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Granny hides after throwing child in well

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Progress Chaya

MASVINGO –
Police are searching for a 67-year-old woman from Gutu district who allegedly
threw her neighbours’ 11-year-old daughter into a well in which the minor was
fetching water without permission.

Police
told TellZim News that Eunice Shangwa, of village 2 Norhood Farm
Chatsworth, went into hiding after throwing the minor into her 16m-deep well because
the girl was fetching water there without permission.

The
incident happened on August 29 at around 16:00hrs when the juvenile and her
three-year-old cousin sister went to fetch water at Shangwa`s homestead.

When
the accused noticed the two children fetching water, she became angry and threw the victim
into the well before instructing her little sister to go and report the matter
to their parents.

The
many villagers who rushed to the well after learning about the incident then
saved the girl using a rope, with Shangwa herself nowhere to be found.

The
girl was taken to Gutu Mission Hospital where she was admitted.

“We
urge community members to value the sanctity of life and refrain from taking
the law into their hands. We appeal to members of the public to assist us with
information that could lead to the arrest of Shangwa,” said Masvingo provincial
police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa.

Jostle for Chivi South begins

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Jostle for Chivi South begins
Munyaradzi Zizhou in scarf

…as nine Zanu PF
candidates submit CVs

Upenyu
Chaota

The race to replace
Killer Zivhu as Member of Parliament (MP) for Chivi South has begun, with nine
candidates from the ruling Zanu PF party having already expressed interest to
contest.

Zanu PF Masvingo provincial
commissar Jevas Masosota told TellZim News that they had the green light to
conduct primary elections for all vacant seats.

“We were given the
green light to conduct primary elections and we have set the ball rolling in
Chivi South where we have collected CVs of nine candidates.

“The CVs will be vetted
by the security department before they are returned to us to work with those
that would have passed the vetting process. We do not have the date for the
primaries yet but once the CVs are vetted, the candidates will start
campaigning,” said Masosota.

He said candidates will
campaign as a team with each one being accorded time to convince people why
they should vote for them.

“We will gather people
and each candidate will be given time to address the people. No one will go on
the campaign trail alone,” said Masosota.

The parliamentary seat became vacant on June 10 when Zivhu was fired from the party and recalled
from Parliament for allegedly abusing social media to call for dialogue between
President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Nelson Chamisa.

Munyaradzi Zizhou,
Mafios Vutete, Rikios Hlambelo, Dennis Masomere, Peter Matuka, Enock
Shindi, Naledi Maunganidze, Samson Mutsamba and Abson Madususe will be the
contestants in the Zanu PF primaries.

                                           

Enock Shindi


Zanu PF has already
done primary elections for Bikita’s Ward 21 where Court Zevezayi will represent
the party in the local authority by-elections once the Zimbabwe Electoral
Commission (ZEC) proclaims the date.

The Bikita council seat
fell vacant when Alderman Muza Mudyiwa died in April.

 

Zanu PF to recruit social media warriors

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Zanu PF to recruit social media warriors

 

July Moyo addresses the Zanu PF Masvingo PCC at GZU’s Robert Mugabe School of Education on Sept 06, 2020 

Moses
Ziyambi

MASVINGO
– Jittery
about the increasingly influential role of social media in the formation of
public opinion, the ruling Zanu PF party plans to deploy activists in
every district to counter online narratives that are not favourable to it, TellZim News can report.

Speaking at a Zanu
PF Masvingo Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC) meeting on September 07,
secretary for transport in the party’s politburo July Moyo said social media
was a new political frontier that could no longer be ignored.

“We want to know that
we have our own people defending the party against distractors. We want to know
that we have capable people doing our social media work in Mwenezi and every
other district. We must leverage the power of ICTs to help make sure our party
retains power in perpetuity,” said Moyo.

He made the remarks
while presenting on the party’s decision to revive District Coordinating
Committees (DCCs) that were disbanded in June 2012 after they became
flashpoints of factionalism.

“ICTs are among the
points we must emphasise as we revive the DCCs. We want to make sure that when
we elect new DCCs leaders, we don’t elect deadwood. Voting should not merely be
on the basis of who can sing the most or chant slogans the loudest, but on who
can bring value to the party. We want our own social media vigilantes to do our
bidding as a party,” said Moyo.

In the past, President
Emmerson Mnangagwa has called upon party supporters to get on to the social
media space and defeat detractors at their own game.

