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Juvenile drowns in Shurugwi

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Juvenile drowns in Shurugwi

By Tavonga Munyanyi

A seven-year-old boy recently drowned in Musavezi River in Shurugwi in the full sight of two girls who were taking a bath with him in the river.
Midlands Police Spokesperson Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the incident which happened on January 26 and urged members of the public to desist from endangering their lives through taking baths or crossing flooded rivers.
“I can confirm an incident of drowning where a 7-year-old boy drowned while bathing at a river with other two female juveniles. As police, we reiterate the point that members of the public should desist from endangering their lives through taking baths or crossing flooded rivers,” said Mahoko.
The three juveniles, all from Makandire Village under Chief Nhema in Shurugwi were taking a bath at Musavezi River when the youngest one aged seven, a boy, jumped into the river.
The two girls retrieved him and warned him not to jump into the river again. Moments later, the same boy indicated that he wanted to relieve himself and went away for a distance of about 6 metres and jumped into the river.
He failed to swim and drowned, while efforts to rescue him proved fruitless.
He was swept then away and could not be located. The matter was reported to the police where specialists from the Sub-Aqua Unit came to help in the search. Since the onset of the current rainy season, many lives have been lost through drowning.

Willard Katsande: Village boy turned football legend

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Willard Katsande: Village boy turned football legend

… dreams of coaching Zimbabwe national team

By Perpetua Murungweni

Many years ago, he would bribe his way into the senior soccer team in primary school, or ask his mother, a vendor, then to give someone half a loaf of bread for him to be allowed to play, retired soccer star Willard Katsande always dreamt of seeing his picture on a magazine as a professional footballer.
He says he always wondered what it would take for him to be in one of the Parade magazine pages one day, but one thing he was sure of was that he had to do things differently, controlling what he could, that is working hard and training even harder.
Katsande, who recently sat down for an exclusive interview with TellZim News, where he opened up about his early life, career and football journey said football was the game that gave him more than he had ever dreamt of.
Nicknamed ‘Salt and Vinegar’, 39-year-old Katsande was born in Mutoko and grew up in Mutare where his love for the game was born, and has been growing until he retired from the pitch at South African Premier Soccer League side Kaizer Chiefs.
“I started playing football when I was in primary at Dangare Primary School and joined the school’s senior team in 1995 after which I went to Sakubva 2 High. I then joined division 2 with a club called Frontiers Steel.
“I joined this club because my mom had relocated to Mutoko and my sister got impregnated by someone who refused to take responsibility for the child, so I had to play some money to buy soap for the child’s nappies, because back then, there were no diapers.
“I played with older people in local clubs so that I could get money to help my sister raise her child. From there I went to division one where I joined Highway Club after which I decided to go to Harare to advance my career and joined Gunners FC,” Katsande said.
The former Zimbabwe National Team captain did not have it easy from the start, as his father had passed on when he was nine, but had planted a seed for his love for football when he named him after legendary striker Willard Khumalo.
“I was nine and my mother was only a vendor, and at some point she had to relocate to our rural home in Mutoko so life was hard. Even if I wanted to continue with education, I had no one to pay for the fees, but I knew I had talent for football, hence I pursued it,” Katsande said.
He said he took a bold step when he went to Harare to test new waters as he was becoming more of a benchwarmer at the local club.
“In 2009 I got a chance to play in the national team when Sunday Chidzambwa saw me playing for Highway and included me in the team. I then got a chance to travel to Asia for the first time—from a village boy who had been a bench warmer for quite some time I found myself in Asia,” said Katsande.
Katsande’s career took a turn when he joined Kaizer Chiefs on August 15, 2011 after the Kaizer Chiefs Manager, Bobby Motaung spotted his talent at a friendly match between Zimbabwe and Zambia, at a time he was about to be let go by SA side, Ajax FC.
“I was about to be offloaded by Ajax when Motaung scouted me on my way to the airport and told me he wanted me at Chiefs. That was a big turn for me, and fastforward, I started being a favorite at kaizer Chiefs until I retired.
He said his biggest achievement was playing for the national team and making a name for himself at Kaizer Chiefs.
“Playing for the national team is one of my biggest achievements. When I left Zimbabwe I was nobody but playing for a great team like Kaizer Chiefs was a great accomplishment. I went there as a nobody and left as a somebody. I have a record of playing 349 games for Kaizer Chiefs and I am proud of the blueprint that I have made in football.
Even after retirement Katsande continues to inspire young people who are following his footsteps through sharing his struggles and successes.
“I want to continue inspiring and encouraging those who are pursuing their football career through sharing my story and interacting with them. I’m here in Masvingo for a local football match between my academy, Kitoko and the Brighter Days Academy, a local football club in Mashava where I will have a chance to interact and encourage the upcoming footballers in Mashava,” said Katsande.
Despite the fact that Katsande spend most of his career playing outside Zimbabwe he said he wants to give back to the Zimbabwean football through sharing his football knowledge to the upcoming footballers by becoming national team coach.
“I’m working towards becoming the national coach, I want to coach the Zimbabwean football team because I feel like owe my country my knowledge of football and I feel like I have to give back what I have in terms of skills to those upcoming footballers in my country,” said Katsande.
During his eight years with Kaizer Chiefs, he established himself as a dominant force in the midfield, earning numerous accolades, including PSL’s Midfielder of the Season award.

