The country’s national soccer team players have joined in on the current #ZimbabweanLivesMatter social media campaign.
Escalating cases of human rights violation have been experienced in the country, prompting Zimbabweans to use social media as a means to voice concern.
Former captain Willard Katsande was the first to post on Twitter, followed by his Kaizer Chiefs teammate Khama Billiat, Talent Chawapiwa and Alec Mudimu.
https://twitter.com/kmusonaofficial/status/1290561626425503744?s=21
It is my utmost desire to see a Zimbabwe that's prosperous, peaceful, productive and progressive in all sectors, tolerant and full of Love, Faith and Hope, let us continue to pray for our beautiful Zimbabwe#ZimbabweLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/mE4ZAbwFHX
— marshall_nyasha_munetsi (@MarshallMunetsi) August 3, 2020
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDbksbYgIhKEMyP0QH0Ri8IVU7OcKtDko6GmV40/?igshid=1mswa8i9ci2wl
https://twitter.com/alecmudimu/status/1290312994966999040?s=21
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDbksbYgIhKEMyP0QH0Ri8IVU7OcKtDko6GmV40/?igshid=10oso5ikkzxun
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDbksbYgIhKEMyP0QH0Ri8IVU7OcKtDko6GmV40/?igshid=10oso5ikkzxun
#ZimbabweLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/abDtMn34Pi
— Tatenda Mkuruva (@tatendamkuruva) August 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/chawapiwatalent/status/1290299845576658944?s=21
https://twitter.com/alecmudimu/status/1290312994966999040?s=21
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