Bad Black show was interesting πππ. I also had to hide in my room. Thank u Kuku, Hon Muyagwa, BadBlack, n others π’π’π’π’π’
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eloisa.cardenas3Β weeks, 3Β days ago
Leave the man ππππ
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vanessa_carlson3Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Oba am i the only one that Enjoys Hon Munyagwa's conversations ne Kasuku...........mwe musinga analysis
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corinne.daniel3Β weeks, 3Β days ago
Hon Munyagwa atidde nnyooo πππ, please leave our man alone, munyagwa juuuu
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liesalangern863Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Dear Kasuku, I watched your recent show with Munyagwa, and while I agree that nobody wants to see an elderly lady arrested, we need to ask ourselves a fundamental question: what kind of country do we actually want to live in? Do we want a nation where citizens uphold the law, or do we let our country go to the dogs under the guise of divergent opinions? Having a different view is not a bad thing, but it becomes dangerous when it turns into rhetoric that incites the public. Miria Matembe should know better than anyone. Having served as the Minister of Ethics and Integrity, she carries a responsibility. Regardless of her age, was that really the best language for her to employ? She knows very well that our society is full of manipulators, gullible minds, and naive citizens. We must remember that when parents fail in a child's upbringing, it is the state's duty to step in and arraign them to maintain order. I want to be clear: I do not condone the violent ways people are often arrested. However, we owe it to our countryβand you journalists especially owe it to the publicβto be completely fair. As you berate the government, you must also call out the opposition and those who peddle malicious, unverified narratives. We cannot allow our society to degenerate into a place where people just spew unresearched claims without facts. There is a reason why the state has coercion as part of its legal apparatus. By all means, let us condemn government overreach. But we must also point out the ills of the opposition and the citizenry. Right now, there is a glaring double standard where opinion leaders aggressively condemn the state, but stay completely silent when rogue elements commit atrocities against the security organs who are simply trying to enforce law and order. As a programme moderator and a veteran journalist, it is incumbent on you and your peers to condemn wrongdoing whether it is carried out by the state, the opposition, or the general public. Otherwise, this one-sided blame gap remains glaring. You and the Munyagwas have a duty of speaking truth to power, but that must come alongside condemning the indiscipline perpetuated by the general public. Scrutiny must go both ways if we want real progress. By the way, I truly enjoy your shows. But unlike Munyagwa, who has to hide and watch, I simply cannot bring myself to watch a Bad Black episode. The show goes on regardless. Aluta Continua.....
kasuku your respect is descending to Hon.Munyagwa, respect the man
diego_almeida3Β weeks, 3Β days ago
Thanks for the information, educative and intetainment
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alix_legendre3Β weeks, 3Β days ago
Our man munyagwa πβ€
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tristan.miller3Β weeks, 3Β days ago
Olaba honourable otide..ekili ekampala ππ
scottarc943Β weeks, 2Β days ago
I concur with Kuku. Hon Munyagwa don't confuse us with the conspiracy theories about the DNA results. Clearly Hon Munyagwa has no idea what happens at either Wandegeya forensic and at Police forensics unit. What does he have to say about that ka guy with bu beards whom everyone claimed resembled the late Kafero and turned out to be a crook?
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thomastempest623Β weeks, 2Β days ago
I really enjoy munyagwa ...he is my president...as for badblack, stress killer
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brittany.gutierrez3Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Hon Munyagwa is very right β οΈ about DNA
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vasudha_khanna3Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Our man we ladies ππβ€β€β€β€long live
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amanda.knight3Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Bad black show made my run i did 1 hour extra just enjoying
You're right about DNA experts. Why himself he never denied them, he simply did his music and that's it.
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liabeier2613Β weeks, 2Β days ago
Kasuku went to school but he thinks as if he never went to school, can't you use your common sense depending on Hon Munyagwa's explanations... however im one of your biggest funs...
Bad Black show was interesting πππ. I also had to hide in my room. Thank u Kuku, Hon Muyagwa, BadBlack, n others π’π’π’π’π’
Leave the man ππππ
Oba am i the only one that Enjoys Hon Munyagwa's conversations ne Kasuku...........mwe musinga analysis
Hon Munyagwa atidde nnyooo πππ, please leave our man alone, munyagwa juuuu
Dear Kasuku, I watched your recent show with Munyagwa, and while I agree that nobody wants to see an elderly lady arrested, we need to ask ourselves a fundamental question: what kind of country do we actually want to live in? Do we want a nation where citizens uphold the law, or do we let our country go to the dogs under the guise of divergent opinions? Having a different view is not a bad thing, but it becomes dangerous when it turns into rhetoric that incites the public. Miria Matembe should know better than anyone. Having served as the Minister of Ethics and Integrity, she carries a responsibility. Regardless of her age, was that really the best language for her to employ? She knows very well that our society is full of manipulators, gullible minds, and naive citizens. We must remember that when parents fail in a child's upbringing, it is the state's duty to step in and arraign them to maintain order. I want to be clear: I do not condone the violent ways people are often arrested. However, we owe it to our countryβand you journalists especially owe it to the publicβto be completely fair. As you berate the government, you must also call out the opposition and those who peddle malicious, unverified narratives. We cannot allow our society to degenerate into a place where people just spew unresearched claims without facts. There is a reason why the state has coercion as part of its legal apparatus. By all means, let us condemn government overreach. But we must also point out the ills of the opposition and the citizenry. Right now, there is a glaring double standard where opinion leaders aggressively condemn the state, but stay completely silent when rogue elements commit atrocities against the security organs who are simply trying to enforce law and order. As a programme moderator and a veteran journalist, it is incumbent on you and your peers to condemn wrongdoing whether it is carried out by the state, the opposition, or the general public. Otherwise, this one-sided blame gap remains glaring. You and the Munyagwas have a duty of speaking truth to power, but that must come alongside condemning the indiscipline perpetuated by the general public. Scrutiny must go both ways if we want real progress. By the way, I truly enjoy your shows. But unlike Munyagwa, who has to hide and watch, I simply cannot bring myself to watch a Bad Black episode. The show goes on regardless. Aluta Continua.....
Firstπ€Έ With Honarebo MMπ©΅ on Kasuku liveπ₯π₯
kasuku your respect is descending to Hon.Munyagwa, respect the man
Thanks for the information, educative and intetainment
Our man munyagwa πβ€
Olaba honourable otide..ekili ekampala ππ
I concur with Kuku. Hon Munyagwa don't confuse us with the conspiracy theories about the DNA results. Clearly Hon Munyagwa has no idea what happens at either Wandegeya forensic and at Police forensics unit. What does he have to say about that ka guy with bu beards whom everyone claimed resembled the late Kafero and turned out to be a crook?
I really enjoy munyagwa ...he is my president...as for badblack, stress killer
Hon Munyagwa is very right β οΈ about DNA
Our man we ladies ππβ€β€β€β€long live
Bad black show made my run i did 1 hour extra just enjoying
Munyagwa is such a generous π₯°π€©π€π€
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You're right about DNA experts. Why himself he never denied them, he simply did his music and that's it.
Kasuku went to school but he thinks as if he never went to school, can't you use your common sense depending on Hon Munyagwa's explanations... however im one of your biggest funs...
Munyangwa you're wrong here. Omusajja tayenda