Land of plenty yet land of shortage: Masuka berates Masvingo

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Land of plenty yet land of shortage: Masuka berates Masvingo

By Beverly Bizeki

Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, and Rural Development Dr Anxious Masuka recently said Masvingo Province is home to 54 percent of the country’s water resources but is one of the most drought stricken in provinces in the country.
Masuka was speaking at a Pfumvudza Field Day in Zaka recently in an interview with journalists at the event where he said water in the province was under utilised as the province was getting food from other provinces in the country.
“Masvingo is in a unique position in terms of water and in terms of future of the country in terms of providing food security. Of the 8 000 billion cubic metres of water in our dams Masvingo has 54 percent of that water.
“Ideally Masvingo should be providing 54 percent of the country’s food requirement and yet Masvingo is a drought stricken province in need of food from other provinces. In this current season the president is feeding 6.54 million rural people out of the 9.2 million each one receiving 7.5kgs per person per month,” Masuka said.
Masuka said the province was getting its wheat from Mashonaland West, where government was moving it by rail or by trucks in order to feed Masvingo, despite having water bodies like Tugwi-Mukosi that, if fully utilized could lead to the province exporting food to other provinces.
He however said there was hope that pfumvudza, if done correctly could revive the agriculture sector that has been disturbed by erratic rains as climate change effects continue to hit.
“From what we have witnessed here it is clear that if every household adopts this sustainable intensive conservation farming method called pfumvudza/intwasa the country will be well on its way to assuring each household of food security. This farmer last year had a yield of one tonne per hectare and this year certainly more than that.
“Pfumvudza has shown us that the focus on the precision agriculture and following all the tenets of agriculture ensuring holing is done on time, organic matter is put in there, mulch is put and everything is followed to the book we can see the results of the programme,” said Masuka.
He commended the province for exceeding its pfumvudza target by 11 percent and said the crop recovery following rain shortages during the beginning of the farming season.
Masuka added that government was in the process of replacing motorbikes for extension workers and providing tablets for them to be better business advisors as they assist farmers in their ventures.
Masvingo province is home to two of the largest water bodies in the country, Lake Mutirikwi and Tugwi-Mukosi, with Mutirikwi already spilling.
Government has been talking about establishing irrigation schemes to utilise the water in Tugwi Mukosi but not much has been done, with Chivi District where the dam is situated not benefitting much from the dam as the water irrigates sugarcane estates in the Lowveld.

Parents fret over safety of children as Zibwowa dam spills

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Parents fret over safety of children as Zibwowa dam spills

