Tawanda Nyambirai ✓
@tawandan1 · Harare, Zimbabwe · joined 31 Oct 2011
TN Holdings Limited
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AI can help you resolve your disagreements. A simple ask: Can Zimura license a public performance of an artist’s work without the consent of the artist?: here is the answer I got:
“No, ZIMURA (Zimbabwe Music Rights Association) cannot arbitrarily license an artist's work
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@tawandan1 Thank you for trusting us with your business Mr @tawandan1 . I am the transporter there Pairtrade Investments and we are to deliver these massive equipments efficiently. Salute to your contribution to make Zimbabwe Great again.
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@tawandan1 Thats a massive ball mill, eish throughput of 400TPH is crazy. I guess its linked to a CIP system. This scale even with poor grades is a game changer.
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@tawandan1 @bla_bidza That will be over 3 million tons a year , if the recovery is just gram a ton that’s 3 tons of gold a year - current prices US360mil - this is huge
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The final components of our 400 TPH ball mill are now on their way to Arcturus Mine. This is part of a US$30+ million upgrade financed through asset tokenization.
Zimbabwe needs businesses that scale. Scaling businesses creates jobs, expands exports, and grows the economy.
We h
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@tawandan1 My brother. Thank you for this thread. Very informative. We indeed need to reawaken the giant, the Jewel of Africa. We have everything we need to get there. We just need to be disciplined.
How can we partner to catalyse finance for SMEs to scale? Happy to email some i
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24/ LET IT FEEL GREAT TO BE ZIMBABWEAN AGAIN
I still remember the pride I felt walking through immigration in Cyprus with my green Zimbabwean passport.
I want future generations to feel that same pride.
Not because of nostalgia.
Because we rebuilt our country.
Through enterprise.
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23/ LET US BRING THE JOBS HOME
Let us stop exporting raw materials without capturing their full value.
Let us produce more of what we consume.
Let us manufacture for local, regional and international markets.
Let us bring investment, production and jobs home.
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22/ A CHALLENGE TO BUSINESS
I challenge my fellow businesspeople to join this effort.
We cannot demand that Government create every job.
Those with capital, knowledge, networks and experience must also contribute.
Nation-building is not the responsibility of Government alone.
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21/ APOLITICAL AND DEVELOPMENT-FOCUSED
The Fund will be apolitical.
It will complement Government’s efforts, not undermine or compete with them.
Its purpose will be to finance productive enterprise, create employment and help restore national pride.
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20/ PROPOSED LEADERSHIP
I intend to approach Dr Julius Makoni to chair the Fund.
I also intend to invite Mr Nic Vingirai and Mr Nigel Chanakira to serve on its board.
I have not yet approached these distinguished business leaders.
Their participation will, of course, depend on
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19/ TURNING JOBSEEKERS INTO ENTREPRENEURS
The investments will be implemented through TN CyberTech Bank under its embedded-banking strategy.
The objective will be simple:
To help transform Zimbabweans from jobseekers into entrepreneurs, producers and employers.
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18/ I AM COMMITTING US$5 MILLION
I intend to establish a fund under the management of TN Asset Management to support rural entrepreneurs, including Zimbabweans returning from South Africa with skills, experience and viable business ideas.
I will transfer tradable securities and
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17/ GOVERNMENT MUST STEP UP
Government must lead by creating the policies, infrastructure and investment environment required for industrialisation.
But the private sector cannot sit on the sidelines criticising Government while doing nothing.
Business must also step forward.
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16/ THE REAL RESPONSE TO XENOPHOBIA
The most powerful response to xenophobia is not retaliation.
It is job creation.
It is building a country where Zimbabweans do not have to leave merely to find dignity, safety and opportunity.
We do not need to hate South Africa.
We need to
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15/ WHAT INDUSTRIALISATION REQUIRES
Factories will not come because of speeches alone.
Zimbabwe needs:
Reliable electricity.
Competitive finance.
Policy consistency.
Efficient borders.
Modern infrastructure.
Secure property rights.
A predictable investment environment.
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14/ THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR BLIND PROTECTIONISM
Zimbabwe cannot manufacture everything at any cost.
We must identify strategic products that can be produced competitively.
The answer is not isolation.
The answer is intelligent industrial policy, investment attraction and support
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13/ BRING THE FACTORIES CLOSER TO THE MARKET
Government must create conditions that encourage South African manufacturers supplying Zimbabwe to establish factories, assembly plants, processing facilities and distribution centres here.
Where that cannot happen, Zimbabwean
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12/ THE PAINFUL IRONY
Many Zimbabweans leave home to find work in South Africa.