“Isu vadhara, nana Mai
Muchinguri vedu ava hatizvigoni zve social media. Imwi zera renyu iri, tambai
navo musocial media imomo. Musakundwa musocial media. Pindai, movarakasha vanhu
musocial media imomo,” Mnangagwa told the Zanu PF national youth league in March 2018.

Since then, there has
been a steady rise of pro-Zanu PF trolls who, on Twitter, were later derisively
nicknamed Varakashi.

Content which dominates
the social media space in Zimbabwe is largely anti-Zanu PF.

Government has
responded to this by drafting the highly-controversial Cyber Security and Data
Protection Bill which, when passed into law, will punish those deemed to have
abused social media or published falsehoods against the State.

MP Maronge invests CDF in health

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MP Maronge invests CDF in health

 

Mavizhu Clinic

Brighton Chiseva

Masvingo South Member
of Parliament (MP) Claudious Maronge has invested some of the money disbursed
to the constituency through the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) in the
construction of Mavizhu Clinic.

Plans for the
clinic were finalised in 2016 between the community leaders and Ward 23 Councillor
Tichaona Machingambi who moved the motion in Masvingo Rural District Council
(RDC).

After the motion
was approved, the site plan and pegging was done in the same year, with local
people raising money through contributions but it was not enough to take the
project off the ground.

Machingambi told
TellZim News that he was glad that Maronge had actively taken interest in the
planned project and worked hard to make it happen.

“When MP Maronge
was elected in 2018, we briefed him on this stalled project and he took keen
interest. When the CDF allocations became available, we agree that priority must
be given to to construction of the clinic,” said Machingambi.

He said the CDF
disbursement was used to buy 720 bags of cement, 129 roofing iron sheets, 30
roof trusses, 21 doors and door frames, 27 window frames and window panes and a
6kg packet of nails.

“We had no money
for labour and the community provided pit and river sand as well as stones. Our
MP chipped in by paying the bricklayers and when we got our ‘plough-back’ funds
from council, we bought more materials,” said Machingambi

On his own part,
Maronge said he identified the most critical areas that needed urgent attention
 in all wards, and it was decided that
the clinic was the most pertinent project as it will provide a service to 10
000 households once completed.

“When I came in,
I decided to do work on the project using the CDF after the community indicated
that it was their greatest priority. People travel long distances for basic
health services but that will now be, greatly reduced,” said Maronge.

Construction of
the eight-bed clinic has been completed while registration processes with the
Ministry of Health and Child Care are yet to be done.

Villager head George
Mutombodzi said his community was happy with the project which he said was of
great effect to the improvement of living conditions.

“It will be useful
to all people more especially pregnant women who did not have a place to
undergo regular check-ups close by. This clinic shows what can be achieved if
local people work in harmony with their leadership,” said Mutombodzi.

Some of the CDF
was also used to build a staff house at Guwa Clinic in Ward 24 where Maronge
used his own money to pay skilled labour, with villagers volunteering to
provide water and sand.

At Musvovi Clinic
in Ward 26, Maronge used CDF to repair the clinic’s roof that was blown away by
hailstorm last year.

He also
facilitated for the construction of another clinic at Chisase business centre
in Ward 30. The clinic project was made possible partly through funding from
government’s yearly allocations under the devolution programme.

Chisase Clinic
handles 100 patients per day from some approximately 25 000 households in
Masvingo, Chivi and Chiredzi districts.

 

Renco Mine constructs school for Nyajena community

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Renco Mine constructs school for Nyajena community

 

MP Maronge

Brighton Chiseva

NYAJENA – Renco Mine has
pledged to build 4×2 classroom blocks at Chemadenga in Zengeya area under Chief
Nyajena to help develop one of the least developed areas in Masvingo rural
district.

The mining
company has already erected a single two classroom block which now awaits
finishing touches before it could be ready for commissioning.

Construction of
the second and third blocks has just commenced, with work expected to be
completed by the end of the year.

A six roomed
staff house is also up, and is shared by six school teachers whom the mining
company has promised one more house.

Enrolment stood
at 132 at the time schools closed in March but authorities foresee a rapid
increase to 300 pupils when all the work is done.

Children from
wards 24 and 26 in Masvingo South and Ward 34 in Masvingo Central will form the
majority of school pupils.

