Ama Zim zim

07/03/2026

Iran War Update!

The President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, has apologized to neighboring countries for recent attacks carried out by Iran in retaliation.

In his statement, President Pezeshkian said the Iranian government has now ordered the military to stop attacks on neighboring countries. He added that Iran will only use force if an attack on Iran comes directly from one of those countries.

However, reports suggest that attacks by Iran’s military are still ongoing in some neighboring countries. The apology has not stopped the attacks, at least not yet.

For context;
The President of Iran is the head of government, but he does not hold the highest power in the country. The real authority lies with the Supreme Leader, who controls the military, the security services, and the overall direction of the state. Therefore the president functions more like a prime minister with limited authority.

Since the death of the Supreme Leader, Iran is being run by a temporary leadership council, as required by Iran’s constitution. This council includes the President, the Chief Justice, and a cleric from the Guardian Council.

This arrangement will remain in place until a body called the Assembly of Experts chooses the next Supreme Leader. It is worth mentioning that since the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran in 1979, there has only been one leadership change at the level of Supreme Leader. 

The first Supreme Leader was Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, who ruled from 1979 until his death in 1989. After his death, the Assembly of Experts selected Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as the new Supreme Leader.

03/03/2026

Iran War update

We are now on day four of this conflict. As we all know, the United States and Israel are conducting joint military operations targeting Iranian leadership and strategic infrastructure. During the opening phase of the war, Iran’s Supreme Leader was killed in an airstrike.

However Iran is fighting back very hard. It has bombed American targets and military bases in several countries that are known as GULF STATES.
These countries include:

▪️Saudi Arabia
▪️United Arab Emirates
▪️Qatar
▪️Iraq
▪️Bahrain
▪️Kuwait
▪️Oman

These countries are called Gulf states because they are located along the PERSIAN GULF.

The Persian gulf is a large body of water located between Iran and the Gulf States. Remember the Gulf States are the countries listed above.

Those countries matter a lot to the world. Together, they produce about one-third of all the oil we use globally. Saudi Arabia alone pumps out over ten million barrels a day.
When they get hit, prices go up fast. Gulf nations aren't just countries; they're the world's gas station.

What's even worse is that Iran is now disrupting traffic in an area called the STRAIT OF HORMUZ.

The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow waterway between Iran and Oman.

You see,
When oil ships leave the Gulf countries, they pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran says it will attack any vessel trying to pass. So now ships are scared to go through the Strait of Hormuz. Traffic has dropped significantly. If it stays blocked, oil can't flow out easily from the Gulf states. As we speak, oil prices are skyrocketing.

Oil controls the global economy. It is the blood of economic activity. Higher oil prices make transport and production more expensive. Oil is used for fuel, electricity, factories, farming, and shipping. So when oil becomes expensive, many other things also become expensive. Poor countries suffer the most because they buy fuel from other countries. They also do not have enough money to handle sudden price increases.

The S

27/02/2026

🚨 Breaking News: The Republic of Zambia 🇿🇲 has reportedly rejected a funding package worth over $1 billion from the administration of Donald Trump.

This makes Zambia one of the latest African nations to turn down the offer, following a similar move by the Republic of Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.

Note: this is the same package that Kenya 🇰🇪 agreed to and signed on December 4, 2025.

The funding package is officially presented as support to combat diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, as well as to strengthen and build health systems. However, the facts and the truth are far removed from what is being presented.

The pact includes the collection of citizens’ health data, medical records, and DNA, allegedly for use in biological weapons. It is presented as an effort to combat disease and strengthen health systems, but in reality, it is to serve something far darker and more sinister.

This development is already sparking serious debate across the continent.

What are your thoughts on this? 🤔

25/02/2026

When Mugabe's father, a carpenter was sent to work at a Jesuit mission in Apartheid South Africa while Mugabe was a little boy and never return in person or in co**se, Mugabe knew who the enemy was and what their capabilities were.

He said to himself, no matter what my father will get a justice in me.

He since never slept a day without learning a new thing or adding value to himself. It is no surprising he became the most learned national leader of his time.

