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I do not know where this happened in Zim, but it seems this was a dispute over a mining claim. I warned last week that Zimbabwe is disintegrating due to unregulated mining activities Blood Diamond 💎
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Ayaa ndo ma1 aya ahh🙆🏽‍♂️🙆🏽‍♂️
I do not know where this happened in Zim, but it seems this was a dispute over a mining claim. I warned last week that Zimbabwe is disintegrating due to unregulated mining activities Blood Diamond 💎
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Niggas got a head start by being born in the wealthiest civilization on earth but they instead chose degeneracy, lil durk gang gang songs and cardi b coochie music smh
As the Bronx mourns the tragic loss of 15-year-old Ghanaian student Javits Frimpong, who was shot on his way to school near E 171st St on Oct 29, this throwback clip is sparking fresh concern online.
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Thought this tweet is about the Charambas 😭😭😭😭😭
George naCharles need to be on the same team.
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It's important for South Africans to know that their leaders have no problem with regression and decline into the gutter. As long as they remain in power, like their Zimbabwean counterparts, they will be content, even if they rule over ashes. They have no problem with big cities like Johannesburg losing their world-class standards: water systems with efficient reservoirs, treatment plants and a complete water network. The Third World begins the exact moment a society alters its daily life to accommodate the failure of the state, rather than forcing the state to fix the failure. It is defined by what the people learn to live with. When a community accepts that municipal water will never run from the tap, and instead celebrates a plastic bulk water storage tank as a luxury, that is the Third World mindset. When citizens buy private generators, dig private boreholes, hire private security and pay private medical bills, all while continuing to pay taxes to a corrupt ruling elite, they are actively financing a Third World reality. The infrastructure collapses because the public's threshold for outrage has collapsed. Mediocrity becomes the national baseline. Rhodesia had clean running water from its taps. Later the water was no longer clean, and eventually it was absent, so people reverted to wells and boreholes. These alternatives are not innovation or smart solutions. They are a decline into mediocrity. Cities are not villages, and service delivery standards must remain standards. x.com/FaraiMazhindu/status/2…
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Want a penthouse in Borrowdale? I did a fly through... Check it out Millenium Heights by @WestPropZim It always seems impossible until its done. What do you think...feel? Please visit their website for sales info and terms
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I’m just curious. Did Hopewell really collaborated with the Junta and “delivered you on a silver platter” ? I know this might look unrelated but I think it ties down to his perception of the opposition, his intentions when he said the words, also whether he was doing an intellectual analysis or pre-emptying the intentions of the junta.
Lol, this reminds me when @daddyhope said ‘CCC is dead as a dodo’ - he was spot on but many of us were on his throat due to sunk cost fallacy, self denial and blind loyalty 🤦🏾
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Un Ministre a étranglé son Dircab avant l'arrivée de la Première Ministre à Kindu au Maniema.
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Pan-Africanist: Africa is poor because Europeans spent centuries exploiting our resources. Normal African: Colonialism was exploitative. But who controls those resources today? Pan-Africanist: African governments, technically. But Western corporations still benefit. Normal African: Who signs the contracts with those corporations? Pan-Africanist: Our corrupt leaders. Normal African: And who receives the money? Pan-Africanist: Our corrupt leaders. Normal African: So why is your revolution always directed at London and Paris instead of the presidential palace down the road? Pan-Africanist: Because you don't understand how neocolonialism works. Normal African: Apparently, it works by making African presidents steal money and buy mansions in the countries they claim are oppressing us. Pan-Africanist: You're oversimplifying centuries of systemic exploitation. Normal African: Fair enough. Let's talk about solutions. How do we become economically independent? Pan-Africanist: We must reject Western dependency and build African institutions. Normal African: Excellent. Where should we start? Pan-Africanist: Education, technology, infrastructure, manufacturing. Normal African: Agreed. Why haven't we done that? Pan-Africanist: Because Western powers deliberately keep Africa underdeveloped. Normal African: So the West is powerful enough to prevent 54 African countries from developing, but somehow powerless to stop China, South Korea, Singapore and other former poor countries from industrializing? Pan-Africanist: Their historical circumstances were different. Normal African: Exactly. So perhaps we should study what they did differently instead of treating history as a permanent excuse. Pan-Africanist: You sound like someone who worships white people. Normal African: I thought we were discussing economics. Pan-Africanist: Economics cannot be separated from colonial history. Normal African: Neither can it be separated from present-day leadership, corruption, productivity, education and institutions. Pan-Africanist: Africa needs leaders like Thomas Sankara. Normal African: Sankara received formal education and military training through institutions established under French colonial rule. Should we acknowledge that too? Pan-Africanist: That's colonial mentality. He used their knowledge against them. Normal African: Wonderful. So we agree that knowledge is useful regardless of who introduced it? Pan-Africanist: You're missing the point. Normal African: I'm beginning to suspect the point is that everything good is African resistance and everything bad is European influence. Pan-Africanist: We must decolonize the African mind! Normal African: Can we first fix the public hospital? Pan-Africanist: You cannot fix institutions without first liberating the African mind. Normal African: The hospital has had no medicine for three weeks. Pan-Africanist: That's the legacy of colonialism. Normal African: The health minister just bought himself a new Range Rover. Pan-Africanist: You really need to read more African history. Normal African: And you need to read the Auditor-General's report.
