I think I’ll be doing followers, readers and my fellow Zimbabweans a disservice if this week’s idiocy crown was not handed to Chikomo Senator Morgan Femai. I think by now the whole world is well aware of the Senator’s proposals to curb the spread of HIV. Apperanlty the spread of HIV was down to the hygiene of our lovely women, had we picked up this years ago the dept of health would be much stable than it is today. And the country would be a much better place & not to mention the reduction in numbers of ophans the country is struggling to look after. It has taken the senator a few years to complete his research but the results are finally out and await implementing. To stop the spread of HIV the Senator has proposed that ALL women shave their heads, abstein from takin occassional baths or showers…..This man oozes absurdeness.

When I first picked up on this I didn’t buy it at all I thought it was the ZANU smear machinery in motion as it was first published in the ZANU Daily (The Hearld) that coupled with a legislator with more than one brain cell would not utter such nonsense. The Senator has since been on radio saying it was taken out of context and is suing the paper…..Good Luck with that!

Why we let our leadership get away with such crock, we laughe at Jacob I-took-a-shower Zuma, little did we know soon one of our own legislators will be at it.

Some good points but Egypt is in Africa and we did build Great Zimbabwe!

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Robert Mugabe

Our Easter break was spoilt with news of Mugabe handing power over to Mnangagwa in a secret deal. Do we really want the former CIO boss as head of our nation?

Only a day later we recieve news of Mugabe fighting for his life in a  hospital in Singapore. I bet you Mnangangwa is itching and rubbing his hands together. These reports are unconfirmed, I have no idea if this is wishful rumours, we have known for a while that these trips to Singapore have nothing to do with seeing his daughter, how come she never visits her dad?

According to @zanu_pf the Geritiric One is on a shopping trip with the Missus an easy one to swallow since we all know Grace’s love for retail therapy……..

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Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere

Someone please stop this clown before he destroys everything for us. Mr Kasukuwere is the Minister responsible for Ministry of Youth Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment and everything that is wrong with Zimbabwean politics today. Since the formatin of the inclusive government he has made it a point to reverse any good that is being done for the economy of the country Tsvangirai goes around the world calling for investors to come to Zimbabwe and Savior does his best to stop that. He has single handled confused the Zimbabwean Youth and investors in and outside the country. To this day I do not why we have let this man run riot, could it be the ZANU PF youths under his control that that the people fear. Savior himself a recipient of many farms under the Land reform Progamme has decided to to totally ignore the “one family one farm” policy they so wanted in Zimbabwe, how convinient. Now that most of the farms have gone Savior with the the help of people like Supa Mandiwanzira have decided to take over 51% of the non-indigenous firms that survived the economic melt down that Zimbabwe went through.

Savior has recently attacked The Prime Minister calling him an puppet of the West, something ZANU is really scared of, to be honest I dont know why he has not been arrested because everytime some insults the Geritiric one they land behind bars. Puppet of the West is reserved by ZANU for anyone who is not with backward ZANU policies. If anything Kasukuwere is the puppet uttering his masters words, for a party that has no love for working with those in Europe they keep turning to Hitler, Saviours word were………………..

Kasukuwere (I have stopped calling him Savior, for abvious reasons) is a massive thorn to the Zimbabwean people, everytime he is in the news it is never anything good, recently we learnt that that he should have been arrested together with MPs Marvellous Khumalo, Albert Mhlanga, Franco Ndambakuwa and other MPs for abusing U$50 000 Constituency Development Fund (CDF) given to them for their constituencies but his good friend the Attorney General Johannes Tomana blocked his arrest, avery ZANU PF thing to do.

The sooner we get rid of corrupt  and shallow Ministers like Kasukuere the better way forward for Zimbabwe.

Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku & the man he should talking to abut corruption in Zimbabwe

Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku has spoken out on the corruption that has crippled the judiciary system in Zimbabwe. He blames the corruption on the  under-funded system and low salaries (I know a few other professionals on low salaries). Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa has also joined the Chief Justice saying that “corruption had become a cancerous cell eating away the fabric of our justice delivery system”.