In the end, he became the object to free his country and above all, made the enemy paid a price within his capability.

If Mugabe is considered an enemy to the enemy of my progress, then Mugabe is nothing to me than a Hero!

Comrade Mugabe, I will always see you as a Hero till I join you as an Ancestor 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

24/02/2026

First frame is the only interchange in Zimbabwe called TRABABLAS, it was constructed at a cost of 100 million United States dollars

Second frame is Mount Edgecombe Interchange in South Africa which was constructed at a cost of 68 million United States dollars

22/02/2026

Dear President Emmerson Mnangagwa,

Why are you afraid of a referendum?
Surely if people love you they will gladly allow you to benefit from the changes you're proposing, no?

If you are truly NOT interested in a third term, then why not simply step down in 2028? What is so important about an extra two years?

If this Bill has nothing to do with your personal ambition to remain in power, then step down in 2028 and allow someone else to benefit from the proposed seven-year term. Why must the change begin with you?

Yoweri Museveni too once described himself as a "constitutionalist". He said he would not seek re-election beyond two terms. Today, he is serving his seventh term and his son, Muhoozi, is widely viewed as his successor. Is that what you want for Zimbabwe sir?

Are you trying to Putin us?

Do you want to Xi Jinping us?

There is a Museveni pattern written allover your plan sir. We see you!

22/02/2026

21/02/2026

This was the first national leadership of the MDC before factionalism and infiltration destroyed the party. To be clear, this post is only concentrating on the top 9. Obviously the MDC leadership was much broader.

Throughout its history, including its various offshoots, the MDC split atleast 7 times. It has truly been a rocky road for the opposition in Zimbabwe.

The three major splits of the MDC took place in 2005, 2013, and 2018.

The 2005 split resulted in two MDC formations namely MDCT led by Tsvangirai and the other MDC which was initially led by Arthur Mutambara before Ncube later assumed leadership. These are the two MDC formations which shared power with ZANU PF from 2009 to 2013 during the ZANU-MDC GNU.

The 2013 split led to the creation of the MDC Renewal Team, which later gave rise to the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) of Tendai Biti/ Matibenga, not forgetting the short lived RDZ of Elton Mangoma.

The 2018 split occurred after the death of Tsvangirai. The dispute was between factions led by Khupe and Chamisa.

10/02/2026

THE GAME HAS REACHED TO ANOTHER STAGE:
Proposed Constitutional Amendments-Ziyambi
1) Increase the presidential term limit to 7 years.
2) MPs to vote for president
3) Chiefs can dabble in partisan politics
4) President to appoint 10 senators
5) ZDF no longer mandated to uphold the constitution
This can trigger the removal of Emerson Mnangagwa from power before the end of this year- Screenshot This.

31/01/2026

Lets talk about the CIO.
These are the 7 Zimbabweans who have led the state security ministry which is responsible for the CIO (Central Intelligence Organization).

Being Minister of State Security gives you a lot of influence and power, especially if you are a calculating, scheming and strategic politician.

The CIO is one of Zimbabwe’s five security services namely:
▪️ Zimbabwe National Army
▪️ Air Force of Zimbabwe
▪️ Zimbabwe Republic Police
▪️ Zimbabwe Prison Services
▪️ Central Intelligence Organization

The Central Intelligence Organization is Zimbabwe’s main civilian intelligence agency. Institutionally, the CIO is a department in the Office of the President. This means CIO officers work in the Office of the President.

The term “Office of the President” does not only refer to the room where the President works. It refers to the full institution of the presidency. This includes staff, advisors, aides, and departments that support the President’s duties. That is why the CIO is a department in the Office of the President.

The "lawful" job of the CIO is to collect information inside and outside Zimbabwe in order to stop threats such as terrorism, spying, and plans to destabilise the government.

The Zimbabwe National Army has its own intelligence unit called Military Intelligence (MI). MI is not part of the CIO. The Zimbabwe Republic Police also has its own intelligence branch,(PISI), which is separate from the CIO. The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) is also not part of the CIO.

In the coments section I will now provide context to the historical timeline of state security ministers