The plunder of our resources must stop.

Zimbabwe's lithium continues to resist being smuggled. Does nature itself not teach us that robbing your own country is awful? This is in Mutare. When they thought its game over, lithium ikati manje handisi kuenda ikoko. Dzangova nharo but Nyikayaramba ugororo

Penhalonga. Lets be clear. These are not Investments. These are ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES. A gvt that values the country, well being of citizens & uphold the Constitution will never allow this to happen with impunity. Our beautiful country is being destroyed in the name of mining

This matter is of public interest. At least the Zim authorities and the Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe must say something. Who are these Chinese nationals, where did they get the gold? What action is being taken to recover the gold & the money & bring the criminals to justice Zimbabwe Republic Police

Poor Zimbabwe has never declared even 2 ct diamond zvaro yet 10% of all diamonds from Marange are gem quality, some so big they can fetch millions of $$$

The Zim government must open dialogue with citizens regarding the country's natural resources. The current pillaging & environmental crimes will not go unchallenged forever. Its a matter of when, and not if, the communities will rise up. The groundswell of anger is frightening

cnrgzim.org/news/alluvial-…

Cabinet Decision is not enough, we need to amend the LAW to effectively curb riverbed mining. cnrgzim.org/news/alluvial-…

Tave ne VVVVVVVVVIP Airport State Pavilion which cost millions of $$$ but our Warriors will play their next home match in foreign lands. Tiri right right here upstairs nhai Nick Mangwana dhonzamusoro007 mmatigari

Good leaders encourage the private sector to invest in big CSR projects. Bad leaders vanoti bring me the money, its my duty to develop the country!

Does Africa have that caliber of leaders who can negotiate winning deals on her behalf?

There is a big difference between Investment and Organized Crime newsday.co.zw/southerneye/lo…

Its the currency madness! After 80 years, Unilever exits Zim, just like many other big companies before it. thezimbabwemail.com/business/unile…

Yes, It is the currency madness killing the economy! pindula.co.zw/2024/08/31/sup…

Women drawing, dreaming and envisioning the future. A participatory approach to community development by CNRG in Masvingo yesterday. Zimbabweans have ideas of what they want to see in their communities

Meanwhile in Gvt (Ministries, Departments, Parastatals & Parliament) jostling for selection to attend CoP 29 in Baku has reached fever pitch. No one wants to be left behind. Zim expected to send at least 130 delegates to a conference some wealthy countries sends only 3 pple

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