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Mike Madoda
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Mike Madoda
@mikemadoda
Where Sport meets Media & Marketing | Sharp takes. Bold views. Zero fluff.
Zimbabwe. Africa. Global.
Born January 1
Joined May 2010
- indoda sibili! A true hero. Sirizani Butau, I salute you sir - you’re a man better than I.
- Criticism is not a lack of patriotism. We all love this land we call home. Don’t let anyone silence you because you desire a better Zimbabwe, that you’re asking for a chance to build a better home, that you’re demanding better leadership. Let the flag win. Think Zimbabwe.
- Exactly 10 yrs ago 17 Nov 2009, on crutches, barely able to move my legs, 3 months from paralysis, I entered Avenues Clinic for 13 hours of neuro-surgery to decompress my spine. Today I stand - able-bodied, restored to complete health. When i think of the goodness of the Lord...
- Of Freezits and Buses. I sold freezits all my childhood. In fact, we all did in my family to supplement my father’s rural primary school teacher’s salary and whatever extra coin my mum earned from her vegetable patch. This was in Sanyati - paArda for those familiar with the area
- That you died without knowing what happened to your brother makes this a double tragedy. #RIPPartsonDzamara
- How many LIKES for this phenomenal Warrior giving hope and transforming the lives of hundreds of children in Zimbabwe? Let’s show @Nakamba_11 some love. #respect 🫡
- Don’t let the PR deceive you. This is the man that opened the door to Saudi Arabia. #SmilingAssasin 🇿🇼
- I hear Barcelona are going to the Club World Cup. They claim to have won the Champions League despite being thrashed 8-2 by Bayern Munich in the quarter finals.. #ThokozaniKhupeChallenge
- It’s always someone else’s fault..🙄 We really need to bring to an end this Communist-Cold War era-type politics of deflect deflect deflect, spin spin spin, blame blame blame.. The refusal to take responsibility betrays a lack of commitment to fix things #ZimbabweLivesMatter
- #IStandWithHope Because speaking truth to power should never be persecuted. Because the desire for a better Zimbabwe should never be suppressed. Because journalism is not a crime.
