It’s no secret that our Government treats taxpayers' money like confetti at a looting party. The procurement system has become a playground for the connected. Imagine we are paying 3x the price for laptops, phones, fertilizer & boreholes etc, yet the government has engineers, IT

Congratulations to these lads, this lifetime opportunity will give them the necessary exposure needed 2 spruce up their talents. Chinese Super League is slowly gaining global dominance....it would be great to see these kind of exchanges grow to national level Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe

The Electronic Government Procurement buffet system is no longer a secret. Keep digging Zimbabweans and interrogate how your hard earned money was or is being spent. The Contracts? There. Prices? There. Suppliers? All your cousins’ companies? Also there. We might not see the

Refurbishing one hospital after 45 years is long overdue and it’s a bare minimum Kudzi, not something to boast about, after decades of neglect. Gaslighting won't cut it, let's fix our country. President President of Zimbabwe's legacy will be judged by what tangible change Zimbabweans see

My tweet is clear, no one said President Mnangagwa was president for 45 years, but ZANU PF has ruled for that long, and that’s the point. The collapse of public hospitals didn’t begin yesterday. It’s the product of decades of neglect, and misplaced priorities under the same

Zimbabwe wants $100 million for renewable energy, from who, and where? We spend that on luxury cars and dodgy tenders without blinking. So, what's really stopping us from solving our own energy crisis? It's not money, folks. It's misplaced priorities.

Well done to President Hakainde Hichilema. Power generation is key to unlocking economic growth, industrialisation, and energy-secure nation.

President President of Zimbabwe is echoing what we have been saying all along, that the health sector was neglected. I hope the daily defenders of decay are taking notes. We don’t just talk, we speak with authority. Next time, listen to criticism instead of catching feelings and defending

Here we go! The President says no to zvigananda. Watch the defenders of zvigananda doing what they do best 😄 shape-shifting to match the President’s latest line. Yesterday they screamed one thing, today they parrot the opposite with a straight face. At this rate, the whiplash

For clarity, only 4 out of the targeted 30 health facilities have been completed so far under NMSI’s Zimbabwe Healthcare Programme. These 20-bed clinics are part of a broader Govt initiative funded through a US$200 million loan facility from the United Kingdom. There’s still a

Botswana leadership is on to something🔥. Listen to Vice-President Ndaba Gaolathe, "We are not looking for tenderprenuers, we are looking for true nation builders,..true innovators."

At this point, it’s safe to assume Zimbabwe Power Company is honouring the late Sydney Gata by plunging the whole country into darkness. A full national blackout as a eulogy. No power all day, no warning, just vibes. ZETDC really knows how to mourn, with maximum inconvenience and

Let’s agree on one thing, government communication from all departments and ministries is on life support. Actual progress gets ignored, while propaganda takes center stage. It’s all spin, no substance. Every announcement feels like firefighting, not informing. Information is

Blaming past ministers is just scapegoating, the whole govt is responsible for the state of our hospitals. Yes, admitting failure matters, but that’s not progress. We need action, not promises. If Dr. Mombeshora is really fixing things, let the results speak. No need for

Folks love playing in the mud on this platform.

Minister Hon Minister Machakaire is arguably the most accessible in President President of Zimbabwe’s cabinet, one of the few who responds to DMs and engages directly with citizens on Twitter. We need more practical, hands-on leaders like him. I have criticized the Minister before and he still

Nah blaming former health ministers alone is convenient, but it’s also dishonest. The collapse of the health sector reflects systemic failure, not just one ministry. The entire government apparatus, from budgeting to oversight, plays a role. Singling out individuals is just

A clean and beautiful Ethiopian city. Must be nice to live in a place where cleanliness isn’t treated like a luxury. Meanwhile, in Harare, we pray for a bin collection schedule like it’s a miracle.

It's going to be a busy week.