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It is obvious that Robert Chapman will not win the 2023 presidential election. But what is it that has made him a talking point with people who are considering him as an option? It is how he has been able to articulate policy and serious issues affecting citizens with clarity👇🏿

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Tendai3 years ago

so Chamisa or CCC have never said something similar to this,not at rallies or the countless interviews?I have personally seen such emotional pleas,changosiyana is the accent chete.even if that was wat u liked mahere has one,so what is going on?

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Rarely Tolerable.1 year ago

So far which Trump Presidential Term do you like best?

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THE RIGHT_ONE !!3 years ago

This guy has been a zanupf lobbyist to try to remove individual sanctions in the USA 🇺🇸, working with #SibusisoMoyo after the project has failed ,today is here in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 funded by the same system to try to divide @CCCZimbabwe votes

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Dannie Chrissy🗨3 years ago

These are the things that are said on the weekly review by ccc

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Mr. Brian T. Rupiya🇿🇼3 years ago

But honestly mkoma,hamungambotadze kutaura nezvake bcz it's like 1)Nkosana was/is your favorite presidential candidate 2) Nkosana led APA 3)APA and Nkosana endorsed @DrivenChapman So the cycle can go to point one again, making Chapman your favorite presidential candidate 🤔

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Mov73 years ago

@daddyhope voting is a choice. Hapana anombunyikidzwa. Munhu ngaavhotere waanoda. Me and my family will Vote for @CCCZimbabwe . Councillor Juta, MP @JudithTobaiwa2 and President vakarongeka vaChamisa.

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Professor Sure Mataramvura3 years ago

@daddyhope , a person who says "you" instead of "we" is almost implying they are living in Mars while addressing people on earth. That person is saying "I am fine" but "you" are not. Its the "we" that matters in a leader.

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Kudzaishe 🇿🇼3 years ago

Having listened to what he is saying, there is absolutely nothing new. All this has been well presented by @advocatemahere. Unless one is choosing to ignore that fact to push a certain narrative.

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MaZwangendaba3 years ago

Yes Chapman is eloquent, charismatic and all but now is not the time for pulling such stunts. We must unite all Zimbabweans for a common cause to remove ZANU PF once. These side shows are not necessary. He won't win. So svimavotes svitatu ngawedzere to CCC.

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1003 years ago

I wish this guy had the popularity ccc has. This is clear and straight to the point.

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