Are these two serious? Is this a political move to garner votes, when did the Chief Justice and Justice Minister realise this was going on? Why have they only decided now is the time to act? The Zimbabwean justice system has not worked as it should for a very long time, if Chidyausiku felt so strongly about the corruption he should have told ZANU PF to back off and let him get on with his job. Zanu PF Youths in certain parts of the country operate with impunity, corrupt police and judiciary officials let them get away with murder whilst member of the opposition sit in prison or are meant to go through length court battles that amount to nothing. Most Government and ZANU PF officials have taken advantage of the broken system to further their own agendas, with prosecutors and judiciary turning a blind eye and letting them off without consequences or penalties. It is well known fact in Zimbabwe that the only reason you will rot in jail is because a) you are poor or have failed to come up with a bribe or b) someone in power wants you there (just ask Philip Chiyangwa).

Zanu PF are to blame for this joke of a judiciary system they paved the way, from the simple corrupt policeman on the beat right up-to the chief and they want to turn around and say the system is corrupt. Top Six, Chipangano are running riot and non of them have ever seen the inside of a jail cell could this be because of the just system. What shows that the system is a joke are the headlines plastered everywhere about the Bulawayo magistrate, Mark Dzira who convicted three Zanu (PF) youths for extortion and kidnapping commuter omnibus touts. This is unheard of in Zimbabwe well connected Zanu (PF) youths never get arrested it’s always the opposition. Should we just leave Magistrate Mark Dzira to do the job he is paid for or should we commend him for being brave.

The only way Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku can get rid of corruption is if he started at the top, arresting corrupt police, magistrate and other judiciary officials is a tip of the iceberg he needs to go for the big fish and I am sure this new code of ethics for judges will not be flouted.

]]> http://www.3rdliberation.com/2012/04/06/chidyausiku-on-judiciary-corruption-it-is-never-too-late/feed/ 1 http://www.3rdliberation.com/2012/03/13/idiot-of-the-week-chief-musarurwa/ http://www.3rdliberation.com/2012/03/13/idiot-of-the-week-chief-musarurwa/#comments Tue, 13 Mar 2012 20:14:27 +0000 musavengana http://www.3rdliberation.com/?p=1906 According to Chief Musarurwa Zimbabwe is now a Kingdom  and ‘King’ Mugabe should rule until the time of his death.  A year ago if you had told me Chiefs would join the race for “Ididot of the Week” I’d have laughed and then cried, remember Chief Negomo. Chief Musarurwa’s words were “elections and democracy came with whites from the West and will not be recognised in Zimbabwe, traditional leaders countrywide will ensure that he rules till he dies”. What pains the most is that such verbal garbage is comming from a Chief, sorry not just a Cheif but the  the chairman of traditional chiefs in Mashonaland East Province how can one lead when they come up with such nonsense, once upon a time, Chiefs were very respected impartial leaders who showed no political affiliations publicly.  Zimbabwe is a democratic country, which means there is a voting system (Not that its ever worked), the people (That is Zimbabweans for you Chief, the people of the nation) vote you in and when you are not up to the job they vote you out. The Chief is very lucky his chieftainship was handed down to him, but unlucky Mugabe has got to make us like him in order for us to keep him on the throne in the State House and we all know he is way past  his sell-by date.

This brown-nosing of Mugabe has become  the thing to do at public gatherings by small-minded people like Chief Musaruwa and ZANU PF are taking full advantage of it as it has become part of their campaign strategy as we heard towards completion of the constitution election. In true ZANU PF style, it is the same old song they have to bring out stories about colonialists just to remind you about the bad old days and how any alternative in leadership will drive the country back to the Smith days.

I ask you Chief Musarurwa, how little are going to feel when a new Sheriff rolls into town, you are going to regret  the “King Mugabe” speech.

