutsvanga said he was not the best person to comment on such an issue but rather referred this reporter to the Bishop’s secretary identified as Fr Mavedzenge.
“Unfortunately right now I am in a garage fixing my car but can you get hold of the Bishop (Bhasera)’s secretary maybe he might be in a better position to comment on those issues,” said Rev Fr Mutsvanga.
Fr Mavedzenge also declined to comment on the issue saying the person with the authority to explain on the re-assignments was the Bishop himself since he is the one who presided over those matters.
“The person responsible (Bishop) to deliberate on such matters is not around at the moment but I can book you an appointment most probably around mid-June that is when he will be back in office. Because of his schedule, he may only be around then and your request can only be attended to by Right Reverend Bishop,” said Fr Mavedzenge.
Bishop Bhasera however said there was nothing sinister about the re-assignments as it is part and parcel of their tradition as a church especially when one’s term of office expires.
“You can contact Fr Mutsvanga the new Vicar General and church spokesperson. What could be the problem with the changes? Last month we had a number of changes and we are used to that, hence there is nothing new.
” If one’s term of office expires, then changes are imminent. It’s more like part of our tradition as a church. The changes had nothing to do with what Fr Nyatsanza could have said in Bikita. Whoever said that, could have mistakenly said so,” said Bishop Bhasera.
Some sources also privy to the on goings in the church claim that a few weeks ago Fr Nyatsanza reportedly repeated on the need to rid-off old people from leadership positions during a ceremony to celebrate his academic achievements held at his rural home in ward 5 in Mandloro area of Zaka.
Efforts to get a comment from Fr Nyatsanza were fruitless by time of writing as his mobile number was unreachable.
Bishop Michael Bhasera is believed to be 73 having been born on November 11, 1949 and two years short of the official retirement age for a Catholic Bishop which is 75.
Ladies and gentleman let me start by passing my heartfelt condolences on the passing on of Major General Godfrey Chanakira, our distinguished hero because of the work he did for the nation. Eish I am still reeling from shock to the news of his sudden death and struggling to come to terms with it after I saw the man here in Masvingo barely three weeks ago when he was on government business assessing progress on the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP) in the province. Of course death is our ultimate destiny, but when he came and had a briefing at our own Benjamin Burombo (BB) the former soldier did not seem unwell after all only to be told he is no more. Anyway zviriko kuZanu especially when we are faced with such critical gatherings like the October elective congress kkk padzoda kunotungana Scarfmore naGenarari hameno ma1 anenge atanga pasina anoda kuitwa gwara akaimba hake Gafa. Anyway it is part and parcel of our culture to pay respect for the departed ones while we await our time. Go well soldier, rara nevamwe zvakanaka pachikomo pawaida kunyimwa nzvimbo ipapo.
Yaa coming back to bread and butter issues, ladies and gentlemen haaa takazviparira senyika kusiya Zanu ichiita majority in Parliament yaaa takatanga sedambe but tazonzwirira manje nemaStatutory Instruments awa ummm too much a one thing ends up in fatigue, kkkk Mapombi is a learned destitute by the way. Heee Parliament yava dambiro revanana vongoti wada waita chake, afunga kuchinja mutemo oita sekudaro chero zvichibatsira Zanu. Shame this precedence we are setting as a nation will haunt us one day, believe you me. Mapombi anotaura sedambe asi pazvinozoitika vazhinji mobata miromo chero musingazondiudzi henyu kana zvadudzirwa. Now they have come up with a Statutory Instrument to force farmers to deliver maize to GMB but when it is farming season kkkk vanopanana maiInputs pachiZanu Zanu asi kana vaisa roadblock yemapurisa neavo vemaRed Beret hanzi torerai wese asina license chibage imi kaa Zanu chinhu chakaora. Kkkkk his command economy thing never seize to amaze people for sure. Ko sei hurumende isina moyo iyi mese kuita semakazvarwa paBarika nana mai vamwe here kufurirana utsinye? Anyway command economy is a proven failure in Zimbabwe, watch out there.
Right! coming back to my core issue guys believe you me GENARARI vave nesimba pamukomana wasisi Auxillia shuwa. The late Chanakira who was a permanent secretary in the VP’s office was accorded a State assisted funeral but that only lasted a few hours if not minutes before the powerful former ZDF commander reversed the decision. Kkkk zvandifungisa kambo kaya‘Kumusha haadi ondovigwepi’. Of course Genarari vati Chanakira kuChikomo ndokwake and subsequently Dr J Misheck Sibanda made another announcement that the late is declared a national hero. I salute Chiwenga though ndisina kuzvidzidzira hangu but will try by all means to salute the general for he has proven himself in this case. Whatever the case, that women’s league has endorsed Tongombeya, tondosangana kumapenalty naGuvheya this time around. If he possesses the powers to turn the decision of a whole Politburo, then who am I to underestimate his power if not at my own peril. Watch out the soldier is soldiering and will soldier on this time around.
