Kurohwa kwakadai akudi wakapfeka scaf, u give people ideas now lolThe only time yandaona Zanu ichirohwa ??Scarf yabvisa chiremerera ???Panorohwa varume ndimutsei chero na12am ndizoridza pito nekuombera maoko tozonzwa zvavarohwerwa tambofara heduArikuiteiko munhu ane scarf yenyika haaaa ndaseka???????
Zimbabwean flag scarf—widely associated with ZANU-PF and President Emmerson Mnangagwa—in an apparent altercation with a woman.
In Zimbabwean social media circles, the term "pwaaa" (often used in the phrase "kurova pwaaa") is slang for a sharp slap or a sound of impact.
While the specific names of the individuals in this specific clip may not be featured in mainstream international news, here is a professional, safe summary of the event based on the context of the video and the prevailing political climate in Zimbabwe.
A video circulating on social media has sparked intense debate after capturing a heated exchange between an unidentified man wearing a ZANU-PF scarf and a woman in a residential area. The footage, which has gained traction under the caption "she really wanted to keep the pwaaa going," shows a physical confrontation that highlights the simmering social and political tensions in the country.
The video begins with the man, dressed in a formal suit and the iconic national flag scarf, standing near a gate. He appears to be engaged in a verbal argument with a woman in a green dress. As the tension escalates, the woman is seen physically confronting the man, at one point appearing to strike or shove him.
The man, who is often referred to in social media captions as a "ZANU-PF boss" due to his attire, attempts to maintain his ground but is repeatedly challenged by the woman.
The clip has gone viral on platforms like TikTok and Facebook, where users have used the term "pwaaa" to describe the physical nature of the encounter. While the exact cause of the dispute remains unclear—ranging from personal neighborhood grievances to political disagreements—the man’s attire has made the video a flashpoint for political commentary.
In Zimbabwe, wearing the "national scarf" is seen as a strong political statement. While the man in the video has not been officially identified as a high-ranking official by state media, the visual association with the ruling party has led many to interpret the clash as a symbolic "David vs. Goliath" moment.
To date, no official police report or party statement has been released regarding the identity of the individuals or any charges resulting from the scuffle.