]]> http://www.3rdliberation.com/2012/03/13/idiot-of-the-week-chief-musarurwa/feed/ 0 http://www.3rdliberation.com/2012/03/01/idiots-of-the-week-chipangano-gang/ http://www.3rdliberation.com/2012/03/01/idiots-of-the-week-chipangano-gang/#comments Thu, 01 Mar 2012 21:56:08 +0000 musavengana http://www.3rdliberation.com/?p=1896 Operating with impunity Chipangano gang are a law unto themselves, these ruthless thugs have terrorised the high density surbub of Mbare for a few years now. This gang have done it all from vandalism to extortion to murder. The Zanu PF violence department are untouchables committing crime in full view of the local police and getting away with it, this is organised political violence at its best. Mbare is and has been a MDC stronghold for a number of years something that has angered Robert Mugabe over the years and has been vocal about. Weather Mugabe sanctioned this organisation and their activites or if they are out to please the Geritric one and the party they so die for, we would really like to find out. Whatelse can be said about a group of “youths” who masquarade as youth wing of a political party while commiting crime with the help of those in power.

Zanu PF have denied all knowledge of these imbeciles yet they are happy for them to go round causing trouble donning Zanu PF t-shirts, if they are not part of the ZANU machinery why not reprimand for thier stupidness. Local Chipangano sponsor businessman Tendai Savanhu has denied any links to the gang. MDC activist Shepherd Chimusoro was recently murderd by suspected members of the gang who have already been released from custody. These people have got to be stopped

As we head torwards elections (whenever that is) Chipangano’s violent campaign on behalf of Zanu PF will carry on. Recently they have taken to the streets of Mbare banning all deliveries of fresh produce from areas known to be supportive of the MDC.  I continually ask myself “Are these people really from Mbare?” or they are just some hired thugs doing their job. The work Pineal Denga is doing in Mbare is not just for MDC supporters it is for all the constituents including your mothers, fathers, grandmothers etc  and dare I say it, so are the fruit and veg comming in from Surrounding farms. Zanu PF is a party known to scrape the barrel at times but this a new low.

Call on the Zimbabwean authorities to stop the harassment of WOZA members.

Click on this link to send an email to Police Deputy Commissioner-General in Harare supporting WOZA.

Amnesty International Campaign for WOZA

Chiweshe’s Chief Negomo

Good luck to the people of Chiweshe, when the above Chief summons you make sure he is not on the ZANU PF juice. Apperantly Chief Negomo is not aware of his jurisdiction and his knowledge of tradional marriage laws is nothing to go by which is highly embarrassing for a chief.

I will not bore you with the details of  MorganmarriesanddivorcesLocadiaGate as this has been covered by every working journalist. Over zealous Chief Negomo tried to belittle Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai by summoning him to his tradional court for paying “lobola” in the month of November a culture taboo. As the Chief had given his messengers an early christmas break he decided to travel to Harare and deliver the summons in person something that is unheard of in the tradition. The Chief got a couple of things wrong here, 1. this did not take place in his jurisdiction, 2. the PM did not pay lobola, he paid damages (I’m sure these can be paid in any month of the year).

This has Zanu PF and CIO written all over it, the Chief has made a fool of himself and should be ashamed he is entangled in ZANU PF dirty politics tricks to discredit the Prime Minister before the rushed elections. It’s a good thing th PM saw through all this and decided not to play with the Chief.

This is Uncle B. on the M.I.C.......Toita Sei!

There is something about the month of November that gets Mugabe’s lyrical juices flowing, splashed across new-sites and papers today were news about the release of his “Pop” song Toita Sei (What Shall We Do?). A cheap shot from the aging ZANU PF leader to engage and brainwash the youth of Zimbabwe…..Why not? It has worked the his collaborators a band called Born Free Crew (Why Sanii Why ????) a talented group of young people who have decided to waste their talent on promoting ZANU PF and educating their fellow peers on the Mugabe’s contribution to our society. What they have failed to do is highlight Mugabe’s disastrous and highly unsuccessful economic and social policies…..(They are not paid for that now are they…..)

