Domboshava Dot Coms (2024)

06/10/2021

Domboshava Councilor passes out at full council meeting

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Domboshava ward 4 councillor Tapiwa Murima is alleged to have passed out during a full council meeting due to alcohol intoxication, with sources saying he showed up at the meeting while drunk.

Sources who attended the meeting told the reporter that Murima came late and started disrupting the proceedings. The sources said when he was reprimanded, he started making noise and caused commotion until other councillors threatened to call the police on him before he passed out.

“He arrived late at the full council meeting and started making noise and unnecessary disruptions. We had to warn him that we would call the police on him if he continued with the behaviour he was displaying. That is when he toned down,” the source said.

“He then passed out after the incident. His fellow party councillors took him outside where he continued sleeping until the meeting was over. Everyone took pictures of him while he was sleeping like a dead person. I suspect he was heavily intoxicated with alcohol. We were very disappointed about his behaviour.

"Although I have nothing against him drinking alcohol, him coming to the meeting while drunk is disrespectful to the people who elected him into office,” said the source.

Pictures of Murima went viral yesterday on Domboshava WhatsApp platforms showing the Councillor sleeping on the ground with his shoes off.

When asked for a comment, Murima confirmed that he passed out during the meeting because he was not feeling well, rubbishing allegations that he was drunk.

“I passed out during the meeting because I was not feeling well. I am having a stomach ache which started the moment I was in the meeting. The illness is the reason why I went outside to sleep. I am very disappointed by people who took advantage of the unfortunate situation I was in at the moment to smear my name. I value full council meetings and I would never show up drunk,” said Murima.

On causing commotion, he said he was merely participating and raising objections to deliberations that were being made in a civil manner.

“I did not cause any commotion. I was just participating on deliberations. Those who are telling you that I caused commotion are misinforming you,” he said.

The councillor said he is currently hospitalized and recovering well from the short illness.

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09/08/2021

Mutodi set to desert Goromonzi West for Bikita South Constituency in 2023

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Goromonzi West Legislator Energy Mutodi is reportedly planning to desert his current constituency in pursuit of Bikita South Constituency in the upcoming elections, Domboshava Dot Coms has learnt.

Sources who spoke to this publication said Mutodi has made his intentions clear to dwellers in Bikita South and has since started campaigning.

Highly placed sources in Bikita South Constituency said Mutodi started making regular donations of food stuffs to people in the area since last year, and he visits the area almost every weekend to interact with people.

“Mutodi made his intentions known since last year. Recently, he made donations at Njaravani and Chigudu Primary schools. I can also confirm that last week he was at Ngorima Township where he gave out US$20 notes to people telling them that he is coming to contest in 2023. He also supports various sporting activities and institutions in the area,”said a source who spoke on condition of anonymity.

When contacted for a comment, Mutodi did not respond to questions that were sent to him on his WhatsApp number although the application shows that he received and read them.

However, a source in the Zanu PF Goromonzi West structures said Mutodi is slowly withdrawing himself from the constituency as evidenced by his unavailability on the ground.

“It may be true that Mutodi plans to desert this Constituency because he nolonger shows up in the area. Although he has denied that he intends to leave this constituency, his actions show that he nolonger has Goromonzi West at his heart, “ said the source.

Bikita South is Mutodi’s rural home. During the 2018 elections, his contestants raised alarms that Mutodi was not from Goromonzi and indicated that electing him would risk putting someone without the people of Goromonzi at heart.

But the Legislator who has a home in Charlotte Brook, a residential area close to his Constituency managed to use his proximity to his advantage.

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06/08/2021

Goromonzi Devolution funds: Where did the money go?

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Goromonzi Rural District Council has come on the spotlight after it came to light that the local authority was allocated Zw$12, 7 million in 2020 by the Central Government through the devolution policy aimed at financing RDC's to develop their areas of jurisdiction and improve service delivery.

Goromonzi RDC council Chairman Mr Brighton Sanyika made a comment on a local publication called Zim Report attesting that the funds have since been distributed to every community in Goromonzi District and said the money has made a positive impact on livelihoods through improved access to health services and quality of education.