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Last week in Cologne I showed how you can use the GitHub Copilot App and Foundry to build an agent you can deploy across Teams, Outlook or an app of your choice. I also showed how you can integrate our new Decision 1 model for intent classification. I'm interested in agents that can recognise intent and then take action independetly if they decide they can be helpful, so this was fun to show!
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Pane chibaba chinonzi Ndues boy chinogara chakangodzipa maSasko😂😂🙌
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.@POTUS: "If I walk outside, somebody sues me for something... I don't give a shit about it." 🔥🤣
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Why is it so easy to hate on each than to love each other?
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Replying to @SirTitusVeTech
A feminine woman, a woman who’s pleasant to be around not arrogant or abrasive, a woman who’s a partner not someone ready to compete with you for anything and everything, someone constrictive not argumentative, a woman who believes in companion not contestation, I choose that.
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Female patients think too highly of themselves. Imagine the sheer ignorance displayed in this video. Do these people understand what it means to do this job as a medical doctor? Do you think I enjoy having to examine you when you come in with a complaint of foul-smelling vag!nal discharge? If you present with a breast lump, I have to examine you to help arrive at a diagnosis. I wouldn’t be doing it because of personal desire. Every examination serves a purpose and is guided by medical necessity. During our medical training, we endured learning and practising on cadavers (preserved human bodies). In our profession, we assess and manage patients irrespective of gender, always maintaining strict professionalism. If you don’t want a male doctor to attend to you, save us the energy and stress by stating clearly what you prefer as soon as you enter the hospital. That way, you can avoid embarrassing yourself like this. Shame on you and other women who think this way.
Korty shares the hilarious and most embarrassing moment of her life after she was admitted to the hospital and had to receive an injection in her buttocks, only to discover that the doctor giving her the injection was her fan and follower. 😭😂
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I so so dislike when female patients think male doctors care about their bodies as if the male doctors came to look at their bodies I dont think some of these female patients know the trauma the male doctors go through because of these misconceptions just to arrive at a diagnosis The annoying part is that “these females “ who think a male doctor left his house just to examine them to get a certain “high “will now be asking that a female doctor who is already overwhelmed with work should do a better job because they would rather have a female examine her Anyway for me when I see these drama females I intentionally refuse to examine them and leave them with the male colleague. I even want to seize this opportunity to tell all these females patients that no doctor cares or look at them passionately during examination, they just see these body parts as a diseased organ that needs to be cured. I think people need to get that . Because I hear stuffs like these a lot I wish the male doctors can come under my comment and let these young females know that nobody cares about their body parts “sexually “ during examination. I think we all female and male doctors need to trash out this horrible mind sets of patients
“I h@te it when people talk down on doctors. This is why I haven’t attended to young female patients for over seven years. They should go and meet their fellow women who are doctors.” — Canada-based Nigerian doctor, Zo, reacts after a lady claimed that a young doctor insisted on giving her an injection in her buttocks instead of her arm.
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I agree with you Tino. People follow the healthy version done by celebrities and western culture which is bloody expensive and hard to mantain. If you look for our indigenous foods at the market, you will realise that a healthy diet can be achieved without breaking the bank. But each to their own.
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Are you not the one who provided for me back in uni when I could not call home for assistance coz they too were struggling. Thank you Jesus ☺️🙌🏾
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I spit out my coffee.
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