Loyal Zimbabwean

13/11/2024

Zvakwana zvakwana.

Loyal Zimbabwean
Alex Dx

11/11/2024

I think this is true

FOUR people you MUST have when buying land in Zimbabwe

1. A Lawyer
2. A Surveyor
3. A Land Valuer
4. A Local drunkard from the area who will tell you the truth and history that's not available in official records.

Please note that number 4 is the most crucial person 🤞

10/11/2024

Being mentally fit for the army means having the emotional stability and psychological resilience to handle the demands of military life. This includes being able to adapt to stressful situations, work well with others, and follow orders. Mental fitness is crucial for soldiers to perform their duties effectively and maintain the military's social and organizational structure.

In the context of military enlistment, mental fitness implies:

- Emotional Stability: The ability to manage emotions and behave appropriately in challenging situations.

- Psychological Resilience: The capacity to bounce back from adversity, trauma, or stress.

- Social Competence: The ability to build and maintain positive relationships with colleagues and superiors.

- Cognitive Function: The ability to think clearly, make sound decisions, and problem-solve effectively.

To assess mental fitness, the military considers factors such as:

- Mental Health History:Past diagnoses, treatments, and hospitalizations.

- Psychotropic Medication Use: Current or past use of medications for mental health conditions.

- Behavioral Patterns: History of violent or aggressive behavior, substance abuse, or other concerning behaviors.

The military uses various evaluation tools, including psychological assessments and medical screenings, to determine an individual's mental fitness for service. The goal is to ensure that recruits can withstand the physical and emotional demands of military life and perform their duties safely and effectively.

08/11/2024

With Nyathi Zw Gilbert – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 3 months in a row. 🎉

05/11/2024

Edited by: Loyal Zimbabwean

The Ndau People: A Rich Cultural Heritage

The Ndau people, a Bantu ethnic group, reside in eastern Zimbabwe and parts of Mozambique. Their cultural heritage and history, spanning centuries, are marked by a distinct language, traditional music, dance, and art. Strong community bonds and pride in their traditions define the Ndau.

Origin and History

The Ndau people's history dates back to the 11th century when they migrated from the Great Lakes region of East Africa to their current territory in present-day Zimbabwe. Over time, they developed a unique culture blending Bantu roots with neighboring ethnic influences.

Rozwi Empire (16th century)

Notable Ndau leader Rozwi established the powerful Rozwi Empire, controlling trade routes and boasting a sophisticated governance system. The empire thrived for centuries before succumbing to external pressures, including Portuguese invasion.

Struggle for Independence

Ndau individuals played a significant role in Zimbabwe's liberation war against British colonial rule. Alongside other ethnic groups, they fought for independence, achieved in 1980. Since then, the Ndau people have remained active in Zimbabwe's political landscape.

Cultural Preservation

The Ndau people have a rich oral tradition, preserving history, myths, and legends through storytelling, music, and dance. The Mwali religion, centered on the creator of the universe, is integral to Ndau culture. Traditional ceremonies and rituals continue to be celebrated with music, dance, and feasting.

Language and Identity

The Ndau language is a vital part of their identity, and despite challenges like economic hardship and political instability, they strive to preserve their cultural heritage and community.

LEGACY

The Ndau people's resilience, cultural richness, and sense of community have withstood the test of time. Their unique heritage, language, and traditions significantly contribute to Zimbabwean society.

26/10/2024

This is nothing but the truth;

It is absolutely disrespectful to be on your mobile phone in the homes of people you are visiting.
Why visit them if you knew your phone was that important?

It is also very disrespectful to be on your phone when you are with your partner.
We have all made these mistakes before, what matters is acknowledging them and learning from them.

Surely your phone cannot be more important than your partner. Learn when to pick up your phone and when not to.

Learn not to call people at odd hours. I discontinued my WhatsApp phone for this platform because some irresponsible people would call me at 1 AM, saying, “Ndeipi mudhara, zviri sei-sei?”

The line was there to help my followers, yet someone in the same time zone calls at 1 AM—that is insane.

Do not call people after hours unless it is an emergency or they are a very close friend who is fine with it. Have manners and respect!

This overuse of mobile phones can be incredibly disrespectful and can damage relationships, switch off the phone and have time with your family.

22/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Dee Choto, Farai Butete, Clemence Gobvu Zimondi, Viktor O. Ledenyov, Prosper Mugabe, Sylvia Chigona, Luwis Mwaseka, Jewel Maq, Elfrida Mutare, Wasu Webocha Mwana Wevhu

19/10/2024

Vaya vasati vamboona Nyasha, unogona kuzotofa usina kudziona. Ndidzo dzinonzi Nyasha idzi. Dzionei pavanhu ava. A good example of "anosimudza marombe kubva muguruva."

15/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Euticus Muyambi, Emma Gerald

01/10/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Zim Dollars, Future Mtisi

27/09/2024

I will never marry two or more wives unless the one that I have dies. I cannot tolerate seeing my second wife Daisying my children. Barika rakangoshatawo zvaro.

27/09/2024

Panyaya yekwaMtukudzi mukoma ava varasika. Munozvionawo sei? Ngandinzwewo maonero enyu.

21/09/2024

I love you Zimbabwe,
No one will stop me from loving you,
You might be facing challenges,
But know that I love you,

When I talk of your challenges to the world,
It doesn't mean that I don't love you,
But, I want everyone to know what you are going through,
Perhaps, one day, someone will reach out a helping hand.

I love you ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼. Gara uchizviziva kuti ndinokuda nemoyo wangu wese. I will stand with you and never betray you.

I love you Zimbabwe.

Loyal Zimbabwean

20/09/2024

You must show them your real self. People must love you for who you are. Never try and create a false image of your self to bribe people, because the day they will discover your real image you are hiding from them. They will feel betrayed and you will lose all the respect they once had in you. Never show the wealth and lifestyle that you do not have. Just be yourself and never succumb to this world's pressure.

Have a good day.

28/08/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Vimbai Mugodori, Memoe Yeukai

09/08/2024

Zimbabwe iyoyi yanga yanditora moyo.

07/08/2024

Mukuru Maponga vazviita zvakarw.