The same report also quotes the RDC Chief Executive Officer Trust Madhovi saying key infrustracture like clinics, schools and roads have been constructed.

*What is the situation on the Ground?*

Ward 4 Councillor Tapiwa Murima dismissed the report as false, saying no meaningful development has been realised in his ward from the devolution funds. In an interview with Domboshava Dot Coms, Murima said no key infrustracture like roads, schools and clinics has been constructed in his area as alluded by Alderman Sanyika.

"I was surprised to hear that devolution funds had reached every corner of Goromonzi. I am yet to see any meaningful developments from those funds because our roads are still in bad shape, no new schools and clinics have been developed,"

"The local authority only made attempts to rehabilitate our main road from Mverechena Shopping Centre to an area close to Mungate when they heard that Vice President Chiwenga was coming,"

"But besides that, nothing worth noting has been done. I am yet to see any developments from those funds reaching my ward," said Murima.

Domboshava Residents Association (DRA) also blasted the RDC for what they called "lying and hypocrisy" saying the funds have never reached Goromonzi West which harbors Domboshava.

DRA programs coordinator Tineyi Munetsi accused council of lying, saying infrustracture like roads has remained in bad shape.

"Our roads are in bad shape and they have not been repaired for several seasons. They are now badly potholed. The gravel roads are a danger to motorists after they were badly destroyed and damaged by the rains last season. We wonder were these roads were repaired that council is claiming," said Munetsi.

Domboshava Community Development Trust (DCDT) director Tonderai Murape also expressed shock on the claims made by council, saying no improvement has been made on the water shortages in the area.

"We have not seen any improvement on water shortages as existing boreholes have long been broken down with no hope of them being repaired by council,"

"Goromonzi RDC is taking residents for a ride, imagine the main growth point Chirodzero shopping center (Showground) has no public toilets for more than 5 years now!"

"Farmers who sell their vegetables there have no toilets yet they pay levies daily to council. Goromonzi RDC surely lacks transparency and accountability in their financial matters,"

"The development that council Chairman and CEO is claiming exists only on paper as there is nothing on ground to show," said Murape.

Some residents from Domboshava who spoke to this publication accused Goromonzi RDC of providing poor service delivery in the area, and called for the seperation of Domboshava from Goromonzi as the only solution that will bring development.

Our local authority has been incompetent for years now. As residents we think it is high time for Domboshava to be separated from Goromonzi for us to realise some development and improved service delivery,"

"We pay rates to Goromonzi RDC which is not developing our area. We need to have our own Chinamora RDC, said a resident only identified as Baba Tavonga.

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10/02/2021

Domboshava Face Network Challenges for over 2 months

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The majority of areas in ward 4 in Domboshava are facing serious network challenges that have persisted for almost 2 months following the destruction of an electricity transformer which powered the Econet’s network booster that is located in Murape Village, Domboshava Dot Coms has learnt.

Information we have gathered reveals that community members who stay in areas like Murape, Zimbiru, Molife, Nyamande and some parts of Showground who use Econet started facing network challenges on their mobile devices last year on 13 December after the electricity transformer that powered the booster developed an electricity fault.

Domboshava Dot Coms gathered that the network booster in question which is located at Mungate Hall only provides network in the afternoon when there is adequate sunshine as it will be powered by solar. But once the sun is gone, or in cases where the sunlight will be inadequate, there will be no network available.

Highly placed sources told this publication that the booster was made in a way that it uses solar power during the afternoon, and use electricity in the evening that is why there will be no network for Econet users in the area when the sun sets. This publication has gathered information that the community has since approached ZESA to address this problem but it has been to no avail as the power authority said it has no transformers in stock to replace it.

Sources also told this publication that community members also tried to pursue the option of buying their own transformer, but the option is still in limbo due to the amount of money that is needed to buy it.