Acting Chief Nyajena,
Admore Zengeya praised the gold mining company for investing in the greater
good of surrounding communities.

He also thanked Masvingo
South Member of Parliament (MP) Claudious Maronge for facilitating engagement
with the company.

“Our MP told us
that he planned to find ways of persuading Renco Mine to help construct a
secondary school. He advised that I should go and plead for assistance from the
company given my position as traditional leader.

“The company
agreed to build the four blocks each with two classrooms provided the community
was ready to volunteer their labour. I am pleased because one of the blocks is
already done and is ready for use,” said Zengeya

He said work on
the school, which sits on the boundary of Masvingo South and Masvingo Central
constituencies, was also made easier with the involvement of Maronge who fed
the labourers and engaged the District Development Fund (DDF) to provide a
tractor.

“We named this
school after a mountain because we wanted to avoid polarising the stakeholder
communities by naming it after one community. Experience from elsewhere had
shown us that naming politics can be divisive to the point of stalling a
project,” said Zengeya.

On his part,
Maronge said he was a former school teacher who understood well the plight of
rural children who either walk for long distances to school or learn in unfit
structures.

“The satellite
Chehudo School does not have enough facilities and pupils there learnt under
difficult conditions. I therefore want to thank the Renco Mine for the support
and I urge them to continue supporting us on other projects like the Jena Rural
Hospital mortuary,” said Maronge.

All secondary
school pupils that used to learn at Chehudo have since been transferred to the
new school which is better equipped to provide for their needs.

The school has
not been registered as an examination centre and form fours will sit for their
exams at Mudarikwa Secondary School which is about 11km away.

 

Semi-dry Zaka embraces pfumvudza

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Semi-dry Zaka embraces pfumvudza

 

Mary
Timba

Farmers in Zaka
district have started preparing their land for a dry-planting initiative known
as pfumvudza which is being promoted by the Ministry of Agriculture and some
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs).

In many villages, land preparation
has been done, with holes already in place as people expect an earlier than
ordinary start of the rainy season.

A local farmer who
spoke to TellZim News said he expected a better harvest in the 2020-2021
farming season even if the rains were to turn up to be not so good.

I have gone through so
much learning with regards to pfumvudza and I think it will help me and others
get more food for our efforts on the land. Last season, most of our plants died
due to moisture stress because the rains were not stable,” said one villager.

Saviours Makunde, an agriculture
extension officer, said he expected more rural farmers to embrace the pfumvudza
method in light of increasingly erratic rainfall patterns.

“This planting method
gives farmers a better chance to produce more yields per acre when the rains
are not very friendly because it helps to preserve moisture. The country has
not had a reliable rainfall pattern over the years due to climate change and
this district is badly affected,” said Makunde.

Shylet Mutendeudzi, an
extension officer based in Masvingo rural, agreed with Makunde saying it was
important for farmers to adopt farming methods that are responsive to climate
change.

He said government’s
intervention through the Presidential Input Scheme will ensure that more land
in the rural areas is put under cultivation to improve food security.

The pfumvudza method involves making composite heaps from
which manure is obtained to fill small, dry holes prepared in the fields.

At the onset of the rains, seeds are planted in those holes
and covered with a mixture of the soil and manure. At
the onset of the rains, seeds are planted and covered with top soil.

By filling the manure
directly into the hole, little of the manure is wasted and this also helps in
moisture retention when rainfall is erratic.

 

 

Lockdown: Distressed driving schools plead for reprieve

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Lockdown: Distressed driving schools plead for reprieve

 

Moses
Ziyambi

The Zimbabwe Driving
Schools Owners Association (ZDSOA) says it sees no reason for the continued
suspension of licensing services as all conditions demanded of them by government
to reduce chances of coronavirus transmissions at work have been met, TellZim
can report.

In a press statement
with clear signs of distress, the association says it is convinced there would
be little risk of transmission even if the Vehicle Inspectorate Department
(VID) and the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) were to open
immediately.

“The Association
submitted to the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Development the guidelines
we are following to minimise the risk of transmitting Covid-19 and we believe
there will be less risk during testing at VID,” the organisation says in the
statement.

The association also
claims that it is prepared to conform to all social distancing and sanitization
requirements set by the provincial Covid-19 taskforces.

