"Are you saying we should not participate in 31 July Street Protest against CAB3?" Stop running around like a headless chicken! W Mukori

 “ARE YOU SAYING ZIMBABWEANS MUST NOT TAKE PART IN THE 31 ST JULY 2026 STREET PROTEST OF CAB3?”

STREET PROTEST WILL NOT BE PEACEFUL AND I OBJECT USE OF VIOLENCE BECAUSE END RESULT IS UNPREDICTABLE ESPECIALLY THE NON-VIOLENT OPTIONS ARE THERE IF ONLY ONE CAN THINK!

STOP RUNNING ROUND AND ROUND IN CIRCLES LIKE A HEADLESS CHICKEN. THINK! 

When you are "running around like a headless chicken", you are doing a lot of tasks frantically without direction. It often means panicking instead of thinking carefully.

Being a busy bee feels great, but running around aimlessly can be exhausting. This idiom actually comes from the gruesome, real-world observation that a decapitated chicken’s nervous system can cause it to run and flap erratically for a short time after its head is chopped off.

Mnangagwa should not be in State House, if there was ever any doubt that he is a ruthless thug that completely evaporated after the 2008 Operation Mavhotera Papi. He and Chiwenga crossed the double red lines and the nation did nothing. Why?

 

We have a lot of catching up to do and all a leader like Mnangagwa can do is hold us back because that is the only thing man like him know. If you cannot compete hold back the competition. Stifling debate and all meaningful democratic competition has help Zanu PF stay in power for 46 years but at a price - Zimbabwe is a failed state! 

Mnangagwa gave war veterans hundreds of thousands of cheap bicycles last years to bribe them away from Geza Revolution. Every one of those bicycles was imported. Whatever local industrial capacity the nation had in 1980 has largely been decimated.  

Ponzi scheme - for every dollar Chivhayo spends buying a car for some lucky individual he wasted millions on buying shoes, cars, mansions, plane and other luxuries. Where did he get the money from -robbing the nation blind!

@ Kenneth Mtata

For many, saying "No" is not merely an act of courage; it can mean sacrificing financial security, professional advancement, or even the well-being of one's family. That is why the politics of patronage is one of the greatest threats to freedoms and national development. It does not imprison the body; it quietly captures the conscience.

Scripture consistently warns that gifts can distort justice. "You shall take no bribe, for a bribe blinds the clear-sighted and subverts the cause of the righteous" (Exodus 23:8). The danger is not only in receiving an unlawful payment but in allowing one's moral independence to be exchanged for personal benefit.

Yet the biblical story also reminds us that God always preserves a remnant. When Elijah believed he stood alone in the face of the greedy and cruel king, Ahab, God declared that seven thousand had not bowed the knee to Baal!

Every generation has women and men whose convictions are not for sale, whose integrity cannot be purchased, and whose hope is anchored not in political favour but in God's justice.

Zimbabwe's future will ultimately depend not on those who receive the biggest gifts, but on those who refuse to sell their conscience. Nations are renewed when there remains a people who cannot be bought, who speak the truth without fear or favour, and who choose faithfulness over privilege.

Corruption is like a Ponzi scheme, for everyone who benefit hundreds of thousands are robbed! 

When some one in public office eaverget involved in corruption then the nation must not rest until the individual(a) are weeded out of office because the resources involved are staggering and, if allowed to spread, the cancer will spread and be overwhelming!

A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud that pays existing investors using funds collected from new investors, rather than from actual business profits. Named after con artist Charles Ponzi, the scams inevitably collapse when the supply of new investors dries up, leaving the operator with the money and most investors with a total loss.

Mnangagwa plotting to kill Khama "for speaking out against dictatorship". This will be last straw! W Mukori

 

Khama speaks to Masvingo Mirror on plot against his life

MIRROR REPORTER

GABORONE – Former Botswana President Seretse Ian Khama suspects that the Government of President Mnangagwa is after his life following warnings he received from two sources.

He said the information he received corroborates an alleged secret visit by a top Zimbabwean CIO (name supplied) to Botswana on Tuesday. The Zimbabwean spy allegedly held meetings with counterparts in Botswana.

The meeting was to plot his demise, he alleged

Khama believes that the Government of President Mnangagwa is against him for speaking out against dictatorship in Zimbabwe and Constitutional Amendment Number 3 in particular.