“Since ZESA told us that it does not have transformers in stock to replace the one that was affected, we have pursued the route of mobilising resources to buy a new one as a community. But the efforts are still to bear fruits because buying a new transformer is very expensive. From the enquiries we made, we learnt that a new transformer that we want costs around five thousand United States Dollars and it may take us ages to raise it,”

“We have approached Econet to help us come up with the money but they said they can only participate as a partner. So we are in a very dire situation,” said a distressed source.

The network problem in the affected areas is bad to an extent that residents struggle to make phone calls or access the internet for communication purposes especially during the evening.

When contacted for a comment, Ward 4 Councillor Tapiwa Murima told Domboshava Dot Coms that Econet identified new areas to install new network boosters at Showground Shopping Centre but there is a stalemate between the network provider and Goromonzi Rural District Council over site fees and this has caused the problem to persist.

“The engineers at Econet have identified new sites to install network boosters at showground. But they are yet to install them because there is a stalement between them and council over the payment of site fees. Council is demanding Econet to pay ZWL$10 000 per term for site fees but Econet is refusing,” said Murima.

“ Econet should comply with the demands of the local authority because their infrastructure cannot operate at a commercial site for free when they are a thriving business that is making money from its subscribers. So they should comply with council so that they can start to provide network to their subscribers,” he said.

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04/11/2020

Dube's career at Chogugudza School on the line, as parents moot plans to petition authorities for his removal

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Chogugudza Primary School Head Albert Dube's career at the school is on the line as parents with chidren who attend the school are mooting plans to deliver a petition to the Ministry of Education for his removal.

Domboshava Dot Coms is reliably informed that some parents have created petition forms which they are delivering to fellow parents to put their signatures as a sign of confirmation that they want Dube to be removed at the school.

One of the parents who spoke to this publication said more than 400 signatures have been obtained and they hope that the number will increase to make a strong and solid statement to the Ministry of Education.

"The majority of us want Dube gone. We have gathered over 400 signatures of parents who are saying they have had enough of his administration at our school. We hope to get more signatures so that when we hand over our petition to the Ministry, it will give a strong message, " said a parent who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Where did parents fall out with Dube

Domboshava Dot Coms understands that parents previously had a fair relationship with Dube until a time when Chogugudza hiked its fees to USD$50, a development which saw parents accusing him of unilaterally hiking the fees without consulting them.

They also accuse him of inflating prices of Covid 19 material and giving his close aides contracts to provide services at the school among other allegations.

Their hate also extends to the school's SDA chairperson Mrs Chaniwa who they perceive to be working on the side of the head instead of representing the interests of the parents.

Domboshava Dot Coms understands that in the previous meeting which was held at the school, parents vowed to pay Zwl$80 for tuition until Dube is transfered.

This publication understands that the parents will only agree to a new fee structure when they manage to get a new Head and SDC committee.

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18/10/2020

Mungate shopping centre goes for 2 years with no electricity

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Mungate shopping centre has gone for two years without electricity, a development which has affected businesses and houses in the nearby areas.

Sources who spoke to this publication said the power outage which started after the development of a fault at one of the nearby transformers has taken too long for Zesa to fix.

"We have gone for a good two years with no electricty in our homes. We have made a lot of efforts to engage people from Zesa to assist us but nothing has been done. All we get are stories and empty promises" said a source who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Domboshava Dot Coms understands that during the outage period, residents in Mungate formed a committee whose mandate was to mobilise funds to assist Zesa to fix the fault.

Domboshava Dot Coms is reliably informed that the committee was supported by the residents, but business owners are alleged to have distanced themselves from the initiative.

Sources told this publication that since its formation, the committee collected Us$20 from every affected member. But there are reports that the committee failed to push for any progress, and residents are raising fears that their funds could have been misappropriated.

Efforts to get a comment from the Foreman of Zesa Juru deport Mr Inford Dongo were fruitless as his phone was not available by the time of publishing.

Residents in Mungate have lost their hopes of seeing the return of electricity to their homes, and are calling for relevent authorities to assist them in their plight.

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03/10/2020

Mutodi survives the axe, as Zanu PF orders him to apologise for his actions

Domboshava Dot Coms Political Reporter

Goromonzi West Legislator Dr Energy Mutodi has survived the axe as he managed to come out of the disciplinary hearing where many expected him to be shown the exit door by Zanu PF after he was sacked from the position of Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services and the ruling party on indiscipline charges.