Guys chakaherereka pedu paRoman Catholic Masvingo Diocese apo haaaa Bishop vazvibuka shuwa. Yes of course re-assignments and transfers have been common occurrences in most if not all organisations, but it is that level of demotions that will raise alarm yoo. Vicar General vakachinjwa chigaro vakamhanyiswa pamajokochwa paBangala apo haaa inotambika wani maybe it’s a promotion in a top-bottom approach or model chete Mapombi chakamujambawo apa. Kkkkk ko zvekuti new blood ndaifunga zvakarerekera kuna Scarfmore naNero but umm with this swift response from the Bishop, I am now smelling a rat and link it to some likely factional wars in the popular church. Zvirikowo futi izvi. Haaa new blood to the periphery and marginalized area yooooo.
Ladies and gentlemen haaa these legislators of ours seem to have deviated from the society’s moral fibre. Yes. News filtering through the province is that down there in the Lowveld paMukwasine apo paita MP aidiridzira 100 hectares dzenzimbe achishandisa magesti emahara haaaaa ndozvinoita varimi vedu here. If a whole MP can by-pass ZETDC power supplies so that he can irrigate his crops free of charge, guys who would assume the responsibility of ensuring the law is respected after a law maker does not? Guys ko zvemahara hapana asingazvide nhai, ndazvionera hangu nhasi pamhene. Haa honourable it’s a title that requires the bearer to live to his/her billing, but in this case it might not be applicable any way.
Yaa Mapombi is someone who always accords due credit whenever it is due tiriko kuChitima tichidya mabanana akaora. Of course why not? The current speaker of Parliament deserves salute and respect from every progressive Zimbabwean after his suggestion that the diaspora community should be allowed to exercise their democratic rights in the upcoming 2023 polls. Yaaaa Jacob you are man enough a represent the bold. You even rise above fellow cowards who always argue that because of travel restrictions, they will not be able to lure the diaspora vote when in actual fact they know those people are fed up of their ideologies and won’t vote for them. Asi imiwo vari kunze maitenga maWhisky asi hamusi veZanu here or maida kudhakisa mukuru? How can Zanu be afraid of the diaspora vote, when they have suppoters scattered all over the globe even in Davos?
PaBikita hamusi maakuzvinyanya here apo Chief Maungunye anaBudzi haaa batai vanhu apo zvaakuda kuenderera izvo. Zuro ndizuro makatenga mazimota emhando yepamusoro mukaisa muma nhamba eYellow, nhasi makucheresa zvibhorani zvinodhura haaa, ndofunga zvinobudisa mvura yakashanangugwa izvo kkkkk. Chingoma chiririsi ka choda kubvaruka. Anyway we are eagerly waiting for the outcome of the investigations into the vehicle purchasing issue and hopefully get to the bottom of the matter. Vanhu vemuZimbabwe mutange dzamunopedza veduewee ndomashoko makukutu andiinawo. Ko iko kutozoti sika sika neWairesi yeHevoi ndichiti iznwi rekwedu kana Campus Radio dzichaverenga nhau kwadzo musi wa29 May. Asi Chief Khumalo musazviregerera imi, makazotadziswa naniko kutora State House paInthuthu apo haaa. Motangirei musindo imi muri gwara hanzi vanoronga kuzondirova kkkk. Kufunga kwenyu maingonodarika Presidential Guard yakatarisa muchipinda haaa sadero vaShe.
Haaa mukomana akanosimudza chaunga paBinga apo and that movement of the masses in jubilation invoked a sense of victory maybe for Nero that is if they are registered to vote.
Anyway guys just spare a minute of silence for the vulnerable and those on the streets, yaaa gore rino chakachaya chando ma1 tanzwirira shuwa haaaa pakaipa. Asi ndiyo climate change yacho here nhai hama dzangu? Ko avasei Robert Junior? Shuwa ndakapedzisira kunzwa kuti ari muchipatara kuSingapore, how is he feeling now? Ko nemiwo Dr Stop It zii zii yenyu bhoo here asikana veduwee. Ko Tyson wangoti zii wani, I think it’s high time you come out in the open so that your ambitions via a ‘Return of the Emigres’ into your former party can be seen.
Ko mai Muchuchuti vakafamba sei nhai vehama? I miss my new drama queen on the political front. Ko my old friend Mphoko ndiani akambonzwawo nezvake? Ko nyaya yaaisungisa Welshman yakazopera seikowo? Hope he managed to score a victory anyway. Anyway hop our province won’t lose constituencies to delimitation akadai kutangidzwa uyu. Regai ndokanga mhandire dzangu ndichidziisa zvioko zvarohwa nechando izvi. Bye for now Mboko imboko!!!
