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RETURNEES: PRIVATE SECTOR, GET INVOLVED Meanwhile, I invite the private sector and well-wishers to donate and partner with Government to accelerate the repatriation of many more of our people back home. Our hands, therefore, are outstretched to receive all those coming back home. You are welcome, Tinokugamuchirayi, Siyalamukela. Welcome...

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Chikomana47vor 2 Monaten

If you can give away cars everyday why can't you use the funds for a week's car donation and help those needy of help to come back home. Lets put priorities to national crisis.

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Michael Wainsboroughvor 2 Monaten

After 46 years of independence. We own our resources We have more minerals than the whole of Southern Africa. And you talk about donations????? Kanti where is our money going ???????

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Unathi Afrikavor 2 Monaten

The private sector must stay as far as way as you keep those millions that you wasted on cars and cash handouts and kept them away from schools, hospitals, clinics etc. You dogs waste money on xit and always beg for donations when it comes to service delivery?

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Natevor 2 Monaten

😝😝😝 Vakangwara Havana Nhamo Let someone else pay for a problem that I created!

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Opinionistavor 2 Monaten

Why private sector when his govt is dishing out cars to every Tom,Dick and Harry for no reason. Doesn't the Zim government have capacity to repatriate Zim citizens from SA using buses?

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Ma Ovor 2 Monaten

The small number that we sent back are already doing a number on the national power grid causing a nationwide blackout. Be serious

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Mai sorobhivor 2 Monaten

Donate? Your government can afford this if they want to. Stop gifting celebrities cars and use that money. Saskamu nxa

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Babygal003vor 2 Monaten

Every parent must take care of their children we tired we helped you guys for yrs. You wanna cruise around and keep stealing in peace without distraction MO sizwile bandla, magrigamba hambani

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South African 🇿🇦vor 2 Monaten

Zimbos must go back home & change their government.Begging at every traffic light with a group of children and working for white people for peanuts in this country will never give them the financial freedom that they are seeking.They must return home & hold their govt accountable

Profilbild von bensonsani01@gmail.com
[email protected]vor 2 Monaten

Vakatowedzera mitengo ye ma bhazi

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Dr. Luther Malcom Hovevor 2 Monaten

Mutongera vanhu homwe dzacho...aaah chii chakadaro!

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Ndabisto!vor 2 Monaten

Zimbabwe’s future lies in industrial revitalization. As we welcome citizens home, let’s rebuild manufacturing, reduce imports, and expand the Lithium model to agriculture & industry. Sustainable jobs, local value chains, national growth. 🇿🇼 #Industrialize

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Perestroika Zimvor 2 Monaten

Focus should be on creating a country where people can actually build a life when they come back. Through a stronger economy, fair and honest leadership plus business environment that gives investors the confidence to create jobs

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Kalushivor 2 Monaten

The problem is you see an opportunity for propaganda always ,are you able to carter and provide jobs for those who are already there ?

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AxUksvor 2 Monaten

It’s been a week and you still talk of sending help and no action still just talk and talk like always. You lot talk big no action munonyadzisa. Ndokuvaka nyika nevene vayo you people you just need to act not talk @nickmangwana

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Tidomsvor 2 Monaten

See this is confusing. The middle class and analyst say there's not so many illegal immigrants and they are being scapegoated. Whilst at the ame time their governments say they are overwhelmed! Maths is not equating.

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Hungwe chivaravor 2 Monaten

When it comes to citizens moda donations but Chiefs Ministers Comedians Zanu pf Vakupuwa brand new cars houses money But why

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Timeless@Nakuvor 2 Monaten

It is shameless that he donates free cars and money, then pleads with ordinary citizens to contribute toward the repatriation of displaced people. Why doesn’t he ask those he is awarding fraudulent tenders to, and who are looting state coffers alongside him?

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Lumumba Guduzavor 2 Monaten

This nonsensical annoying genocidal pig is the central cause of Zimbabwean problems.

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Ruyedzo Mutizwavor 2 Monaten

You provoked the underworld and the results you got. How are you going to reverse or stop this?👇🏿

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Chimbwido2000vor 2 Monaten

Why did they leave? Has that been addressed

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Chairman H. W Chitepovor 2 Monaten

What a stupid thing to say!

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Nkosana KaCelemba-Gudlikhamangwevor 2 Monaten

Gukurahundi the massacre of over 20,000 Ndebele people. Is its true He was the Minister of Security at the time. Zimbabwean people are okay with that no accountability?

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Bhukwanavor 2 Monaten

Why does he talk lile that? SMH

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Johnsonvor 2 Monaten

Define cheap politics with a video 🖕🏿

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Tafadzwa Mashayamombevor 2 Monaten

Nxaaaa ko mabhazi amurikupa mapostori using zita raChivhayo ngaanotora vanhu ka...

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Malavi 🇿🇦💪🏽vor 2 Monaten

@amanda_malunga Here is an invitation people of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 your president is warmly welcoming you back. GO HOME AND REBUILD ZIMBABWE for the betterment of the SADC region and the less burdening of South Africa. Zimbabwe must raise again ✊🏿

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Ozzie T Willievor 2 Monaten

Well wedo give thanks to Our Mr President HDr E.D Munangagwa

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Mabviravira@40vor 2 Monaten

Tipeyi ma million amaipanana kumuchato we central committee member tiendese mabhazi

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Ashton Goodie Cartervor 2 Monaten

Donate chii use the money yamuri kutenga ma GD6

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Shyne Chiparavor 2 Monaten

Do we still have national minerals in Zimbabwe

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@mabhunhuvor 2 Monaten

makupemha futi, hamunyari here. after that motanga kupa madatsunya mota dzemahara. nonsense

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Reverend Rude Boyvor 2 Monaten

I am sure the big 4 guys in Zimbabwe can do this, pane kupfachura pfachura kwavanoita mari "vachiita kudya kwemhumi" (GDCN, 20..)

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