ntimi makatitentrana nvo – Macie Mawere
tongai ikoko hatigari kumusha masimba amunoda ndeapi ekuita sa Bobo – Emmanuel Musindo
haaa ma chiefs uko zvaari its beyond yo reach,tinokudai nguva yema elections chete. – Lindah Jenneth Mutunduwe
It is unfortunate that all things now have to do with the diaspora or exiles. Political formations from outside have more say than those within. Most of the people who ran away from economic hardships than political abuse are welloff and are benefiting at the expense of locals It will boil down to who has the finances. For as long as Chombo has his money and powers, chiefs will have no option.As journalists pse educate people on their constitutional rights and freedoms. Do away with biased journalism Mindset liberty first then the rest will follow. – Moyo Bhowasi
ngavatinyararire, during election days ndovanenge vachimhanyisa vanhu nhasi makuti piya piya chii chacho, u're e ones 2 blame. – Tafadzwa Dzapasi
No mò traditional leaders now but only Zanu Bokoharam-PF thugs masquerading as chiefs. – Joel Mutasa
As custodians of culture yes. But as political pawns selling souls to highest bidder no. In current form: No – @gidi_gabriel
Interesting to see resilience of "chiefdom" / kingship in Sn Africa. Coopted now & preIndependence – @ConorMWalsh
Part of me think we should scrap the whole system cause most chiefs are not bipartisan & can make life hell 4 any opposition. But then again, they are at grassroots level and probably know their own people's needs better than the guys in parliament. – @QueenNosipho
Our Traditional leaders have become more political in recent years – @whisperganya1
In a word? NO! – @CatherineMakoni
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