At the same time, Zimbabwe imports billions of dollars’ worth of products produced through the South African economy.
Some Zimbabweans are effectively leaving Zimbabwe to help produce goods for the
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11/ WE MUST ALSO PRODUCE MORE OF WHAT WE IMPORT
Our imports from South Africa include:
Food and agricultural products.
Petroleum products.
Machinery and electrical equipment.
Steel, plastics and chemicals.
Vehicles and components.
Pharmaceuticals and consumer goods.
These sectors
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10/ WE MUST EXPORT FINISHED PRODUCTS
Zimbabwe must recapitalise its industries.
We must move progressively from exporting raw and semi-processed materials to exporting beneficiated minerals, manufactured goods and finished agricultural products.
That would increase exports, widen
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9/ VALUE ADDITION CREATES EMPLOYMENT
When raw materials are processed elsewhere, the higher-value activities also happen elsewhere:
Processing.
Financing.
Packaging.
Transport.
Manufacturing.
Marketing.
The jobs created through those activities remain outside Zimbabwe.
We must
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8/ WE ARE EXPORTING RAW MATERIALS—AND JOBS
Zimbabwe’s exports to South Africa are concentrated largely in minerals, metals, agricultural commodities and industrial raw materials.
Many leave Zimbabwe with limited processing or beneficiation.
We export the raw material.
Others
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7/ THE TRADE NUMBERS TELL A STORY
In 2025, Zimbabwe exported approximately US$526 million worth of goods to South Africa.
In the same period, South Africa exported approximately US$3.8–4.1 billion worth of goods to Zimbabwe.
The trade imbalance exceeds US$3 billion.
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6/ UBUNTU MUST SURVIVE XENOPHOBIA
Xenophobia in South Africa must not destroy Zimbabwe’s culture of good neighbourliness and Ubuntu.
We cannot become great by closing our borders, rejecting investors or turning against our neighbours.
We cannot build prosperity through anger.
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5/ WE MUST NOT BECOME WHAT WE CONDEMN
The answer is not to hate South Africans.
It is not to attack South African businesses operating in Zimbabwe.
South African companies have invested billions of dollars in our economy and employ many Zimbabweans.
They must operate without
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4/ RETURNING WITHOUT JOBS IS NOT A SOLUTION
Zimbabwe must create jobs for citizens returning, or considering returning, from South Africa.
Without productive opportunities, large-scale unemployment could create frustration, social instability and unrest.
Economic stability must
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3/ OUR PEOPLE MUST HAVE A REASON TO COME HOME
Today, millions of Zimbabweans live and work outside the country.
Many in South Africa now face growing anti-migrant hostility and xenophobia.
Our answer should not be hatred.
Our answer should be to build an economy capable of
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2/ THE GREEN PASSPORT
Holding my green Zimbabwean passport, I entered Cyprus without needing a visa.
Some of my European colleagues had to queue for visas.
I stood a little taller that day.
It felt great to be Zimbabwean.
We must restore that pride.
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1/ IT FELT GREAT TO BE ZIMBABWEAN
After completing my law degree at the University of Zimbabwe, I received a scholarship to study Conflict Resolution at Uppsala University in Sweden.
During one academic break, our class travelled to Cyprus.
Something happened there that I have
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Against accounts of the same size
5 posts from the last 90 days, next to the 10K–100K follower range. shown widely, but few of those viewers react.
Median views1 531this account924median for 10K–100K
Reach, %6.05%this account3.62%median for 10K–100K
Engagement, %0.69%this account1.52%median for 10K–100K
| Metric | This account | Median for 10K–100K | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median views per post | 1 531 | 924 | 1.66× |
| Reach (views ÷ followers) | 6.05% | 3.62% | 1.67× |
| Engagement rate | 0.69% | 1.52% | 0.45× |
Others in this range → Compare with another account → How these benchmarks are built →
Growth & engagement
How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.
Views per post
3K12 Jul
17.4K
3.3K
3.5K
2.7K
2.7K
3K
3K
720
46.4K2 Aug
1.1K
1.5K
5553 Aug
9.7K7 Sep
Last 14 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.
Engagement rate per post
0.90%12 Jul
1.10%
0.92%
1.30%
1.32%
1.35%
1.04%
2.20%
0.69%
1.33%2 Aug
0.47%
0.33%
1.80%3 Aug
0.69%7 Sep
Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 10K–100K accounts is 1.52%.
What the audience does
Likes71.8%1 626 in total
Reposts9.8%222 in total
Replies7.2%163 in total
Quotes1.0%22 in total
Bookmarks10.3%233 in total
Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.
The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.
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