Joined May 2018
Here you are @beckythemba next time you need to simply Google
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Who is the source of the $20 billon export receipts. Mthuli mentioned and even the President quoted the same. If it is wrong what was the reason for lieing ? @KMutisi @ku
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Replying to @BusisaMoyo
@BusisaMoyo see what others are doing. Seriously I dud not know how big fish industry is! @kmugova , @Jamwanda2 @KMutisi
There has been serious excitement around this country since the Second Republic. Western ambassadors are singing our praises, diaspora citizens are returning home to invest—and some to stay. The World Bank cannot praise us enough. Construction is booming without pause. Why? #EDelivers
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Doc @BusisaMoyo that word again Scramble for Zimbabwe. Are locals in Zim aware of this or are in deep slumber of negativity. Look its a diasporan who has spotted the gap what of us who have been here?.Are we brain dead due to years of toxic politics ?
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Eeeeh @kmugova zvanzi $20 billion exports?
I was honored to attend the 23rd ZANU PF People's Conference at CUT University in Mashonaland West Province. The Conference is running under the theme: “From Resolutions to Results: Consolidating Economic Development and Deepening Empowerment towards Vision 2030.” It was officiated by the President and First Secretary of ZANU PF, His Excellency, Cde E.D. Mnangagwa. In his keynote address, His Excellency highlighted Zimbabwe's remarkable economic progress under the Second Republic. In 2025, Zimbabwe’s GDP grew by 8.3% and is projected at 5% in 2026. Through astute monetary policy, annual inflation has come down to 2.8% and is accompanied by price stability. These achievements are praise-worthy. At the advent of the Second Republic, our country’s GDP was USD 16 billion. Presently our GDP is at USD 66 billion. Similarly, in 2017, the GDP per capita was at USD 1,200. Currently, the GDP per capita is at USD 3,500, a close to 200% jump. We are on course to achieve Upper Middle Income Economy status by 2030. Trade export figures stood at USD 2 billion annually in 2017, total exports now exceed USD 20 billion, a percentage increase of 1,000%. Zimbabwe is rising. The President further emphasized that the resolutions we proffer should reflect the realities facing Zimbabweans, provide practical solutions and define clear responsibilities for implementation. Personal or narrow interests have no place in our colossal, revolutionary, mass Party. We are a People’s Party and ZANU PF shall forever promote a people-centred development agenda.
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Vanhuwe this is Uganda ! A Makerere University project gone commercial ! Pasi nekugadzira sipo pa University!
Well done Uganda 👏🏾
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I see people fighting about "emptiness " of auditorium at UNGA! Well both sides are correct, those saying empty chairs and those saying not empty! YES addresses by certain leaders was done in near empty auditorium but the messages are meant for global audience who got it!
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why does Mthuli & crew hate the poor ? World bank said concerned that release of funds for the poor not prioritised. The latest from IMF saying other benchmarks met but release of money for poor people not met. This includes BEAM PAYMENTS. WHY DO THEY HATE THE POOR ?
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This is Tanzania ,Zim promised Harare- Chitungwiza railway in the 90s and the best they gave us was Train buses which are nolonger there!!
🇹🇿 Tanzania is taking the first steps toward a monorail in Dar es Salaam 1) Sweden’s Swedfund is financing the feasibility study, while French firm SYSTRA will assess the routes, technology, costs and implementation model. 2) The study is expected to take 9 months, with private firms expected to play a major role in construction and operation. 3) The proposed network would connect key corridors including Mwenge, Sam Nujoma, Ubungo, Morogoro Road, Ali Hassan Mwinyi Road and the airport.
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Pama services i am also including you @kmugova you will join the least yaiswa na Doc Moyo
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Made in Uganda and making a difference. Makerere University Student! In Zim we are happy with coffin boxes called Kombis and a corrupt company which cant account for its own fleet of buses called Zupco! Levels !!
These buses are already changing Kampala’s transport system. Kiwatule to the city centre is only 1000shs
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A Makerere University 2014 Student project that was commercialised and now making a difference. 96% owned by Uganda GVT. In Zim it certainly can NOT BE OWNED DIRECT BY GVT- FAILED ZUPCO. Maybe Mutapa NOW if it resurrects corrupt ZUPCO first! @KMutisi @Jamwanda2 @kud
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We were once told kuti NUST was going to assembly electric buses almost 10 years ago zvakangopera zvakadaro. Makerere projects are tge real.education 5.0 not soap and dish washing projects. Maprojects emadzimai kuma clubs. Ndamuka ndaka tsamwa @ja
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This is UGANDA! EVS to Africa @KMutisi @kmugova @Jamwanda2 Made in UGANDA
Replying to @KiiraMotors
In December 2025, the Made in Uganda to Africa Trans-African Electric Expedition carried the Kayoola Electric Coach through Eswatini, showcasing Uganda's electric mobility innovation and reinforcing the potential for African-led sustainable mobility solutions.
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This is UGANDA!! @KMutisi @kmugova @Jamwanda2 . Made in UGANDA. Upper middle class has to have better transportation not mushikashika and corrupt ridden Zupco which cant account for its own buses!!
What if one vehicle could do the work of three conventional taxis? The 42-passenger Kayoola 7M EVS carries three times the capacity of a 14-passenger taxi moving more people per trip while reducing the number of vehicles competing for limited road space.
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Replying to @Jamwanda2
@Jamwanda2 If this happens thats the end of all indigenous plastic manufacturers who were dependent on Dairibord. Sad day . These guys do not support local plastic converters. They prefer Indians
Varun leads race to acquire a controlling stake in Dairibord heraldonline.co.zw/varun-lea…
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In there current operations there is no single local supplier for there bottles. This is indeed will be a sad day for those who have recently invested in pfuko machines after being told to do so apa musina kunyorerana pasi
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China in 1980 had a GDP per capita of us$309 and Nigeria usd$874. One had leadership another ⚫️ ruled (like all other African 'cowntries' had 'misleaders'( missing leadership-propagandists). 2026 🇨🇳 us$19.5 Trillion , 🇳🇬 usd285B. All ⚫️ ruled crying to be accommodated by SA.
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Kwanai ! What stopping you with so called abundant resources creating wealth and opportunities for your own ⚫️ entrepreneurs. Nigeria misleaders for the greater part was fighting Dangote refinery because corrupt leadership was cut out petroleum deals.
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Replying to @Jamwanda2
@Jamwanda2 been doing reaerch on Wintrue Holdings the company involved in proposed Norton fertiliser plant. This is a big company with annual Tunover of US$2.5 Billion.It is involved heavily in manufacture of phosphate & chemical fertilisers . 11 800 employees !
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Spurs downstream industries. Cheap local Urea enables blended NPK fertilisers, animal feed , Urea molasses, industrial adhesives AND PLASTICS using its by-products. I wonder which type of plastics, let's hope HDPE vanenge vandigonera. @kmugova Zim on the verge of something big
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Beyond the 1500 construction jobs the plant will need skilled manpower,lab techs,maintenance crews- building a local chemical engineering talent base ! Yooh this is a massive project for Zimbabwe being clouded by unnecessary CAB 3 bill
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