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WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe looks at the beginning of the impeachment of Zimbabwe President, ED Mnangagwa, which is expected to take place in the Parliament of Zimbabwe.
The Impeachment will take place after war veterans cited Mnangagwa’s lack of mental capacity to be the Zimbabwe President after he was diagonised with Bascular Dimentia.
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Mnangagwa’s two sons are married to the daughters of a Ramotswa, Botswana based man who is now destitute. Today is Zenadine “Dino” Trevas’s birthday and he is celebrating without his three children who have completely cut him off.
Mnangagwa’ sons have only paid P800 in lobola. Trevas is currently living on handouts.
Please watch the video above this post for more details
Key events for today
1. Mnangagwa set to be impeached today
2. Star Link visits Zimbabwe.
3. Mnangagwa
TOPICS
1. Chamisa’s tweet on high speed rail ignites social Media. This is Chamisa’s most viewed tweet of all time.
2. ZIMTA involved in land scam in which teachers lost $5000 each over 5 years. The money was being deducted through SSB.
Africa
1. South African Rand weakens sharply after crashing 6% and is at its weakest since 2023. This comes in a week when South Africa has faced political issues at home and trump announced a 30% across the board tariffs on all South African imports.
2. Limpopo based Kwena Vinolia (32) enters Miss Disability South Africa. She hold a BA Degree.
3. Gauteng introduces a e-panic button app
Business
Community
1. Mve usage for energy
2. Mve usage for body shape and health
3. UK two for one special
Notes
Hopewell speaks on Chamisa
I have every right to demand accountability from him. I campaigned for him, I fundraised for him, I paid my own money to ferry his supporters to register to vote. I even went into the studio to do a rap song encouraging youths to register and vote for him. He got millions of votes. So we will not stop asking him to do the right thing, he got people’s votes. If Mnangagwa resigns today, are we supposed to ignore his corruption scandals simply because he resigned? Zimbabweans are known for being literate, but it seems critical thinking is not one of our strengths. You cannot resign to avoid accountability and then come back in 2026 or 2027 asking for votes again.
One has to be thoroughly stupid to ask people not to hold a man who was funded by citizens and got their votes accountable for his actions. I am not stupid. Zvekuti akarezaina izvo iarguement used by dum-dums, he didn’t retire, he must be held to the same standard we use on ZANUPF! If you don’t like it, block my twitter account!
