A Father & Husband,Teacher,Pan Africanist,Corporate Governance Advocate, Anti Corruption Activist, Forensic Auditor, Patriotic & Fearless.
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David M Mhambare. retweeted
The President & CiC @Julius_S_Malema confronts the incompetent racist judge for always being late in court
"She says we must come at 12, we arrive,she's never here,we must not talk because we are scared to go to jail, it can't be"23rd January 2026 we will be very early in court✊
Im tempted to agree with you 100%.
Do all boarding schools accomodate local pupils?
Aren't locals employed in these schools?
Who supllies these schools with vegetables, tomatoes etc, aren't they locals.
Is there any local investor willing to build a school without ROI?
Here is my perspective on the recent dispute between Chief Murinye and Riverton Extension.
A boarding school, by its very nature, serves a national purpose. Its target market extends far beyond the local community, drawing students from all corners of the country. Consequently, such an institution must be considered a national asset. It is also true that operating a boarding school requires significant investment and resources.The local community stands to gain substantial benefits from this presence, including infrastructure development, direct and indirect employment, and a reliable market for local goods and services. This establishes a symbiotic relationship where the school's success contributes directly to local prosperity.When disagreements arise between investors and traditional leadership, it is imperative that they are resolved through mature, structured dialogue. Public confrontations, especially within earshot or sight of students, are unacceptable. What moral example does it set for children when adults engage in shouting matches pamberi pevana? The educational environment must be protected from such discord. Disputes should be settled away from the students, through respectful mediation that acknowledges both the authority of traditional structures and the operational realities of running a national institution.Ultimately, the focus must remain on safeguarding the school's stability and the welfare of its students, who are there to learn, not to witness adult conflicts.
Black Mamba.
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Spotted somewhere in Zimbabwe, what's the name of this snake?
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WATCH | ZRP officers were seen interrogating suspected car thieves. One officer, clearly frustrated, warned the suspects that in Zimbabwe it is a serious offence to commit crimes such as car theft and robbery.
The suspects were arrested less than a day after committing the crime and were found in the process of stripping the stolen vehicle for parts.
@PoliceZimbabwe
David M Mhambare. retweeted
This was five years ago. I hope we will not see any of this now that the man has departed. RIP Mutumwa Mwazha.
David M Mhambare. retweeted
Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga has had enough of Brown Mogotsi. He doesn't mince his words when addressing Brown Mogotsi and his shady character.
#MadlangaCommision || #MadlangaInquiry
I took Goromonzi to court in 2023 for forcing my twins to buy uniforms that were inflated.
They had refused my kids entry into the school despite having paid all the fees and with quality uniforms from other suppliers.
Parents are being ripped!
After reading this lady’s letter, it further confirms the lesson we have been taught so many times by Dr Solomon Guramatunhu. The problem in Zimbabwe is not simply the politicians, it is the society and the mindset that produces them. Politicians are a reflection of that society.
When politicians say they are awarding tenders to the same individual all the time, we call it corruption. Yet here we have schools doing exactly the same thing, awarding an exclusive uniform tender to one individual, often a friend or someone giving them a kickback.
So when people like me come out and attack the government for repeatedly giving tenders to a single favoured person, on what basis do I continue attacking the government when you, the citizens — as seen through these schools — behave in exactly the same way?
Can you now see that what Dr Solomon Guramatunu says is true? These politicians are not aliens, they are not imported from somewhere else. They come from the very same society whose mindset we see on display in this schools arraignment.
The problem is not only ZANUPF or any political party. The deeper problem is the mindset of the citizens. Because when you are in charge of a school, you act exactly the same way. You hand an inflated tender to your friend, you demand that parents buy from one supplier, you shut out competition and justify corruption when it benefits you.
Is that not the same corruption you accuse the government of?
Do you now understand what the good doctor meant when he said the politicians are not the root of the problem, the mindset is? The brain of that society called Zimbabwe is the issue. I hope you can now reflect on what the doc always says about mindset.
And I hope you now see it clearly, because this is not the government forcing people to buy from a particular individual. It is a school, run by ordinary citizens like you and me. But when these same citizens are elected into power, they take that small-scale corruption and turn it into national corruption at government level.
And yet we blame the party, when in truth the sickness lies in the society itself, in the way it is wired.
If ever I wanted to be a police officer, I would have wanted to be VTS or Homicide.
Even today regardless of my age, I can still serve with pride and patriotism.
Im proud of the TEAM!
One of the suspects on the murder case of Ruwa businessman Joseph Mutangadura arriving at the Harare magistrate's court yesterday.
In a statement, national police spokesperson commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrest of yet another suspect in the high-profile murder case:
“The ZRP confirms the arrest of Webster Nhau, aged 51, in connection with the robbery and murder of businessman Joseph Mutangadura, aged 67, on August 17, 2025, at Mutangadura Hideout Farm, Ruwa. The suspect was arrested near his residence along Dustan Road, Ruwa, on November 2, 2025. The police have arrested seven suspects in connection with the case.”
Which rural area makes 9 tonnes per heactare?
Put up all the costs for labour, inputs and the uncertainty of weather (risk).
Buying maize is way cheaper my brother.
During hearvesting periods you buy a bucket of maize for $3/4.
Do the maths.
This is so true. Kids have become a menace in schools. Teachers have no choice but to just look and watch.
End game... destruction of the future of our kids.
Educators no longer in control.
The 1st Lady of Zimbabwe, Dr. Auxilia Mnangagwa is right. The rise in juvenile delinquency, school drop outs, early pregnancies & other vices in Zimbabwe is due to the ban on corporal punishment. Indeed, parents must use the whip to bring children into line as the whip is an old age remedy to misbehavior. If parents continue to spare the rod, children will continue to be spoiled. Hence the Bible says: Spare the rod & spoil the child!!!
This is absurd! 98%, Ooo my God!
Pride comes before a FALL. When you have a board that fears its executive, the results will be self telling.
Telecel Zimbabwe, the country’s smallest mobile telecommunications company, has initiated voluntary corporate rescue proceedings following a prior unsuccessful attempt by its workers to place the firm under corporate rescue in 2022.
heraldonline.co.zw/telecel-t…
If they had taken our advise 3 years ago, Telecel would have been in a better position today. Tainge taita hedu muono wetwiza.
Telecel Zimbabwe, the country’s smallest mobile telecommunications company, has initiated voluntary corporate rescue proceedings following a prior unsuccessful attempt by its workers to place the firm under corporate rescue in 2022.
heraldonline.co.zw/telecel-t…