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After a decisive win and being declared the MP-Elect for Tema Central, Hon. Ebi Bright was seen performing Shatta Wale’s hit song “On God”, drawing cheers and excitement from supporters. — Charlotte Osei || Tepa || Prince David Osei || Marti Kpebu || KT Hammond || NPP MPs

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R.I.P. Army Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington The family of a U.S. service member who died in combat during the conflict in Iran was seen gathering in Fort Knox, Kentucky, on Friday as his body was brought to Godman Airfield for a dignified transfer. Army Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, was from Glendale. He was the seventh U.S. service member to die in the conflict, succumbing to his injuries a week after being wounded during a March 1 attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, according to the Pentagon. Thank you Staff Sgt. Pennington for your ultimate sacrifice. Prayers for your family, friends, and brother and sisters in the Army.

R.I.P. Army Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington The family of a U.S. service member who died in combat during the conflict in Iran was seen gathering in Fort Knox, Kentucky, on Friday as his body was brought to Godman Airfield for a dignified transfer. Army Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, was from Glendale. He was the seventh U.S. service member to die in the conflict, succumbing to his injuries a week after being wounded during a March 1 attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, according to the Pentagon. Thank you Staff Sgt. Pennington for your ultimate sacrifice. Prayers for your family, friends, and brother and sisters in the Army.

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773,217 views • 5 months ago

Another example of how easy it has become to target Indian students and professionals in the West Satyam Surana, an Indian student at London School of Economics, is being targeted with a hate campaign against his candidature for student elections All he did to deserve this was pick up the Indian flag from the ground and show respect to it after it was defiled by Khalistanis during attack on Indian High Commission in UK last year Now he is being labelled fascist, communal and Islamophobe. Indian Hindus living abroad and seen as supporters of present government are being profiled this way. We must collectively fight this

Another example of how easy it has become to target Indian students and professionals in the West Satyam Surana, an Indian student at London School of Economics, is being targeted with a hate campaign against his candidature for student elections All he did to deserve this was pick up the Indian flag from the ground and show respect to it after it was defiled by Khalistanis during attack on Indian High Commission in UK last year Now he is being labelled fascist, communal and Islamophobe. Indian Hindus living abroad and seen as supporters of present government are being profiled this way. We must collectively fight this

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976,843 views • 2 years ago

Members of Parliament and Councillors Attend President Chamisa's Annual Charity Dinner - Mps and councillors declare we fear no fokolo and we fear not Tshabangu Yesterday, 13th December, 2025, members of parliament and councillors gathered for President Nelson Chamisa's Annual Charity Dinner in Harare, Zimbabwe. While many councillors and MPs expressed concerns about potential recalls from Zanu PF’s pro-2030ist Sengezo Tshabangu, those who attended affirmed their support for President Chamisa, stating, “We stand with President Nelson Chamisa despite threats from Tshabangu, and we fear no fokolo.” The following members of parliament and councillors responded to President Chamisa's call and supported this charitable initiative: Members of Parliament 1. Hon. Martin Mureri (Masvingo Urban) 2. Hon. Kuka Mkoba South 3. Hon. Desire Nkala (Gwanda North) 4. Hon. Corban Madzivanyika (Kwekwe) 5. Hon. Ropafadzo Makumire (Chiredzi Central) 6. Hon. Innocent Zvaipa (Zengeza West) 7. Hon. Clifford Hlatwayo (Chipinge South) 8. Hon. Gladys Hlatwayo (Proportional Representative Member of Parliament) 9. Hon. Ellen Shiriyedenga (Proportional Representative Member of Parliament) 10. Hon. Daniel Molekeli (Hwange Central) 11. Senator Katumba 12. Hon. Prosper Mutseyami (Chikanga-Dangamvura) 13. Hon. Wellington Chikombo (Gren Norah) 14. Hon. Agency Gumbo (Hatcliff) 15. Hon. Brighton Mazhindu (St. Mary's) 16. Hon. Patrick Sagandira (Makoni Central) 17. Hon. Richard Tsvangirai (Norton) 18. Hatfield Constituency Hon Phillip Guyo NB: Some mps might have been omitted because they came late. Councillors: Bulawayo 1. Bruce Moyo 2. Nkosilathi Hove Mpofu 3. Takunda Madzana 4. Donaldson Mabutho Harare 1. Denford Ngadziore 2. Kudzi Kadzomba, among others Ruwa - Mayor Mike Mataruka Several councillors and mayors from Masvingo, Chiredzi, Beitbridge, and other areas did not attend the event. Those who did not attend Charity Dinner but spoke to Change Radio on the condition of anonymity revealed that, "Tshabangu's blue eyed boys, like former Masvingo City ward 2 councillor Rock Kamuzondo, threatened us with recalls. That is why we gave various excuses, such as claiming to be ill or attending funerals, for our absence from President Chamisa's dinner." During this well-attended event, President Chamisa expressed his gratitude to politicians, business leaders, church pastors and bishops, members of the diaspora, and local citizens for their attendance and financial contributions. The funds raised will support the welfare of Zanu PF political victims, individuals with disabilities, orphans, and other marginalized members of society across Zimbabwe. Some members of parliament and councillors who were unable to attend still contributed by purchasing tickets. For example, Masvingo Senator Maggie Chakabuda bought a ticket but could not join the event due to a family wedding in Zvishavane. Reports indicate that some councillors and MPs chose not to attend out of fear of being recalled by Sengezo Tshabangu. Despite this, those who participated emphasized their commitment to President Chamisa, crediting him for their electoral success in 2023. Masvingo Urban member of parliament Honourable Martin Mureri said, "We won 2023 parliamentary elections because of President Chamisa. We are not evil to dump President Chamisa. His popularity helped us won elections. " All present members of parliament and councillors reiterated their loyalty to President Chamisa, who stood by them both before and after their elections in 2023. Hon. Molekeli, speaking to Change Radio, noted that the 2025 Charity Dinner was the largest since its inception, marking a significant moment of solidarity and support for the causes championed by President Chamisa. All former councillors and former members of parliament who were recalled by Tshabangu attended this Charity Dinner.

