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Loudest fans in Africa, NO DEBATE! From the first whistle to the last tackle — you DID NOT STOP! 🇿🇼🎉
This is what home advantage sounds like! We heard you! We felt you!
ONE OF THE BEST FANS IN THE WORLD! 🫶🏽🏟️
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Now lets see the number of ambulances
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Al Jazeera’s Gold Mafia investigation secretly records Zimbabwean businessman Simon Rudland and associates discussing alleged gold smuggling and money-laundering networks, while also examining links involving President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s family and First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa.
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Only in Africa does a billionaire and owner/CEO of multiple investment groups crash in a helicopter and dies and the stock markets are not affected.
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When the time comes no one should speak of Ubuntu
You're right my brother E.D is just too kind hearted and as soft as wool. Imagine I ever became President i would be worse than Kim Jon Ung I would put all those idiots like Fadzai Mahere and her clan before a firing squad soon after my swearing in. If authorities visit your house vowana musina picture ya Baba Johanne pari visible 3 generations tichi uraya mese 🤣😂🤣 ukamiswa pa roadblock ukangotadza kuimba hossana mukuru LIFE IN JAIL. 🤣😂🤣😂
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Zimbabweans please tweet in English!!! This Wicknell Chivayo matter is of continental importance!!!
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Before being First Lady Auxcillia Mnangagwa would spend most of her time deep in the rural areas. I used to travel with her. It gave me access to forgotten rural communities. I have known her to be humble. She was like a mom to me.
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Dear Wicknell,
Thank you for your generous words about my professional work and for your kind acknowledgment of my wife. I appreciate your recognition of the dedication with which I discharged the briefs entrusted to me.
My wife and I have carefully considered your announcement and must respectfully decline the vehicle and both cash gifts.
For clarity, we last spoke in June 2024, and I have undertaken no professional work for you since then. The historical work to which your tribute refers was performed in my professional capacity and paid for in full. My remuneration was for services actually rendered.
Your announcement came as a complete surprise, without prior notice or discussion. Given the distance that has developed between us since our last conversation, the substantial nature of the gifts, and their express connection to past professional services, I must approach this gesture with particular care.
Zimbabwe’s Legal Practitioners’ Code of Conduct requires us to preserve our integrity, safeguard our professional independence and maintain public confidence in the profession. The International Bar Association’s principles and the International Commission of Jurists’ writings likewise emphasise that a lawyer’s professional judgment must remain independent and free from conflicting personal interests.
Applying those standards to these circumstances, I consider it necessary to decline benefits that could reasonably create a perception of personal financial obligation extending beyond a concluded and fully remunerated professional engagement. My wife and I attach great importance to preserving both our professional standing and public confidence in our independence.
The independence reflected in your generous tribute is a responsibility I must continue to uphold.
Please receive our decision in the respectful spirit in which it is conveyed. We appreciate the generosity expressed and your acknowledgment of my past work. Our decision is nevertheless firm: we will not accept the vehicle or either of the cash gifts.
We wish you well and trust that you will understand and respect our position.
Advocate Dr Lewis Uriri