Mutodi was suspended from government and the ruling party in May this year on acts of indiscipline and misconduct which he displayed mainly on his Twitter account where he insulted other government officials like the Foreign Affairs Minister Sibusiso Moyo and Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa. He was also accused of assaulting the Sarakunzehuona District Chairperson Patrick Rwafa at a rice distribution meeting in Domboshava.

A statement gleaned by this publication which is signed by the Chairperson of the Mashonaland East Disciplinary Committee, Engineer Michael Madanha reveals that Dr Mutodi has been given a second chance on condition that he desists from using his social media platforms on Party and Government Business, and that he Apologizes to party members who feel aggrieved by his actions.

“This letter serves to notify you that after the sitting of the Disciplinary Committee on the 29th of July 2020 at the party Provincial HQ, it was recommended that: (i) The prohibition order is hereby lifted without conditions, (ii) You desist from using social media platforms on party and Government business, (iii) Improve relations with the electorate and other Party members, (iv) Apologize to party members who feel aggrieved by your actions in the spirit of comradeship, (v) All charges levelled against you have been filled for future reference in case you commit the same offences within the next 5 years,” the statement reads.

The verdict means Dr Mutodi will remain the legislator for Goromonzi West Constituency, but chances of him retaining his ministerial position are very slim. Dr Mutodi will finish his legislative term representing a constituency where he has fallen out of favour with many Zanu PF members, especially those in Goromonzi West District where he assaulted a District Chairperson member in front of party supporters.

A senior party member from Sarakonzehuona District told the reporter that the district is eagerly waiting for Dr Mutodi to apologize since he insulted their leader in front of them.

“We have noted the ruling which was handed over to Mutodi by the disciplinary committee. We are eagerly waiting for him to come and issue an apology to our Chairman Cde Rwafa and the whole district for insulting him in front of every party member. He disrespected us so we want him to apologize for that” said the member.

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21/07/2020

Domboshava Residents Trust appeals for donations to assist underprivileged members

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The Chairman of the Domboshava Residents Trust Tonderai Murape yesterday appealed to well-wishers to donate food and other basic commodities to underprivileged villagers in Domboshava who have been hit hard by the economic effects imposed on the country by the Covid 19 lockdown.

Murape made this appeal when the Trust was distributing a donation of over 170 heads of cabbages to charity homes in Domboshava which was made by Mai Olivia Charamba and her companion based in the United Kingdom.

The cabbages were distributed to four homes namely Makumbi Children’s Home, Domboshava Centre of Hope, Domboshava Children’s Home and Jane’s Soup Kitchen.

Speaking to this publication, Murape expressed his gratitude to the donors and appealed for well-wishers to donate more food stuffs and basic commodities to help vulnerable villagers who have been driven into food insecurity by the ongoing lockdown.

“We want to thank the donation which was made today by Mai Olivia Charamba and her colleague as it will assist our local homes with relish for food. I am appealing to well-wishers to donate whatever they have, be it food and other basic commodities to assist the underprivileged members of our community who can no longer afford to have descent meals” said Murape.

The Covid 19 pandemic which is currently affecting every country in the World has worsened Zimbabwe’s food insecurity, with the latest statistics from UNICEF projecting that about 4.2 million rural Zimbabweans, including children are struggling to afford a decent meal.

With the government yet to meet its target of providing assistance to 1 million families, a lot of families, including those in Domboshava are in dire need of assistance.

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04/07/2020

Domboshava Residents Trust partners Faith Ministries to Donate foodstuffs to Underprivileged Families,

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Domboshava Residents Trust in partnership with Faith Ministries Church have donated food stuffs to Underprivileged families in Mungate area.

The donations where made yesterday where 50 people where given basic food stuffs like mealie meal, rice, sugar, cooking oil and other groceries.

