@basera_john two quick questions 1. Cotton farming season of 2019/2020 small scale farmers were paid in groceries and up to date the buyers still owe the farmers. What is the plan this farming season? We need to be serious with how we treat our farmers. #ZimAgricRising
2/ Farmers are the backbone of our agro-economy. There is a void left after our textile industry was messed up by cheap chinese clothing & mazitye. If ever we have to be serious about reviving this industry, the Ministry that sets up prices for cotton should show seriousness...
3/ & look after the farmer who grows cotton. Its unacceptable that @CottcoZim & other buyers alike, can expect free cotton lint as if its grown in the wilderness. Like all other crops, a competitive price should be set up & a budget to buy the cotton should be in place on time.
4/ The 85 rtgs a shame and an insult to both the farmer and a government that preaches economic growth. I believe those owed must be paid their dues and cotton farmers must be paid fairly for their sweat. Please treat farmers with dignity. #ZimAgricRising
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A listening President listens to the plight of the people he leads. The commuting public is in distress with shortage of ZUPCO buses. School commuting children are always late at school, women are being abused in queues & it is now a mammoth task to commute
2/ It is imperative to add the fleet of commuters that used to operate under ZUPCO so as to provide an efficient, reliable & fast transport service to the commuting public in Zim. A minute lost in business is money lost. The buses operating under ZUPCO are failing to meet demand
3/ Lastly @zupcobus should ensure that they have buses designated for students & ensure that they service all routes as some commuters have to walk long distances to ZUPCO pick up points. Transport co-operatives a like Tshova Mubaiwa in Bulawayo should be permitted to operate.
Zimbabweans were marginalized & thrown to ubproductive land during the colonial era. Hondo yeminda successfully managed to get some of that land back though it was done in a haphazard manner. #MrPresident the youth in Zimbabwe want farming land.2
2/ They want it yesterday and not tomorrow, for tomorrow will never come. As a president also, in my own right, I have been working flat out to reorient young people on the importance of being productive & owning the means of production. Young people have no land, have no jobs...
3/...& their future is bleak. Young people are hopeless, helpless and feel useless because of the high levels of poverty in our country right now. The least you can do is to revert to the liberation struggle plan to repossess land & have evey Zimbabwean benefiting from our land
1/ Principles of self determination should and must be the foundation of any African political party. It is our Africaness, our culture that was stolen from us from the days of slavery. When one says Zimbabwe should be for Zimbabweans they are labelled ZanuPf🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ ???
2/ Nyika neNyika inechivanhu chayo &we can't just throw away who we are outside the window. Japanese are ruling in Japan, following their Japanese culture. Chinese in China follow their own Chinese customs & style of leadership. The English in England lead themselves their way.
3/ Africa must be led by Africans with a Pan African approach. This is simple basic politics. It's unfortunate that most youths fail to realise that corrupt individuals within the prencints of any household do not necessarily represent what that organisation stands for.
1/ Leaving pregnant girls & adolescent mothers behind is harmful to the continent’s development. Leaving no one behind means that African governments should recommit to their inclusive development goals and human rights obligations toward all children.
2/ African governments should ensure they adopt human rights compliant policies at national & local levels to protect pregnant & adolescent mothers’ right to education. Early and unintended pregnancies jeopardize educational attainment for thousands of girls. #TogetherWeCan
3/ For this reason, governments need to prevent them by ensuring that their educational institutions provide knowledge, information, and skills, so that pregnant girls and adolescent mothers can enjoy their right to continue their education.
1/ As Zimbabweans we need to grasp that focusing on blame games causes terror, anxiety, horror and fear which increases cover-ups and reduces the flow of information. Lack of information hinders problem solving, creating more errors. Fear also stifles risk taking & discourages...
2/...invention & innovation. Its high time we elect leaders who can say at a particular moment I made a mistake & say it in public. @LEADZim2023 is a political party that is going to take responsibility & put it on its shoulders because for a long time Zimbabwe has been ...
3/...playing the blame game. Its either the ruling party is blaming the opposition party or the opposition parties are pointing fingers directed to the ruling party at the end of the blaming game period we find ourselves with much deeper cuts bleeding expenses and wallowing...
1/ Zimbabwe is our land, we should commit to take charge of the social, economic, environmental & political processes that enable this country to go forward. Because of naivety, greed & corruption we created divisions among our ranks & let our erstwhile enemies creep back in...
2/...and subvert the revolution. We have realised that there are many inadequacies in current capitalism as developed by the so called first world countries. Among them are the persistence of poverty, the growing level of income inequality, the likely reduction of jobs as...
3/...automation & artificial intelligence advance, companies failing to cover their “social costs,” environmental exploitation, the business cycle & economic instability, etc. The growing wealth concentration created by capitalism is leaching into and assassinating our democracy.