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As expected the Red Card ZiMafia Campaign has ruffled a some feathers in Zimbabwe. The successful cheeky campaign exposing those looting the country’s tressures is grabbing the headlines and members of the JOC are trying to put a stop to it. Members of Mugabe’s CIO have been snooping around the Central Methodist Church in Johannesburg secretly looking for John Vincent Chikwari, the man behind the campaign and those working with him. Unfortunately the State Security men were fingered out quickly by ex-soldiers and policemen staying at the church as Mugabe agents and reason for their visit was uncovered. We all know what these men are capable of so Chikwari has put personal safety first and has gone into hiding.
The Joint Operations Command has taken Zimbabweans for fools, this elite group has looted the country’s resources under the guise of the land reform exercise and when they are exposed they are not happy.
The Red Card ZiMafia Campaign has hit them really hard, as Zimbabweans we never really have the balls to express how we feel verbally or at the ballot. Chikwari and his teams brazen efforts should be applauded, if only the bus could makeit past the Beit Bridge border I know it will be well recieved by the Zimbabwean public.
Times are changing if this is the way JOC is going to react then the State Security is looking at busy times ahead.
After we have cleaned up Zimbabwe which together as nation should be priority what happens to those who murdered and tortured, those who contirbuted to the misery of millions, collapse of a great African nation and the irreparable damage to society.
This week Genevhe played host to Robert Mugabe at the ICT Conference, why he attended we are all still wondering why????? What does Robert know about ICT and communications? Whats he doing in Europe, I thought he was on a ban? Whats he doing at an ICT conference, why doesn’t he leave it to the experts. This man goes to conference after conference (maybe to get away from Grace) but its nothing that ever benefits the average zimbabwean.