Members of Parliament and Councillors Attend President Chamisa's Annual Charity Dinner - Mps and councillors declare we fear no fokolo and we fear not Tshabangu Yesterday, 13th December, 2025, members of parliament and councillors gathered for President Nelson Chamisa's Annual Charity Dinner in Harare, Zimbabwe. While many councillors and MPs expressed concerns about potential recalls from Zanu PF’s pro-2030ist Sengezo Tshabangu, those who attended affirmed their support for President Chamisa, stating, “We stand with President Nelson Chamisa despite threats from Tshabangu, and we fear no fokolo.” The following members of parliament and councillors responded to President Chamisa's call and supported this charitable initiative: Members of Parliament 1. Hon. Martin Mureri (Masvingo Urban) 2. Hon. Kuka Mkoba South 3. Hon. Desire Nkala (Gwanda North) 4. Hon. Corban Madzivanyika (Kwekwe) 5. Hon. Ropafadzo Makumire (Chiredzi Central) 6. Hon. Innocent Zvaipa (Zengeza West) 7. Hon. Clifford Hlatwayo (Chipinge South) 8. Hon. Gladys Hlatwayo (Proportional Representative Member of Parliament) 9. Hon. Ellen Shiriyedenga (Proportional Representative Member of Parliament) 10. Hon. Daniel Molekeli (Hwange Central) 11. Senator Katumba 12. Hon. Prosper Mutseyami (Chikanga-Dangamvura) 13. Hon. Wellington Chikombo (Gren Norah) 14. Hon. Agency Gumbo (Hatcliff) 15. Hon. Brighton Mazhindu (St. Mary's) 16. Hon. Patrick Sagandira (Makoni Central) 17. Hon. Richard Tsvangirai (Norton) 18. Hatfield Constituency Hon Phillip Guyo NB: Some mps might have been omitted because they came late. Councillors: Bulawayo 1. Bruce Moyo 2. Nkosilathi Hove Mpofu 3. Takunda Madzana 4. Donaldson Mabutho Harare 1. Denford Ngadziore 2. Kudzi Kadzomba, among others Ruwa - Mayor Mike Mataruka Several councillors and mayors from Masvingo, Chiredzi, Beitbridge, and other areas did not attend the event. Those who did not attend Charity Dinner but spoke to Change Radio on the condition of anonymity revealed that, "Tshabangu's blue eyed boys, like former Masvingo City ward 2 councillor Rock Kamuzondo, threatened us with recalls. That is why we gave various excuses, such as claiming to be ill or attending funerals, for our absence from President Chamisa's dinner." During this well-attended event, President Chamisa expressed his gratitude to politicians, business leaders, church pastors and bishops, members of the diaspora, and local citizens for their attendance and financial contributions. The funds raised will support the welfare of Zanu PF political victims, individuals with disabilities, orphans, and other marginalized members of society across Zimbabwe. Some members of parliament and councillors who were unable to attend still contributed by purchasing tickets. For example, Masvingo Senator Maggie Chakabuda bought a ticket but could not join the event due to a family wedding in Zvishavane. Reports indicate that some councillors and MPs chose not to attend out of fear of being recalled by Sengezo Tshabangu. Despite this, those who participated emphasized their commitment to President Chamisa, crediting him for their electoral success in 2023. Masvingo Urban member of parliament Honourable Martin Mureri said, "We won 2023 parliamentary elections because of President Chamisa. We are not evil to dump President Chamisa. His popularity helped us won elections. " All present members of parliament and councillors reiterated their loyalty to President Chamisa, who stood by them both before and after their elections in 2023. Hon. Molekeli, speaking to Change Radio, noted that the 2025 Charity Dinner was the largest since its inception, marking a significant moment of solidarity and support for the causes championed by President Chamisa. All former councillors and former members of parliament who were recalled by Tshabangu attended this Charity Dinner.

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23,120 views • 8 months ago