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#ptvmusic let's solve this once and for all , what's your favorite song between these 2 ?🇿🇼👇‼️"MUKOTO MUDOKO" BY @starbonezkaylor Featuring @car_babik @flam3keed or "WICKED WEEKEND" by @saintfloewmusic ? Note : Both tracks are now Available on YouTube & All other Digital Streaming Platforms ..Show some love & support 🙏🔥‼️

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Stop the Blame Game leave @sir_wicknell Alone Let’s Focus on Building Zimbabwe Together Prominent opposition politician and advocate Fadzayi Mahere recently raised a false alarm over what she described as a grossly disproportionate government allocation, claiming that businessman Wicknell Chivayo is set to receive US$109.3 million (approximately R1.95 billion) annually from a government contract. Frankly, many of us are growing tired of the constant attempts to paint Mr. Chivayo as a thief without providing any solid proof. This narrative is not only baseless but unfair to a man who has continuously used part of his income to generously support fellow Zimbabweans through various donations. It is public knowledge that Mr. Chivayo is a legitimate tenderpreneur — his company, Intertrek, has successfully secured major tenders, not just in Zimbabwe but across the African continent. Why should we condemn the success of our own people instead of celebrating it? As Zimbabweans, it is high time we stopped tearing each other down and started building each other up. Let us unite rather than discriminate against our own countrymen. Our nation needs unity, not division. Furthermore, let us also show respect to our President and acknowledge the work being done by the government. Real change takes time; it doesn’t happen overnight. We must also remember that when the late President Robert Mugabe was removed from power, we — the people — were the ones who called for Emmerson Mnangagwa to lead. So, what has changed now? Let’s allow the President to finish his term. So far, progress is being made — let’s give our leaders the space and time to deliver. Ndini Wenyu Tererai Mwanawamambo Edwardwamambo19@gmail.com #Zimbabwe #Unity #SupportOu United we stand, divided we fall.

@sir_wicknell just purchased a 2025 custom rolls-royce cullinan straight from goodwood,london , congrats !👏