Understanding Pseudo-operations in politics 1. Dealing with an authoritarian regime is tricky business. In war, there’s a thing called pseudo operations. This is where the army creates teams that are disguised as guerrillas in order to penetrate guerrilla-controlled units.

I hope one day my people will understand that what matters the most is not the buildings nor a fleet of the latest SUVs. What matters is a great strategy and relentless effort in executing it. Zim's GDP grew substantially governed by folks using this structure in 4th St as HQ.

Makadii vadiwa ndokumbiravozve 100 reposts maybe a supporter maybe on your TL Ahoyi Diaspora Zimbos I thank you for the role you are playing in ensuring that persons with albinism in Zimbabwe have access to ✅️ Sunscreen ✅️ Lipbalm ✅️ Medical Treatment Assistance We

Back in 2017 when I was young and naive I thought President of Zimbabwe was going to be the Deng Xiaoping of Zim. How wrong I was!

I think it's only fair if Thabani Mpofu also brings out the constitution of the CCC. If there isn't one, maybe he could help us understand why the party whose leader he once represented in an electoral dispute thought it's okay not to have one.

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Woke up wondering how a country ends up with leaders hellbent on extending their terms at a time when unemployment is over 90%, loadshedding is the order of the day, water challenges across all cities, ill-equipped medical facilities, poor state of infrastructure..🤔🤔

African leaders take pride in such actions.

In Zimbabwe when people do not have the intellectual capacity/backing to counter the case that you are making, they will start to look for ways to attack your social and/or moral standing in an effort to get anything and everything you say discredited.

Mthuli Ncube will go down as the guy who single handedly forced Zimbos (both individuals and companies) out of the formal banking system, fueled the black market and indirectly caused this rapid increase in robberies in Zim.

This is happening at a time when James Manyika is a senior VP at Google, Ralph Mupita is the CEO at MtN, and Strive Masiyiwa is actually a Zimbabwean and the only African who has (as of now) partnered with NVidia to build Africa's first Ai factory🤡🤡🤡.

Beloved Northern neighbours, I believe you know what happens after this. Sending prayers and wishing you all the best in your incoming fight to protect your democratic rights.

Every day as a Zimbabwean you wake up knowing that there is a 99% chance that your country is going to embarrass you😒😒

When those Zim diaspora huns are dumped by the Nigerian men, and left with little Oluwadamilola and Okechukwus they'll return to Zim men telling us that a "real man" takes care of kids that are not his, heals hearts he did not break etc 😂😂. Ngavamiswe.

Has to be the biggest fumble in recorded history.

Zimbabwean opposition detest ZANU, Mugabe, Mnangagwa etc, and yet sing praises to Marxists such as Che Guevara, Fidel Castro (Sikhala actually has a child named Fidel Castro😅), Mao etc. They probably think the ideology is okay, just implemented wrong every time it was tried🤡🤡