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▲ 16 r/Zimbabwe

Who remembers the year 2008? Someone needs to make a documentary about that year. One of the worst years I experienced in my life. Everything was bad, politically, economically etc. What do you remember most about that year in Zimbabwe?

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u/Nice_Substance9123 — 15 days ago
▲ 434 r/Christianity

Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen. – 1 John 4:20 .The amount of people who were trying to gaslight us that he was a Christian martyr was high.

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/Christianity

What Would Jesus Do About Hungry Children?

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North Dakota’s Senate voted 24–22 against a bill that would have provided up to $65 million for free breakfast and lunch for all students. Opponents argued that parents should be responsible for feeding their children.

I’ll never understand Christians who’ve been propagandised into believing that only individuals and charities should help people, while government is the “big bad wolf.” We elect people to serve the public too. Feeding hungry children is not the opposite of Christian compassion. One representative even suggested that only parents should feed their children and not the government 🫣

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u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 16 r/Zimbabwe

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared September 15 a holiday, to be known as Munhumutapa Day, named after the 15-18th century Shona empire

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 82 r/Zimbabwe

Harare’s CBD looks almost unrecognizable today as the operation to remove vendors from the city centre gets underway. Streets and pavements that were previously packed with vendors and often difficult to walk through are now noticeably clear, marking a major shift in the look and aesthetic

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/Zimbabwe

The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Energy has raised serious questions regarding two service stations along Bulawayo Road Thuli Services Station and Redan over whether they followed the proper procedures before commencing operations. The are next to each other.

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/Zimbabwe

The High Court in Harare had 50 unopposed divorce cases on its roll on Thursday, highlighting Zimbabwe’s rising number of marriage breakdowns.

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Harare attorney Panashe Sagwete-Bwoni sparked reactions online after joking that, if all went well, there could potentially be “100 singles available” by the end of the day.

The development comes as divorce filings continue to rise, with thousands of applications being lodged at the High Court each year amid economic pressures, infidelity, prolonged separation, and other challenges facing marriages.

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/Christianity

Ugandans and other Africans have launched an online campaign calling for investigations and possible legal action against an American self-described Christian missionary over alleged racist social media activity.

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The controversy began after content creator Eric Bryanstone shared screenshots allegedly showing the missionary interacting with racist posts and comments online.

The allegations have sparked outrage, with many calling for authorities to investigate the matter.

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago
▲ 36 r/Zimbabwe

WATCH | While reacting to Minister Garwe’s seven-day ultimatum, this vendor said he and other vendors are also giving the minister and his team five days to withdraw the ultimatum after which they should sit down with the government and negotiate a way forward.

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He said the government can not just come up with such a drastic measure when thousands of Zimbabweans depended on vending to earn a living and support their families.

🎥 Citizens Voice Network (CVN)

u/Nice_Substance9123 — 1 month ago