“During practical
driving lessons, we stand guided by the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe
regulations which make it mandatory for a single learner per given time and
strictly without passengers. We maintain client registers also according to
Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe regulations for maintaining client records
and signing off each time they turn up for lessons. This system can be used for
contact tracing in compliance with WHO standards in the case of transmissions.

“Our members have been
conscientised by the provincial Covi-19 taskforce teams on the statutory
requirements that every formal business is required to fulfill in order to
operate. We are now anxiously awaiting the opening of the VID learner testing
since we are yet to get a response from the ministry,” the statement reads.

The association also
claims that fraudsters are now taking advantage of the prolonged closure of
official services to issue fake documents to motorists and prospective
drivers thereby worsening road safety in the country.

When contacted for
comment, the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development Joel Biggie
Matiza said he expected a position on the reopening of TSCZ and VID to be
reached by next week.

“We are working as the National
Covid-19 Taskforce and we have made a lot of deliberations. We should have released
a statement on that by next week,” said Matiza.

When asked about
concerns that government had been making similar promises over the past several
weeks but with no tangible results, Matiza said it was a different case this
time around.

“As you can see, things
are loosening up; the tourism and other sectors have been reopened and we expect
things to improve. It’s not a decision of the ministry alone to make, but of
the national taskforce,” said Matiza.

 

 

 

 

2023 calls for your unity, women told

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2023 calls for your unity, women told

 

Joyce Mhungu

 

Clayton Shereni

The
Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCoZ) has called upon all Zimbabwean women to
lobby fellow women with leadership qualities and aiming to take political
positions rather than despise each other during election periods where women
usually lose to their male counterparts.

These
sentiments were shared during an online meeting held recently where women
activists, gender champions, journalists and members of the civic society had
gender-focused discussions on the upcoming elections scheduled for 2023.

Speaking
at the meeting, WCoZ Masvingo Chapter chairperson Joyce Mhungu said it was time
to identify potential women who could occupy more top leadership positions in
the country’s political arena.

“We
will have a database of women with leadership qualities from the grassroots up
to the national level. Let’s support each other as women and show unison ahead
of the 2023 elections. For a long time, women have been despised but this time
around we will lobby for more women to take leadership and governance
positions,” said Mhungu.

Sharing
her sentiments during the meeting, WCoZ Masvingo chapter coordinator Belinda
Mwale said no effort must be spared in the quest to boost women’s
representation in top government positions.

“As
an organization which fights for women’s rights, we are working to conscientize
women on the importance of supporting their own in leadership contests. If we
have women there at the top, we would be in a better position to address our
problems due to the fairer gender representation in government,” said Mwale.

The
meeting also sought to applaud women who have taken it upon themselves to break
barriers by standing up and voicing their opinions on political and
socio-economic issues.

The
WCoZ leadership also revealed plans to embark on a leadership skills training
in rural and urban areas across Masvingo.

 

Teachers share dilapidated house with dipping chemicals

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Teachers’ accommodation at Masangula Primary School


Cephas Shava

MWENEZI – Some
five teachers at Masangula Primary School in Mwenezi East are sharing a
dilapidated farm house in which dipping chemicals for the nearby community dip
tank are kept, TellZim News has learnt.

The
six-roomed ramshackle and other structures were left behind by a white farmer
who was evicted during the Land Reform programme.

Since
the school does not have any single classroom block for the over 300 pupils who
are currently enrolled there, the small teachers’ rooms are also used as storage
facilities for textbooks and all other learning materials.

With
a total of seven teaching staff, two more teachers also share a single room at
a makeshift shelter that the school built.

This
makes the two structures including the decrepit farm house the only available
accommodation for the entire school.

Teacher-in-Charge
(TIC) Gideon Machigere could not be reached over his phone but TellZim News is
informed that conditions at the school, which opened its doors in 2013, are more
than terrible.

Teachers
are using some rooms that the former farmer used as storage facility for farm
implements and dipping chemicals as their bedrooms and kitchens.

“Materials
used during teaching are also stored in the same rooms where teachers sleep. There
are no signs that the situation will improve any time soon. Pupils conduct
lessons under trees and during the rainy season, they rarely attend classes,”
said a source.

Mwenezi
Acting District Schools Inspector (DSI) Philip Gumbo could only say the Ministry
of Primary and Secondary Education was aware that much needed to be done for
satellite schools.