By Brighton Chiseva

Parents in Mugomeri area of Ward 20 in Zaka are living in fear as Zibwowa Dam, now overflowing after the recent rains, poses a threat to the safety of their school-going children.
Daily, learners as young as five must brave the waters of Zinhuwa River, which flows downstream of the dam, going to Musarava Primary while older ones got to Tsiga Secondary Schools.
The sole crossing point is a flat bridge a few meters from the dam wall and spillway, where rushing waters pass through. Parents have to escort their young kids across, especially those in infant level disrupting their own farming schedules twice a day.
TellZim News visited the site and spoke to the guardians who appealed to relevant authorities to speed up construction of a school in the area so that their children escape the risk of crossing the river every day.
One parent only identified as Mbuya VaMona appealed to the authorities saying they should see that the school construction in Zimunhu area is completed to avert a possible danger posed by the dam.
“We appeal to relevant authorities to intervene and complete our school project because if the situation continues like this, we will lose children from this stream.
“We are no longer getting enough time in our fields because while others are going to work in the morning, we have to come here to make sure that our children cross safely. In the afternoon we have to come also and at times we have to pen the cattle and open them again after taking children from school,” she said
Another parent said the authorities were supposed to upgrade the bridge so that water does not flow over the bridge, or construct a suspended foot bridge at the crossing point.
“We appeal to authorities that they upgrade this bridge, because as we speak there is no bridge, it’s just a crossing point since the water flows on top of the concrete slab. They can at least put a foot bridge just to allow people to cross,” said the parent.
Ward 20 councilor Walter Masaka said the situation was hard for both parents and learners, saying despite the river challenge, the school was far, which affected learners especially those in infant level.
“The situation has been like that for a long time but in the yester years it was better because we used to have little rains the dam rarely spilled, however, this time around it’s a different story.
“It’s not only about the bridge, the school is a distant for people in ward 20, this affect leaners especially those in ECD and grade one to three,” said Masaka
He went on to say the school community project in Zimunhu village was being affected by lack of labor as parents were not willing to work despite the availability of resources but said they were targeting to open the school beginning of second term.
“We have our community school project and we haven’t finished the block though a few touch ups are needed. The block needs plastering and floors then window frames and window panes. We wanted to open it before we finished but the authorities said it was not allowed since the block will be used by infants, it had to have windows and floors.
“We are having labor challenges, the parents do not want to work, the Member of Parliament (MP) tried to mobilise for resources and we have cement on site that can be used for plastering but people are not willing. I appeal to other authorities to chip in and complement the already established efforts so that we finish off the block and start a new one,” said Masaka.

Man kills wife for drinking maheu at neighbour’s home

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Man kills wife for drinking maheu at neighbour’s home

By Rangarirai Shanyurai

A man from Humanikwa Village, Chief Gutu in Masvingo is being charged with murder after he killed his wife over drinking maheu, a traditional beverage, at their neighbour’s place.
Masvingo Provincial Police Inspector Kudakwashe Dhewa confirmed the murder of Mitchel Madzivadondo (27) to TellZim News and urged members of the public to resolve disputes peacefully.
“I can confirm the death of Madzivadondo who was killed by her husband Nehemiah Mukaro (26) over maheu. I urge members of the public to solve disputes amicably and to refrain from violence,” said Dhewa.
Circumstances as given to TellZim News are that on January 15, at around 1400 hours the two were seated at their homestead when they had an argument over why Madzivadondo drank maheu at their neighbour’s residence. Mukaro took a stick and started to beat Madzivadondo all over the body.
The following day at around 0800 hours Madzivadondo went to her father-in-law’s residence to report the incident. The father-in-law later discovered that Madzivadondo was suffering from chest pains and took her to Gutu Mission Hospital.
Later that day she was transferred to Parirenyatwa Hospital and police in Gutu were notified about the case leading to the arrest of Mukaro for domestic violence.
On January 27 Madzivadondo passed away and her body is waiting for post-mortem. Mukaro was later charged with murder.

Chinese nationals charged with attempted murder

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Chinese nationals charged with attempted murder

By TellZim Reporter

Gweru – Two Chinese nationals who were trending on social media recently over a confrontation with their Zimbabwean worker over salary arrears appeared before Gweru Magistrate Beauty Dube on attempted murder charges and were remanded in custody to February 7.
The incident involved a Zimbabwean worker Kholwani Dube and Ming Chang Sino-Africa’s Bijou Farm in Gweru District.
The two, Liu Haifeng (51) and Wang Jun (21) were also charged with contravening the Firearms Act after they produced a fire arm during the altercation with Dube, together with using explosives, and prospecting for gold without a license.
The State told the court that on January 21, 2025 at around 4pm, Liu, who is the farm manager at Ming Chang Sino-Mining Investment in Lower Gweru, fired three shots towards Kholwani Dube after the two had an altercation.
This happened after Liu had assigned Dube a task, which he refused to execute, and was then served with a suspension letter. This led to a dispute as Dube refused to leave without his salary.
As the dispute continued, it was revealed that Wang, who is the stores man, arrived at the scene and joined in the fight whilst Dube was protesting his dismissal without his salary.
Liu dropped his pistol, and Wang picked it up from the ground and pointed it on Dube’s head. Wang then pressed Dube’s head to the ground and tied his hands with a wire.
The matter was then reported to the police leading to the two Chinese nationals arrest.