In an interview with Domboshava Dot Coms, the Domboshava Residents Trust Director Tonderai Murape had this to say:

"As Domboshava Residents TRUST we are grateful to faith Ministries and in particular the compassion ministry department for this gesture of love for our people especially during this difficult time of Covid 19 will go a long way in alleviating poverty in our community. We call upon more willing organisations to partner with us as we try and improve the lives our people regardless of political affiliation" said Murape.

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27/06/2020

The suspension of Mobile money platforms to cause mayhem

The recent suspension of mobile money platforms by the government will cause a lot of harm to Zimbabwe than good, as it will inconvenience millions of businesses and citizens who are strongly reliant on the platforms for genuine business and personal transactions.
The ongoing cash shortages in the country had increased the use of mobile money platforms for transactions, and for people to send and receive money to each other. Almost every formal shop accepts payments through Ecocash, One Money and Telecash, while the informal sector was slowly beginning to accept payments from these platforms.
Unlike previous years were informal businesses could only accept cash payments, one could now buy basic commodities like vegetables from vendors. The current Covid 19 induced lockdown also increased the reliance of people on mobile money platforms for transactions, as the majority of them could not travel to banks to withdraw cash due to movement restrictions.
To add to that, Banking institutions were also starting to moot plans to use mobile money platforms to send money to pensioners who were also struggling to visit banks to access their pensions. The government, through the Ministry of Social Welfare also announced that it would send relief funds to vulnerable people through these platforms.
Their suspension simply means that every person and business that was relying on the platforms will be greatly affected. The suspension means that our rural folks will struggle to buy basic commodities from their local shops, and receive money from their loved ones, while urban dwellers who were receiving payments through these platforms will be affected.
It means small businesses will seize to sell commodities through electronic platforms, and demand payments in U.S dollars from customers, a currency which is beyond the reach of many citizens who earn their salaries through electronic platforms. Although it is an undeniable fact that the platforms were now being abused and used for illicit financial trading and currency speculations, closing out millions of people who were using the platforms for genuine transactions is not a wise move.
The government should rather sanction the mobile money operators to impose strict measures which close the window for currency manipulators, than to completely shut down the platforms because the latter will invite resistance and several court challenges. Today, Ecocash was the first company to resist the directive as it encouraged its users to continue using its platform despite receiving the directive to suspend its operations
The same will be done by other mobile money platforms and this may force the government to reverse the move, and give itself a bad picture of being inconsistent. But reversing the suspension will be a very wise move.
Going forward, the government should craft policies which boost the country’s agricultural and production sectors to save our local currency from collapsing. The current situation where the country is importing over 90% of its commodities will increase the dominance of the black market due to the demand of forex.
So if the country has viable agriculture and manufacturing sectors, the demand for forex will dwindle as the majority of commodities will be found locally, and there will be no need for citizens to look for forex.

26/06/2020

Zimbabwe now has 551 Covid 19 cases after registering 21 new infections yesterday. The new cases are of returnees from South Africa (18), Botswana (2) and Mozambique (1) and are all isolated.

25/06/2020

Domboshava Urbanisation: What should be the best way forward?

Munya Mugari Wemu Domboshava on Domboshava Dot Coms

Makadii vagari vemu Domboshava? Its me again, muvakidzani wenyu Munya, 1 munhu anotaura zvinhu sezvazviri pasina kutora divi. Today i will be talking about a topic which divides opinions in our beautiful community, the topic of Urbanising Domboshava.

In recent years, Domboshava has experienced rapid expansion. Its proximity to the Capital City of Harare has seen a lot of people flocking to the once rural area for affordable housing and land. Those who inherited large tracts of land from their forefathers have benefited a lot from this "land rush" as they got to sell their pieces of land, which were once preserved for agricultural purposes to incoming dwellers.

Hama dzangu, Domboshava wava musha wakura zvikuru, and the rapid growth has attracted interests from authorities including the Goromonzi Rural District Council, our Legislator, Doctor Mutodi, and even President Mnangagwa himself, as both have stated that the area needs to be planned properly so that there will be order in the manner in which houses are built.