“The
district has some satellite schools that are making some improvements but a lot
of them still need a lot of attention with regards to teachers’ accommodation
and learning facilities for pupils. Those are two most critical areas that need
to be urgently addressed at satellite schools,” said Gumbo.

When contacted for comment, Councilor Takura Mudavose said all stakeholders needed to urgently pull together in ensuring that proper learning structures are put in place.

“Pupils have been learning in the open for too long and there is also no good accommodation for teachers. In the rainy season, pupils rarely attend lessons. 

“We will be mobilising locals so that at least we start the process of molding bricks, taking into consideration the national Covid-19 lockdown. We want to make sure that by the time the school opens, we would have done something tangible,” said Mudavose.

Mwenezi East legislator, Joosbi Omar said he will also be working to mobilise resources for the promary school.

“The welfare of teachers and pupils at Masangula Primary School is not pleasing at all. Teachers’ accommodation is bad. Of late, our focus had been on Masangula Secondary School where we donated some cement and benches. Given that the secondary school is now in a better state, our focus is now on the primary school,” said Omar.

The dilapidated structures which are being used as teacher’s rooms at Masangula Primary School were left behind by a farmer who was evicted during the Land Reform Programme. The structures were then used as storage facility for farm implements and dipping chemicals.

The
entire district has a total of 172 schools, 102 of which are such deplorable satellite
schools as Turf, Bubi, Nyuni, Vezvi and Dembe.

 

  

  

The greatest betrayal

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The greatest betrayal

 

What a
week it has been. We have seen a lot of developments in our country and on a
positive note, we hear that Covid-19 seems to have taken the lite form in our
country. What we have here is Covid-19 lite kkkk. We have to thank God for that
otherwise dai yakauya zvine mutsindo tingadai takapera tese. Ko taipabuda sei
isu vana Mapombi tichirarira maputi nekudya mabanana akaora. Chitima chakavhura
and Mapombi is very excited but rotten bananas are difficult to come by these
days saka zhara irikutonditambisawo chamutengure. Were it not for Zanu PF I
would be leading a better life. Zanu PF ruined my life and now they want to
force Mapombi and other like-minded people to be patriotic kkkk seka hako mwana
wekwa Chirimudombo. Patriotism ndiyo iyoyi yatiri kutoita. We speak truth to
power. Papa JC muriko here uko kkkk. But I don’t quite understand Papa JC. He
always speaks when things are not good but kana vana Mthuli vagonawo basa he decides
not to be patriotic kkkk.

Money
changers how are you doing. I never thought I would say this but allow me to
say good going to the useless Prof Mthuli. Chimuchinda ichi chinomboonera hacho
though chiri slow most of the times. Mapombi always gives credit where it is
due. This time around Mthuli and his goons at the RBZ have tried to stabilize
our currency and money changers are crying. Money changers were causing serious
inflation but Mthuli chazviramba. Hanzi Stop it kkkk. Dr Gire varipiko these
days. I just hope she is well wherever she is. Now Prof Mthuli, I know you have
given a false value to our useless bond notes, RTGS or whatever you call them
and it is working. You have managed to control the rate and it is working.
Prices have stabilized yes but they are too high. Stabilizing beyond our reach
does not help anyone. You forced the rate down but you left us at the mercy of
price madness. Mitengo yakachakwira and you need to address that and force them
down. Force is the only thing that Zanu PF understands saka force the prices down.
Command pricing kkkk. What happened to those silo shops, garrison shops and
subsidized nonsense kkkk. That’s Zanu PF for you.

Mapombi
cannot talk good about Prof Mthuli without being overwhelmed by the negatives.
This stupid professor always talks about surplus what what. I thought Covid-19
would rid us of Mthuli but I don’t see that happening because the man is very
cautious. He wears a face shield, face mask, glasses and gloves to protect
himself yet our people vanopihwa micheka nemadhende eZanu PF hanzi pfekai
izvozvo. Mthuli I want you to know that you cannot talk of budget surplus when
you are not giving people their dues. It’s like a father buys a loaf of bread
for his family of ten then gives each member a single slice then he says the
remaining slices are surplus kkkk. You cannot say chingwa chiri kusara iyo
mhuri ichifa nenzara. You cannot talk of surplus when our civil servants are earning
peanuts, money which cannot even sustain them for two weeks. Ndinobviro taura
chokwadi nevakomana vekwamudzviti kkkk but Van Choga ndiye mumwe mupengo
chaiye. Inhamo inoita kuti mayouth edu aite sana Van Choga. Hanzi baba vari
kubasa ipo paya. Hello Mwari, Zanu PF yatinetsa Mwari.

