Mbare To Waterfalls

02/06/2026

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07/05/2026

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Kozoita marombe ari kukwira ma kombi achishandisa ma phone anotenga Honda Fit

19/04/2026

We just hit 700 likes ❤️
It might seem small to some, but to us…it means everything, thank you for every like, share, & comment. Mbare To Waterfalls is growing because of YOU 🙌🏽🔥
Road to 1K starts now 🚀

16/04/2026

Over 200 Bulawayo schools operating without registration!

Full story in the comment section👇🏼
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14/04/2026

Silent Killer Angel of War Kuf Dem Records 🔥🔥🔥

12/04/2026

Mallongende Family having a great time.
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11/04/2026

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03/04/2026

🚨 FUEL PRICES HIT AGAIN IN ZIM! ⛽🇿🇼

Zimbabweans are feeling the heat as fuel prices have gone up for the third time in just 30 days!
📅 The latest increase kicked in on 2 April 2026, following earlier hikes on 4 March and 18 March.
💰 New Prices:
Petrol: US$2.23 per litre ⬆️
Diesel: US$2.11 per litre ⬆️
Just two weeks ago, petrol was US$2.17 and diesel US$2.05 — meaning prices keep climbing non-stop 📈
🔥 What’s going on?
Authorities say global fuel costs are rising, putting pressure on local prices.
👉 Government stepped in by removing all taxes on diesel (worth 54 cents) to keep it at $2.11 — otherwise it could’ve hit a crazy $2.65 per litre!
👉 Petrol still carries heavy taxes (about 86 cents per litre)
📦 Supply Update:
Good news — officials say Zimbabwe currently has over 3 months of fuel supply in reserve, so no shortages for now. They’re also opening new supply routes to avoid disruptions linked to the Middle East situation🌍

⚠️ What to expect next:
Petrol prices might go down soon with increased ethanol blending (E20)
Diesel prices are being controlled to protect key sectors like transport, farming & mining.