🟡REMEMBERING 1 AUGUST VICTIMS: Today, we join the families of the citizens who lost their loved ones on the 1st of August 2018 after the regime in Harare gave an order to the army to fire live bullets at innocent citizens. More than six (6) people died. We demand accountability

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RT @nelsonchamisa: CONGRATULATIONS @SablesRugbyZW for winning the Rugby Africa Cup 2025! This is such a historic milestone. An indicator o….

RT @advocatemahere: 🔸Representing Zimbabwe on the international stage is the highest honour. The @SablesRugbyZW made us extremely proud an….

RT @AdamTheofilatos: Scenes from Harare Sports Club at fans in Zimbabwe watched the Sables storm into the World Cup after beating arch riva….

RT @2027Rwc13708: 🇳🇦 28-30 🇿🇼. THE SABLES HAVE DONE IT!. WHAT A NAIL-BITER. 36 YEARS OF HURT END AS THEY SNATCH THE AFRICAN THRONE. This ba….

RT @CitizenWakura: Today we were in Zaka for the funeral of Cllr Masimba of Ward 7 Masvingo Urban. @CCCZimbabwe @TellZimbabwe @TheMirrorMs….

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RT @NzouJnr: @advocatemahere @nickmangwana They gonna do this

❌Problem: The media and the citizens were told that the Mbudzi roundabout would cost US$88 million, which was already an inflated figure. However, the ZANU PF government's accountant, Mthuli Ncube, ended up paying the contractor US$114 million—well above the reported amount. The

RT @Cde_Ostallos: The suspension of @Zinasuzim student leaders by the University of Zimbabwe is a glaring manifestation of administrative i….

RT @Zinasuzim: 🔵🗒STATEMENT ON THE ILLEGAL, UNDEMOCRATIC SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION OF STUDENTS IN ZIMBABWE

❌Problem: There is widespread consensus that our electoral playing field remains uneven and compromised. Urgent and comprehensive reforms are necessary before any future elections can be held. ✅Solution: A Citizen Movement — driven by collective will and national consensus.

📍A Citizen Movement…. 1️⃣Political Reforms .2️⃣Economic Reforms .3️⃣Electoral Reforms . #CitizenMovement

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The regime in Harare continues to use the repressive laws of the Rhodesian government to arrest journalists. 1980 was just a change of skin color - from a white oppressor to a black oppressor. Nothing has changed. We are not independent. #FreeFaithZaba #WeAreNotFree

RT @nelsonchamisa: AN APPRECIATION POST.Fellow citizens, thank you for your unwavering support ever since I became a Presidential candidate….

During Zimbabwe's colonial era, several laws were enacted to stifle freedom of speech and expression in the media. Media outlets like The Motto and The African Daily News were banned, and their editors were arrested for simply holding the regime accountable. Unfortunately, this.