Both Zimbabwe Presidential Spokesperson, George Charamba and Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Martin Rushwaya did not pick their phones when called for comment yesterday. Central Intelligence Director General, Paul Chikava’s number did not go through.

“I was contacted by two sources with information that there is a plot by the Government of Mnangagwa to kill me. These sources have been trying to get in touch with me for some time and it is not by coincidence that a top CIO was in Botswana this week where he met his counterparts

This is an outrage. I would not put it beyond Mnangagwa. He has involved in Gukurahundi, 2008 Operation Mavhotera Papi and many other acts of barbarism this would be just one more “for the road”!

The message we must send to Mnangagwa is this will not be one more for the road but rather the last straw the broke the camel’s back! 

"Animal Farm" has but one brain-dead Boxer, the horse. Zimbabwe has millions of Chamisa chete chete members. W Mukori

 If I ever have a say in Zimbabwe’s education system then Animal Farm will be compulsory reading at primary school level, secondary school and high school. 

One of the reason why Zimbabwe is a failed state is the personality cult mentality. 

By the late 1990s the people of Zimbabwe realised that Mugabe and Zanu PF cronies were corrupt, incompetent and murderous thug dragging the nation deeper and deeper into the abyss. It was clear that as long as Zanu PF continued to enjoy dictatorial powers including powers to rig elections the regime will continue to drag the nation deeper and deeper into the abyss. 

The solution: the nation must elect opposition leaders who will implement the democratic reforms to end Zanu PF’s dictatorial power and end the curse of rigged elections. 

In 1999 Morgan Tsvangirai and his MDC friends launched their party promising to deliver the democratic changes the nation was dying for. They even named the party Movement for Democratic Change to underline their primary purpose was to deliver democratic changes to end the Zanu PF dictatorship.

Today, 26 years since MDC/CCC leaders appeared on the national political stage, Zanu PF continues to blatantly rig elections and is more powerful than ever because not even one token reform was implemented in the 26 years. Not even one! WHY? 

MDC/CCC leaders have had many opportunities to implement the democratic reforms, the best being during the 2008 to 2013 GNU; they wasted the all. Mugabe bribed Morgan Tsvangirai & co. with the trappings of high office and, with the snouts in the feeding trough, they forgot about the reforms. And ever since the GNU debacle, MDC/CCC leaders have participated in flawed elections to give Zanu PF legitimacy out of greed. 

It is not as if the MDC/CCC leaders do not know this, they do!

“The worst aspect for me about the failure to agree a coalition was that both MDCs couldn’t now do the obvious - withdraw from the (2013) elections. The electoral process was so flawed, so illegal, that the only logical step was to withdraw, which would compel SADC to hold Zanu PF to account. But such was the distrust between the MDC-T and MDC-N that neither could withdraw for fear that the other would remain in the elections, winning seats and giving the process credibility,” confessed David Coltart in his Book, The Struggle Continues 50 years of Tyranny in Zimbabwe.

Chamisa lied about plugging all Zanu PF vote rigging loop holes and millions of his Chamisa chete chete brigade members believed the lie and participate in the flawed 2023 elections to give Zanu PF legitimacy. This was NOT the first time Chamisa conned his follows to do stupid things. 

MDC/CCC leaders are Zanu PF team B in all but name; playing for team A to win and have legitimacy. 

The MDC/CCC leaders have failed to implement even one token democratic change in 26 years and the people have never ever asked why! The answer to that takes us back to Animal Farm, to one animal in particular - Boxer the horse. 

Boxer had the personality cult mentality, he believed Napoleon was a demigod who could do no wrong. “Napoleon is always right!” was his motto!

“Chamisa is always right!” is the unspoken motto of the Chamisa chete chete brigade members. Understand that and you understand why Chamisa has conned millions to participate in flawed elections; so flawed, so illegal, Zanu PF victory is guaranteed and participating guarantees the regime legitimacy and perpetuates the nation’s suffering. The brigade members have participated in their millions again and again because Chamisa asked them to participate and Chamisa isn always, ALWAYS right”!  

Animal farm had one Boxer with a personality cult mentality Zimbabwe has millions of Chamisa chete chete brigade members and they are loud, very loud, full of sh***t  and they have a vote! They are holding the nation to ransom.

Zimbabwe is a failed state and the A1 reason this is so is Zimbabweans do not THINK! W Mukori

 “Africa suffers from a lack of citizens who THINK!”