Mapombi
is very angry at Zimbabweans. We are not yet ready for change. Ask Hopewell and
Jacob. These guys decided to go against the system and look what happened to
them. They thought they had the backing of all Zimbos little did they know that
we are all cowards. Don’t say Mapombi arikuda kuita dampen people spirits but
someone has to tell the truth. If you were to ask me I would say regai Zanu PF
itonge iyi kkkk. Izwi ravanhu izwi raYahwe rinoreva utongi hwejekerere, baba
Mnangagwa tongai Shumba tongai Murambwi kkkkk. Machinja muriko here uko. I know
pane arikuvira nehasha izvozvi but Mapombi says it without fear or favour. MDC
will never rule this country until they all join Zanu PF and change it from
within. Musangangano unotonga weZanu PF will arrest, torture and kill anyone
anoda kukura musoro. Kurauone ikozvino ayuwira arimo muRemand and yet haana
mhosva. This is the Zanu PF you have to face head on kwete zvekurova shumba
nembama zvamunoda kuita izvi. Mapombi will never rise up against Zanu PF. I
will vote for Chamisa and if Zanu PF decides to take my vote and make it theirs
then so be it. We will have to wait another five years until taziva kuti nyika
ine nhoroondo. Our time will come but regai ava vanozviti vakarwa hondo vambopedza
shungu vozotipawo.

If you
are in any way close to Hopewell Chin’ono and Jacob Ngarivhume and you love
them, please tell them that they stand no chance against Zanu PF. Two men or
ten or a hundred men fighting Zanu PF stand absolutely no chance. They are
wasting their time. Their hearts are in the right place but nothing will come
out of it except pain for their families and loved ones. There is being brave
and then there is being stupid. You can’t let down a few drops of water in an
empty pool and then dive into it when thousands of liters are required to make
it full. Where millions are needed, less than 10 show up. Hopewell, Jacob and
the few people fighting Zanu PF are better off investing their efforts in what
will benefit their families, like everyone else is doing. In Zimbabwe its one
man for himself. That is the truth. Unonzwa vanhu vachiti ndife zvangu, anosara
achichengeta vana vangu ndiani. It’s not fair. Its better tingosiya Zanu yacho
ichitonga pane kuti vanhu vatatu ndovoirwisa vokuvadzwa while we cheer from the
Twitter streets. The crocodile is not as soft as wool. The most difficult thing
for ED is being humble and now he has blown the gasket kkkk. Zimbos believe
that it is better to be a coward than to be a dead hero. Hopewell, Jacob,
Kurauone and a handful of others please go back to your families and look after
them. This fight is not worth it. Mapombi is very disappointed in Zimbos. Let
us suffer from hunger, Covid-19 and Zanu PF.

But
Zanu PF inombopererwa so. For long, they said MDC wants to reverse the gains of
the liberation struggle by giving back land to the whites. Mapombi, being patriotic,
saw nothing wrong with that move because isu hatina chatinogona. Varungu vaiva
nefocus and we were the bread basket of Africa but look what happened when we
took the farms. We destroyed everything turning the bread basket into a begging
basket. All the farms have become unproductive and most people are too smart to
work on the land they grabbed. Some have more than ten farms but chinorimwa
hapana. Kurima bundo chete as if tinodya bundo. I do not know what ED is up to
by his recent move to give back land to the whites. They are trying to make
some clarifications trying to sanitise the whole issue but the truth is ED
arikuda kutengesa nyika. Mugabe should be turning from his grave. This is not
what we died for. Why is ED so eager to make peace with strangers while
ignoring his own? Wambopedza kutaurirana naChamisa here nhai ED zvawakuda kupa
varungu ivhu? I bet Shiri would not have agreed to this. Shiri would have
fought this move but what do we know, he is dead. ED stop betraying your
people. Take farms from those who are unproductive and give them kunesu vana
Mapombi. We have the potential but hatina pekushandira. No one should hold land
for speculative purposes. Give land to your people and support them kwete
kungofunga kuba chete. I have said enough regai ndinokanga zvangu maputi for
lunch. Mboko imboko.

 

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