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1. Together we are building a new economy. We are building a new future, we are building a new Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe shall surely rise again. We are moving on, our future is bright. Forward ever, backward never! Our prosperity is certain! Happy Independence Day Zimbabwe! Congratulations, Makorokoto, Amhlophe! God bless you all! God bless Zimbabwe! I.

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2. Oct 18,  · Growing up my father had always mentioned the phrase, “forward ever, backward never.” It wasn’t until my last year in high school where it finally sank in. It led me to this quote, which I thought was very similar. “Never regret. If it’s good, it’s wonderful. If it’s bad, it’s an experience.”.

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3. The Forward Ever Backward Never campaign is a movement through which Africans combine their talents, energy and vision to promote new ideas for a new Africa. The Forward Ever Backward Never fund sponsors charitable projects/ideas initiated by young Africans .

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4. Jan 06,  · Poet Thomas Campion () wrote: “Time’s fatal wings do ever forward fly; to every day we live, a day we die.” That’s the truth! Friend, should Jesus tarry His return (the Rapture of the Church), and should you and I live every day of this calendar year, we will have days to affect the lives of those we love, work, or play with.

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5. Apr 20,  · Together we are building a new economy. We are building a new future, we are building a new Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe shall surely rise again. We are moving on, our future is bright. Forward ever, backward never! Our prosperity is certain! Happy Independence Day Zimbabwe! Congratulations, Makorokoto, Amhlophe! God bless you all! God bless Zimbabwe! I.

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6. Oct 19,  · They now seek to punish the masses, to murder them wholesale; to plant bombs in the midst of Rallies; to try to break the back of the popular support of the Revolution; because imperialism was frightened and terrified by the Grenadian masses on March 13, when 30, of our people gathered in one spot to celebrate one year of People’s.

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7. It was not a party where people can get drunk and then leave as if nothing ever happened,” said Ashabi Owagboriaye, an organizer of the Reclaim Pride March. The Pride March’s roots trace back.

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8. Image from Pinterest It's the middle of summer already. Summer is one of my favorite seasons. I love the warm, even hot, weather and the long days. I'm usually outside quite a bit during the summer, enjoying the sunshine. This summer has been a little different, though. My last post was in early June, and.

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