It is extreme provocation for dictator Robert Mugabe to unilaterally grab virtually all the powers to administer government acts from the MDC ministers. The administration of government acts by line ministers amounts to the exercise of governmental power.
Whatever President Zuma may have gained for our country during his state visit to Britain, the sad thing is he failed to seize the one opportunity he had to transform his international image completely — which was to come out strongly with a decisive new policy to resolve the protracted mess in Zimbabwe….
The levels of desperation to perennially cling onto power have reached unprecedented heights in the world’s oldest Head of State and Government, and Commander-In-Chief of the Armed Forces, and Chancellor of All Universities in the country.
Zimbabwe as a nation with all its promise and its hope is on the verge of collapse unless somehow we can find a way to stop the parasitic predators that are feeding at the very core of our being all of this promise will be lost.
President Mugabe has somehow held onto the top job in Zimbabwe for almost thirty years and in that times, we have seen, time and time again, his habit of standing on the wrong side of the law, and his tacit support of those who wantonly break the law….
It is 30 years since Robert Mugabe was elected Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. Last month was 20 years since Nelson Mandela left jail. The two men have much in common. Both are nationalist leaders who fought white rule in southern Africa. Both served long periods in prison, Mandela 27 years, Mugabe 11. Both emerged and won elections and then offered their white oppressors the hand of forgiveness and friendship….
Regrettably, Mugabe has – and it appears with the same passion as at first when he built education – caused the collapse of an impressive public school system in pursuit of some racist agrarian reform programme whose negative impact goes beyond education and far outweighs whatever were the supposed benefits.
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As in Zimbabwe, the people deep inside of a dark cave have begun to believe whatever the government and ZANU (PF) tells them is true. The few brave men and women who have escaped from this vortex of propaganda, and have seen the real democratic world, are struggling to come back to the dark cave.
It is highly probable that each night Mugabe goes to bed he thinks of what happened to Charles Taylor. The rebel Liberian dictator who is now languishing in a War Crimes Tribunal jail in some Dutch backyard far away from all the diamonds he used to loot and use to bribe those around him.