CZR calls for Mnangagwa to intervene on retail sector woes

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CZR calls for Mnangagwa to intervene on retail sector woes

By Staff Reporter

Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) has called for the urgent intervention of President Emmerson Mnangagwa on the closure of formal retailers and wholesalers, citing turbulent economic conditions that have left the sector on its knees.
This follows continued closure of formal retail and wholesale businesses, with those remaining evidently struggling to stock their shelves.
In a recent press statement, CZR president Denford Mutashu called on the Presidium as well as government to rescue the formal retail sector which is suffering from a number of operational and policy challnges.
“CZR calls for urgent intervention from His Excellency, President Dr. Emmerson Mnangagwa to rescue what remains of the formalized retail and wholesale sector.
“(We) appeal to the Presidium to prioritize interventions aimed at saving jobs and mitigating the ongoing wave of shop closures and retrenchments,” reads part of the statement.
The body bemoaned the dual currency system, which they said had become a major reason why most formal retailers were struggling to remain afloat, hence had allowed the informal sector to dominate the market.
“The fiscal, monetary, regulatory and statutory frameworks have remained unforgiving to formal retail and wholesale operators. These challenges have created an uneven playing field, allowing the informal sector to dominate with little intervention to ensure equity.
“One of the most pressing challenges is the dual currency system which disproportionately affects formal retailers and wholesalers. Formal retailers are compelled to accept the ZiG in a predominantly dollarized supply chain,” Mutashu said in the statement.
Mutashu appealed to government to intervene through addressing dual currency challenges as well as formalising the informal sector and reducing the regulatory burden.
“CZR appeals to government to fast track efforts to formalise the informal sector, ensuring equitable competition and tax compliance across all players. Streamlining and rationalizing the current licensing and compliance requirements will alleviate the pressure on formal businesses.
“Immediate steps are needed to cushion formal businesses against high operating costs including the provision of affordable financing options and addressing the dual currency challenges,” said Mutashu.
OK Zimbabwe recently issued a press statement assuring its customers that operations were going to continue following a series of exposes by TellZim News of empty shelves and tills in their branches across the country.
Consumers however are worried as more and more OK branches are still being pictured with empty fridges, tills and shelves.
Several outlets have closed under the N.Richards Group while Spar Zimbabwe has also closed its Queensdale branch.

Lake Mutirikwi spills

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Lake Mutirikwi spills

By Staff Reporter

As the wet spell continued until earlier this week, Lake Mutirikwi in Masvingo has spilled for the second time in more than a decade, a development that has brought hope to farmers along the Mutirkwi River.
Mutirikwi, the second largest inland dam after Tugwi-Mukosi is home to the Mutirikwi mini hydro-power plant which provides 5MW and is feeding to the national grid as the country goes through one of the most devastating loadshedding where citizens endure power blackouts of more than 15 hours a day.
Statistics from Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) showed that 12 of the major dams in the Runde Catchment were already spilling including Muzhwi, Ngezi, Tokwane and Manyuchi.
ZINWA warned people in the downstream of the Lake Mutirikwi Catchment area to exercise caution in the development of the lake spilling.
Tugwi-Mukosi the largest inland dam in the country was filled to 70.6 percent capacity while Mushandike was at 62.4 percent full.
Manjirenji and Siya dam had 20.6 percent and 17 percent respectively.

ED 2030 Agenda unstoppable – Minister

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ED 2030 Agenda unstoppable – Minister

…as Garwe takes bootlicking to another level
…Seems he eyes National Commissar post
…Mnanganwa anointed by God