You can play this video to Zimbabweans and you will be luck if 5% of them and stop to think. The rest will hear it and comprehend nothing, it just be water off a duck’s back. 

Chamisa lied about plugging Zanu PF vote rigging loop holes to con millions to participate in flawed 2023 elections to give Zanu PF legitimacy and perpetuate the nation’s suffering. Day after the voting he complained that Zanu PF rigged the elections - the very thing he said would not happen. The millions have failed to connect the dots. 

They have failed to realise that they participated in the flawed elections because they believed Chamisa’s lie of plugging all the vote rigging loop holes. They have yet to realise that their participating in the flawed elections in their millions had consequences. 

They gave Zanu PF legitimacy and perpetuated their own suffering. To realise that Chamisa lied to them, etc. is the mental process called THINKING - something many are incapable of. 

Indeed, many have become public enemies for calling Chamisa corrupt, incompetent, a liar and a conman. The mountain of evidence proving Chamisa is corrupt, etc. means nothing to the Chamisa chete chete brigade members, it is water off a duck’s back!

Mnangagwa's vision 2030 is a mirage. He can dismiss those saying so but that does not change the reality. W Mukori.

 President Emmerson Mnangagwa has dismissed political discourse on social media as detached from electoral realities, telling Zanu PF's top leadership that while critics remain active online, the ruling party is focused on winning support at grassroots level.

Addressing the party's Central Committee at Zanu PF headquarters in Harare on Thursday, Mnangagwa contrasted what he described as the "wilderness of social media" with the party's mobilisation efforts in communities across the country.

"Detractors spend their time in the wilderness of social media, with its illusionary false community," Mnangagwa said.

"Zanu PF, on the other hand, is on the ground, in villages and wards, winning the hearts and minds of the people."

The President's remarks come amid growing political debate on social media platforms, where speculation, commentary and rumours about developments within the ruling party have become increasingly common.

Mnangagwa, however, said political success is determined by electoral performance rather than online discussions.

He cited Zanu PF's recent victory in the Tsholotsho by-elections, where the party retained Wards 1, 10 and 21.

Zimbabwe’s economy is in a mess and millions are living in abject poverty. Mnangagwa pushed his ED2030 Agenda which morphed into CAB3 on the promise he would revive the Zimbabwe economy tripling the GDP from US$2k per capita to US$6k - the so called vision 2030. 

Mnangagwa has bullied and bamboozles the nation to get what he wants; CAB3 has been passed and now the nation awaits vision 2030. Alas! There is no sign of any meaningful economic recovery. None! 

As more and more Zimbabweans realise that vision 2030 is a mirage the political unrest will only get worse. Mnangagwa can dismiss the dissenting voices as “detractors spending their time in the wilderness of social media, with its illusionary false community”. But as long as the human suffering continues the demands for meaningful change will only grow louder. 

  

All Mnangagwa cares about is to secure absolute power and hold on to it at all costs. He does not care about the millions living in abject poverty, the consequences of the decades of Zanu PF misrule. History tell us that tyrannical regime will ultimately collapse under increasing mass pressure for change. This Zanu PF dictatorship will collapse, that much is clear.

Vision 2030 was a smoke screen to hide ED2030 Agenda and CAB3 now comes the consequences of post CAB3! W Mukori

 vThousands of migrants are streaming back into Zimbabwe through the Beitbridge Border Post following South Africa's intensified enforcement of immigration laws, with many returnees arriving exhausted, destitute and uncertain about their future.

Mnangagwa promised to turn Zimbabwe into a upper middle income nation with a GPD per capita of US$6k up from the present US$2k by 2030, the so-called vision 2030. If there was ever an doubt that vision 2030 was a mirage; the doubt has turned into certainty. The hundreds of thousands destitute returning from SA are not only adding to the millions destitute already in the country; the returnees are making the situation in the country worse because many back in Zimbabwe have depended on direct or indirect diaspora help.

The truth is Mnangagwa did not have the intellectual ability to arrest Zimbabwe's economic decline that started soon after independence in 1980. He is a Zanu PF thug and a buffoon with an insatiable hunger for absolute power and the wealth it brings. He knew that he will never deliver vision 2030, he knows that it is just propaganda a smoke screen to hide his dictatorial schemes to secure absolute power at all cost! 

