inini ndakuda kuita mwana weku kenya

come with such deals to Zimbabwe we also need jobs

Takunogara ku Kenya hedu mosara muchisvasvangwa henyu

Mnangagwa ngaataurewo na Prime Minister weku Britain tirerutsirwewo pama Visa tiendewo kunotsvaka mabasa ikoko

Dzimwe nyika huchi. While Kenya has 10% unemployment rate Zimbabwe has got 10% employment rate

Yowe mangwana ndomuka ndava necitizenship yekuKenya😂😂. Remember it's every Zimbo's dream to leave this cursed land of looters and dictators hell bent on milking it dry.

Good move Ruto this will ease unemployment in Kenya

Uyu ari kuti the deal is daylight robbery chirongwa ichocho chikanzi chave muno unoramba here kuenda nayo nyika yedu yembavha iyi

Who ever is writing these articles nowadays may you kindly use word document to help you with spelling check and grammar caise its now too. Also find amd editor who will proof read your article

Our minerals are finished by Chinese, and Chinese president calls a summit to borrow Africa 1 billion. They failed to built an an international stadium now instead of building a new stadium we calling them for repairs

whow nyika dzakarongeka

Siyai vanoda kuenda vaenda nhai, uyo anonzi ndini mudaburi ataura dama Zimbos are all over the place, munotovhaira nemaRemittance kaa saka chii chanetsa apa. No Kenyan is being forced to go, if someone wants to leave the African mess he/she can since we seem to not be able to achieve anything with regimes like Zanu which destroys economies and their countries instead of building them

tipeivo fixture yanhasi epl plz

so those saying hee racism what what go and hang.let Kenyans work malawians are in farms in Israel a worst devil country.let black people work for their families just like you ma zimbos makazara kwese kwese .don't put politics were it doesn't fit.best deal by a caring president

Africa is blessed but hatigoni kushandisa mukana watinawo

well well this deal is not in the best interests of the Kenyan people because Germany isn't paying development fees for Kenya,s human capital.The deal is daylight robbery

Isu tichaexporter makava

Presdent uyu anofunga vanhu vake kwete vamwe vanoita basa rekuenda kunze kundo nyeya muvakidzani

Harare, Zimbabwe – The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has invited activist Rutendo Matinyarare to present scientific evidence supporting his claims that some local milling products contain cancer and HIV-causing agents. The meeting is scheduled to take place on September 17 in Harare, marking a new chapter in the ongoing dispute between Matinyarare and Zimbabwe’s milling industry. Matinyarare, a vocal critic on social media, stirred controversy last year when he accused local millers of producing and selling products that he claimed were contributing to serious health issues, including cancer. His allegations were met with swift denial from the industry, and subsequent legal battles ensued. Courts in both South Africa and Zimbabwe ordered Matinyarare to retract his statements and delete his social media posts—rulings he has yet to comply with. In a letter to Matinyarare, GMAZ secretary Moses Maunganidze acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations, emphasizing the need for clarity and transparency in the matter. “Our esteemed members have been following your several social media posts on your claim that some local maize meal brands contain cancer-causing agents or substances,” wrote Maunganidze in the letter. “Your claims, we respectfully submit, are of great national public health security importance.” Maunganidze further invited Matinyarare to provide a detailed presentation of his claims, urging the activist to present empirical scientific evidence to substantiate his accusations. “Your presentation will provide an opportunity for our members to receive and t****ughly examine your empirical scientific evidence. We believe that this engagement is in the best interest of consumers who have the right to know,” he added. The activist’s claims primarily focus on alleged contamination of maize meal products, a staple food in Zimbabwe. Matinyarare has also targeted major companies, including Innscor, accusing them of introducing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) into the market without proper safety measures. These claims formed the basis of a legal case in South Africa filed by Innscor, which has been following Matinyarare’s statements closely. The upcoming meeting presents an opportunity for both parties to address the claims head-on. For the milling industry, the event is seen as a chance to debunk the allegations and restore consumer confidence, while Matinyarare will have the platform to substantiate his accusations. The outcome of the meeting could have significant implications for public health discussions and the local food industry. As the September 17 meeting approaches, Zimbabweans await to see whether Matinyarare can provide the scientific backing for his statements or if the millers’ defense will bring closure to the controversy.

Ruto goes to bitburg then goes out for a cup of tea. As I watched it on TV somehow it really bother me. Drank in all the bars in town for an extended foreign policy... These are the sort of deals made by a gullible uncle Tom who is so desperate for positive puff pieces in German publications...As some progressive African nations are freeing themselves from the shackles of inherently malevolent nations like Germany, Ruto is gladly dining with the imperialist devils who have never paid a dime in reparations... Germany is notorious for overworking people of colour and a culture of systemic racism and I sincerely hope young Kenyans do not take this deal... Erudite out

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some leaders are making good deals for their people while the shweee!!! cabal is busy running around the world asking for weapons that will never be used against outsiders but for the slaughtering of their own

vanoluta team racho manje

good luck

Kenya