By Perpetua Murungweni

Minister of Local Government and Public Works Garwe recently took bootlicking to another level, telling civil servants in Masvingo to all sing the ‘Vision 2030’ hymn as the agenda was unstoppable and they had no option but to join the bandwagon.
Sources within Zanu PF have said Garwe, who has been on a rampage endorsing the ‘ED 2030’ agenda could be eyeing the Zanu PF National Commissar post as he keeps singing praises to Mnangagwa.
Speaking during the launch of the Government Commonage stands held at Masvingo Polytechnic on January 30, 2025 Garwe said while there were known ‘ForED’ outfits where civil servants were affiliated to, it was time for every single one of them to rally behind President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s bid for another term.
“I know we have Teachers ForED, Nurses ForED and all other civil servants but I know some of the civil servants are shy to rise and shine, to speak or be seen endorsing the President.
“It is time for them to start singing from the same hymn sheet with us, because Vision 2030 is unstoppable—it is a reality and it’s better we all join the bandwagon because the President was anointed by God,” Garwe said.
He mocked those who were against the Vision 2030 agenda saying they will soon develop hypertension, adding that the government did not want a situation where it would have to employ more nurses and doctors due to the number of high blood pressure patients.
He went on to say that every Zimbabwean had a mandate to be loyal to Mnangagwa, since it was not an option not to be, adding that those who were against the Vision 2030 agenda were merely wasting their time.
“Mnangagwa is our Moses he was instructed by God in 2017 to become president and develop Zimbabwe without aid from anyone but with the natural resources that the Lord blessed us with. Before Mnangagwa we never knew that minerals like lithium and platinum as well as gas and oil exist in our country.
“No amount of hate speech nor groups formed in this country or outside will stop Vision 2030. We are all Zimbabweans regardless of political persuasion, and our President is none other than Dr Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa,” Garwe said.
He added that Mnangagwa’s leadership by a long shot surpassed that of former President Robert Mugabe, which he said was seen in how Mnangagwa had handled the recent El Nino-induced drought and subsequent food crisis.
“In 2024 this country witnessed a devastating drought, which had never been witnessed in the past 45 years but there was no shop which had no mealie meal, rice or any basic goods and services.
“In 1992 we experienced another drought and we were going to South Africa, Namibia and Botswana to buy mealie meal as there was nothing in the shops and this shows the difference in terms of leadership strategies,” Garwe said.
Garwe applauded the recent ban on United States of America aid to Africa by newly elected President Donald Trump saying those who were in the diaspora should return to Zimbabwe to support Vision 2030.
“I am very happy and grateful to what Donald Trump is doing; he has banned all the aid in Africa, we develop our own country not to be used to turn against your country through aid or funding,” Garwe said.
The Zanu PF Mashonaland East provincial chairperson has on several occasions said amending the constitution to allow for a Presidential term extension for Mnangagwa was not only constitutional but democratic, bashing a section of war veterans who recently came out to oppose the bid.
In Masvingo, Garwe called war veteran Blessing Geza a drunkard who had been sent to insult Mnangagwa after being given illicit beer (tumbwa), calling him ‘Cursed’ Geza to loud cheers from the ruling party supporters.

Vision 2030 madness never about ED, cdes

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Vision 2030 madness never about ED, cdes