Vision 2030 is not the first mirage the nation has been chasing, we have been chasing empty promises all our lives. Mugabe never tired of telling the nation of delivering "Gutsa ruzhinji!" Mass prosperity! It took nearing twenty before the penny finally dropped that he was delivering mass poverty. By the end of this year many people will begin to realise vision 2030 is indeed a mirage! 

The tragedy is CAB3 has already been approved by parliament and will soon be signed into law. The nation will be forced to live with the consequences of CAB3 giving Mnangagwa and his Zanu PF cronies even more dictatorial powers consolidating the regime's iron grip onm absolute power. Millions living in abject poverty will sink even deeper into poverty and hopelessness. 

The lesson to be learned here is that Zimbabwe's economic and political mess is a man-made problem and as long as Zanu PF retains the dictatorial powers to rig elections and ride roughshod over us the nation will continue to sink into the abyss. We owe it to ourselves and posterity to end the curse of rigged elections and bad governance. 

In Zimbabwe the rural povo are kept poor, they are no more than medieval period serfs, for selfish political reasons. W Mukori

 Moving Beyond Paperwork: Why Africa’s ‘Resource Curse’ is a Crisis of Academic Inaction

By Akson Potera

As the continent prepares to mark Africa Day, I must state plainly: Africa’s persistent “poverty paradox” is not a failure of intellect, but a profound failure of execution.

For decades, African universities, think tanks, and policymakers have generated mountains of compelling research diagnosing the continent’s economic stagnation. Yet, despite being home to some of the world’s richest natural and physical resources, our local communities remain trapped in a cycle of severe unemployment. The root of this problem lies in institutional inertia. The academics who write the blueprints are failing to implement their own recommendations.

The knowledge is there. What we face is a stark theory-practice gap where vital research remains confined to lecture halls and policy briefs rather than being deployed on the ground. Traditional, top-down economic models have repeatedly failed to convert vast natural wealth into localised prosperity.

To break this gridlock, I and the Fastforward Community Development Centre (FCDC-SA) are championing a radical shift toward grassroots industrialisation through the Local Asset-Based Employment Creation and Community-Based Industrial Development (LABEC-CBID) framework. This model circumvents sluggish state bureaucracies by focusing entirely on self-reliance. Instead of waiting for foreign direct investment or distant state intervention, LABEC-CBID identifies and mobilises existing community assets—such as local skills, land, and raw materials—and converts them into immediate employment drivers.

Crucially, the strategy hinges on Community-Based Industrial Development (CBID). By establishing micro-manufacturing and small-scale industrial hubs directly within townships and rural areas, we ensure that wealth circulates locally rather than leaking out to multinational corporations.

Turning this philosophy into action requires a pragmatic, five-stage approach that I urge governments to adopt:

1. Strategic Planning and Mapping: Define clear local employment targets and audit community strengths.

2. Targeted Identification: Pinpoint high-unemployment zones and determine what specific industries those areas can realistically support.

3. Resource Mobilisation: Aggressively secure infrastructure, seed funding, and community-led partnerships.

4. Inclusive Skills Training: Provide practical, “second-chance” technical training to marginalised workers who lack formal academic qualifications, instantly making them employable.

5. Execution and Monitoring: Launch the local hubs with rigorous, ongoing monitoring to ensure long-term sustainability.

As Africa Day approaches, my message is clear: true liberation and economic sovereignty will not come from more academic papers. It will come when African communities transition from being passive consumers of external goods to active, self-sustaining producers and innovators.”

Every interesting!

In Zimbabwe many people have argued that rural folk must be given title deeds to the few acres of land on which their mud huts stand. This would give these people confidence to build decent houses and develop the land by planting fruit trees, digging wells for clean water, etc. 

Zanu PF, just like the white regime before it, has stubbornly refuse to give povo title deed. Giving blacks title deeds will give them the confidence to demand political rights next. Smith was not going to give blacks the right to vote, period. Zanu PF ruling elite are denying povo title deeds to land for the same selfish political reason! 

In Zimbabwe it is not the academic who is hold up progress, povo will do wonders to lift themselves out of poverty. It is the politicians who are holding povo and  the nation at large hostage! Zanu PF is dishing out title deeds to Chinese, foreigners, as if there is no tomorrow but will not give one acre to the rural blacks. Property rights are recognised for the ruling elite and foreigners but not povo!

The liberation war was fought over land first and foremost. Great liberation icons like the late Chief Rekayi Tangwena must be spinning in their grave to know that 46 years after independence millions continue to be denied the right to own even a postage stamp size piece of land!