The planning process will simply transform Domboshava into an Urban area, something which many dwellers perceive with mixed feelings and reactions. So nhasi ndoda kumbopa maonero evanhu vanotsigira urbanisation, nevasingaide toonesana kuti way forward chaiyo ndeipi.

*Those in support of Urbanisation*

People who support urbanisation are driven by the desire to have security or tittle over their land. As it is, Domboshava is a communal area where land is solemnly under the state's autonomy. So if anything happens, people may be removed and relocated from wherever they are situated, provided that the state and the local authority follows due processes to evict them.

So if urbanisation takes place, people will have the opportunity to have security on their land as they can be issued tittle deeds by the local authority. The fear of this group of people was sparked Last year when a Chinese company wanted to start a quarry mine in Zimbiru village at Garimo Hill, where it was reported that 20 000 people could be displaced to pave way for the mine.

Takaita rombo rakanaka rekuti community yakasimuka ikaramba project iyoyo, uye hutungamiri huripo izvezvi hwakavimbisa vanhu kuti hakuna anobviswa paakagara, but had it gone the other way, many could have been displaced.

So if urbanisation brings security of land, these people will support it. Plus kana urbanisation ikaitwa, mamwe matambudziko atiri kuona sekushaikwa kwe mvura, nema roads anofambika zvakanaka anogona kupera as our local authority will see to it that boreholes are sinked and proper roads are made and maintained.

*Those who are against urbanisation.*

People who are against this idea fear that urbanisation may lead to the distruction and loss of properties. Ku relaxer kwanga kwakaita council makore ese aya vanhu vachivaka means that a lot of houses are in places they are not supposed to be.

Some have built houses in wetlands and hills, while others have built their houses close to roads and major shoppings centres. If urbanisation is to commense, these people may be displace and hazvizomire zvakanaka.

Plus when executing the move, the local authority will be using a standard method where stands may be cut into same sizes, pluz some roads may be planned to go through ma areas akatovakirwa kare.

Imagine, if council during the process states that stand yega yega ngaiite 200 square metres, vane dzakakura kudarika ipapo vanodii? It means they will lose land yavo and ndizvo zvavanenge vasingade.

This group also does not trust council's capability to bring any development in the area because it is failing to maintain major shopping areas like Showground, Mverechena, Mungate where it has failed to construct proper ablution facilities, roads, drainage.. Etc.

Makamboona manjengero anoita mvura munguva yekunaya pama shopping centres aya... We are lucky that Domboshava is Malaria free otherwise vanhu vaipera nekuti those ponds can become breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

So if council cannot develop these shops where they have interests, what assurance is there that they can properly develop muma residential areas makagara vanhu? There has been a conspiracy theory that council is pushing for urbanisation because iri kuda kuzowana mari nema stands from the process. Ini zvangu Munya ndinowanzotenda ndaona sa Thomas saka i will not dwell on that issue.

*The best way forward*

Eeeh vabereki, regai ndibude pachena ndisati ndaenderera mberi, ini hangu handisi muzvina fundo, handina kunyanya kurava mabhuku zvakanyanya asi ndinofunga hangu kuti 2 cents dzangu dze njere dzinogona kutipa way forward iri nani.

I believe residents and the local council should work hand in glove to modernise Domboshava because the process will happen sooner or later, whether we like it or not. There is no way the authority will allow the area to continue expanding isina kupindira ka! And what i know is if people continue to resist, vakomana vanozouya zvechisimba and we all know who will end up being on the losing end.

I believe if residents work with the authority, the process will be done smoothly and less displacements and demolitions will occur. Ma residents should work together ne council to draft the maps that will be used to execute the move so that inogadzirwa in a way isinga pwanyisi dzimba, and agree on a mechanism inosiya munhu wese pamwe ne council zvichifara.

I believe tikadaro zvinofamba zvakanaka. Ko variseiko Honourable MP vedu va Mutodi, mazuvano havasi kubatika zvekumhanya. Mukavaona muvaudzewo kuti Munya neva vakidzani vake vanzwa nenzara asi varikutya kusvika kumba kwavo kuno shuzha nekuti Honourable vanogona kuzova kanda pa twitter!!..

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