Guys, did anyone ever hear about the 4ED outfits activities or it was just the usual madness yatakajaira senyika? I only saw Tendai Jari and crew rake rekuYoung Women 4ED toyi toying the other day vachisvotesa Genarari Kedha, ndiyoka For Economic Development yacho iyoyo. I know zvangu you guys, especially maZanu vekufaction ye2030 are happy seeing me say Vision 2030 is never about ED thinking Mapombi is on your side, munopenga, handina kupusa ka ini. But guys, don’t you think it’s high time they give us proper names for these factions tione kufambirana because remember we once had Gamatox and Zvipfukuto, then came Lacoste versus G40, now we want good names anofambiranawo nenguva. I can suggest a few good names though; how about we call vekwaGenarari the Ambi faction, yaBa 2 we shift a bit toiti Garwe, seeing that Danyero is taking the cup in bootlicking? Whatever it is chaari kuvavarira chikuru. Maybe you have better names, itaiwo muchisuggester so that when the action begins, seeing that we are not very far, tinenge tine mazita aribhoo, ko tingadii? Nyika yese we have been reduced to being comedians ka because that’s the only thing we can do zvisina muromo. Everyone angowana data nesmartphone akutoita maskits, nekuside Ba 2 vakangomira on any podium votovhurawo hombe kuti vasekererwe, zvinhu zvacho here. Very soon tinenge tawanda mumastreets after all these retailers and wholesalers offload hundreds of workers, apa those deported from the US rinenge ringori besanwa mumastreets nawo maNiggers, kkkkk, kuseka nhamo serugare.
Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, I hope Mthuli is not cooking another stupid programme in light of the new developments. Iye naChitova Mushayazano mheno these days kuti aripi, let’s hope Boys DzeSmoko are not up to something trying kuchera mvura nebasket. Rinozviitaka team riya. You may rig everything else but not the economic team rangu. While you are busy shouting ‘vision 2030’, hee ‘2030 vanenge vachipo’ the economy is behaving like a bull in a China shop, worse still with what Trump recently did, pachazeiwa ndati. If ever Mthuli comes up with some silly programme no one should listen, because as a country, what haven’t we seen? Kwakauya Growth with Equity Policy back then in 1981, ndopaya pavakalootazve in the name of promoting local participation in development, vachijustifier necolonialism tichangobva muhondo. Dai vanaGeza vakavhurawo meso ipapo dai vasiri kunzi Cursed Geza nanaDhanyero Garwe nhasi. Then came ESAP 1991 to 1995, kuchingotaurwa izvozvo zveinvestment and improving living conditions, tikazodii paya? Kukauya MERP that time when inflation skyrocketed at the turn of the millennium, I was young zvangu in 2001 but I know that it went from bad to worse. VanaMashakada vangova mazuru akapinda nyoka in politics vachiri muGNU launched Medium Term Plan in 2011, tikati hezvino, wanike kufarira n’anga inobata mai. ZIMPREST, ZimAsset, STERP, nhasi zvonzi Vision 2030, imi mutikwanire imi. We washed our hands since 2013 being told kuri kuuya mamega deals tikati zvino tozogaisa rugare. Iyo economic development yacho by Zimbabwean definition chimbori chiiko ichocho chatisati tamboona? I really wonder because whenever the Zanu government starts throwing around these terms kanenge katori kadhiri kekutora mari zvisina noise. Vanenge voda kushikashika vakomana. We continue being taken for a ride senyika ladies and gentlemen, if you see anything chinonzi 4ED, it is neither for economic development nor for Emmerson Dambudzo but for looting and getting close to power in order to loot even more. I highly doubt that ivo Ba 2 vacho is still desperate for amassing wealth, but kuchiri nezvimwe zvimapere still hungry to get everything they can get. Every single one of them is a scavenger, and you can see it in the level of bootlicking. If you see anyone akasimudza chibhakera mudenga, it’s never about any ED, but for own personal interests. The only people we could give benefit of doubt mawar vet who we can say are protecting sovereignty even though we know zvedu kuti matakanana, not Varakashi who do not even know the history of neither party nor the country, who are twerking for Aquas and mari yaChivhayo. Zvigananda zvega zvega izvi. You cannot tell me that anyone doing anything for Zanu will be doing it for the love of the country, even so called opposition politicians know that, dzitoriwo mbavha dziya. It even sounds unfair calling them mbavha because that has become the normal way of life in this teapot-shaped country. I don’t have any way of proving it zvangu but if all these people were to be given a chance to choose between Ba 2 and Dzambarafuta maiprover theory yangu. I don’t want kurwisanisa hangu My Son Icarus nababa vake but you guys nyatsozvitarisai. Chivhayo must really have something big on Ba 2 because the way he is so untouchable ka. I saw his pictures ari kuKenya with Ruto, ikokozve kwakatangira Vision 2030 naMwai Kibaki don’t forget. Aizve, zvakatangira kuKenya zveVision 2030 izvi. I’m just amused zvangu to know that the 2030 charlatans know that there is a handler somewhere whom they are accusing to be behind Geza, ko saka munomborambirei kuti there is factionalism? Munotijairira imi. Moti kutibira mafuta ayo nyika moti kutinyepera.
But guys, are you sure kuti Genarari is a better devil? I once said ini baba vaya ndinovatya ini. Chete when you are thirsty you will drink from any cup—remember pakada kutomboita some noise about Passenger 34, when some cdes tried to sell us Kasukuwere as some Savior of sorts. Vanhu vakaramba kutengeserwa nyoka, kkkk, chii chakadaro? I guess he was dreaming of a return to Zimbabwe like the November 2017 yaED, haa veduwe, manatsamukamwa harahwa kurota ichiyamwa. That is not going to happen. Jonso accepted his fate now akungogadha midhudhudhu in Kenya bothering no one. Let those who are shouting about 2030 shout very loud, chakanakira Zanu inozongobvisa criminals surrounding the president, vakanyarara vachisaramo zvavo. That is how some people survived paRestore Legacy paya. Yep yep haidi kuwanzwa sisi Tate, munoswera maakubika magwinya naMandiwetera Chimene kwanasekuru kuMozambique.
Let me go ndinokanga maputi angu for lunch, these days I’m on a strict rotten banana diet madomasi akapera nemvura. These days hazvidi kudyisa unoita mudumbu, nurses are stressed out nenyaya yemadonor iyi. People are panicking, especially on the antiretroviral medication issue, bva yedu hurumende busy celebrating, while vana Botswana vakarongeka are releasing statements assuring the public that supply of ART will not be affected. Isu kungodzvokorana, no plan, no information, nothing. Takaroiwa neakafa. These days Chimusana chakaserera but chakabvaruka bvaruka. I really wish that thing is swept away if rains return tione. Shuwa a highway inoita congestion just because of potholes, potholes chaiwo ladies and gentlemen? Uone kuwanda kwakaita maengineer, kudarika vanhu.

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