Mugabe featured last November on the Band’s Get Connected song. The song pays tribute to President Mugabe were he “drops” the following words “Hello Shingi Zvirisei sei, How has your day been?” and he says throughout the entire song. In the run-up to elections Robert Mugabe is now scraping the barrel, portraying himself as a “cool” President in-touch with the youth only to get their vote is just pathetic.

This November Mugabe aka Uncle B. is taking his musical career a little more serious dropping more than his previous  one liners, this time he goes for it. Mugabe has not offered Zimbabwe anything new in the last 30 years and this is evident in his message on the song. He is still singing the same old song about colonialism and the British. According to the Zim government website “the song educates people, especially youths, about the ugly side of colonialism that saw many people losing their lives as a result of atrocities committed by the colonisers”. To make sure you get the message Uncle B. as given free copies of his soon chart topping disc to commuter operators to make sure he reaches his targeted audience and as a man with friends in the right places he has made sure it gets air play on radio and tv just before news bulletins……Clearly this man has nothing to offer.

Extract from the song…..

What goes on to prove that this is a Government/ZANU PF project messing with our taxes is that Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu is the executive producer.

On the bright side Mugabe aka Uncle B. can turn to his music career once he loses the next election.

One who was a thorn in Mugabe’s side as he questioned the President’s every move and did not hide his feelings about the old man not hanging up his boots enede up dead in a house fire that he could have escaped easily.

The other is the President’s Banker rumoured to have had an affair with the first Lady and currently at war with Saviour Kasukuwere over the ridiclous indegionousation laws (looting of business)  who said “resign or we kick him out” think what you want but I think here Mr Kasukuwere was sending out a message and thanks to wiki leaks who also revealled just before the farm blaze that Gono was friends with Mugabe’s enemies and had told US Ambassador that Zanu PF hardliners for “making his job difficult”. The reasons above give some unhappy people cause to start a fire.

No one is immune to ZANU PF “killing machine” and Gidiot Gono should take this as a warning. Tread carefully. CIO don’t normally get it wrong maybe they sent in rookies this time and someone botched the job.

According to the powers that be, gone are the days when governement officials drove recklessly at high speeds in their mercedes benzs or 4×4 vehicles aiming for potholes trying to take out maPuma (Army armoured trucks) playing dodge ball with lamp posts and trees, now they just carelessly leave fire accelerants lying about on their farms waiting for mysterous accidents to happen….

Solomon Mujuru aka Rex Nhongo May 1, 1949 – August 15, 2011

The death of retired army General Solomon Tapfumaneyi Mujuru aka Rex Nhongo has sent the country into a state of shock with tongues wagging and for the first time in the murky politics of Zimbabwe the opposition can sit-out on this one.

A decorated liberation war hero General Solomon Mujuru will be remembered by all Zimbabweans as a true hero of the liberation struggle.

Though Joice Mujuru has come out and said that people should not jump to conclusions regarding her husband’s death the family want answers and are thinking of bringing in foreign investigators to look into this matter as those locally might interfere. If this was just an accident why the so many discrepencies, why a police investigation, surely the Fire Dept who turned up 3 hours late with no water have an investigation team to look into this.

I do not blame Zimbabweans for being sceptical about the General’s death, it was what we know, it was what we have come to accept, political figures who act like a dog with a bone die in mysterious accidents or are “bumped-off “, and one other thing we have come to accept is that no culprits are never brought to book as those responsible are “untouchable” and very ingenious in their ways. (List below, feel free to add to it)

The in-fighting within Zanu PF has intensified in recent years as the old man takes more flights to Asia to see his health team, Gen Mujuru has been backing his wife Joice to take over once Mugabe retires “steps down” dies. Vying for the same post is the Joint Operations Command Chair Emmerson Munangagwa who is known to be ruthless when it calls for it and the only one who really stands to benefit the most from the General death. In recent times Gen Mujuru believed aging Mugabe had become a political liability for Zanu PF and had made this known repeatedly resisting Mugabe’s election plans and becoming a thorn in Mugabe’s side.

The most intriguing thing about all this and I guess why a lot Zanu PFs would like anwsers to Who dunnit?…….. is they never expected one of their own to go in such a manner. Mugabe is going soon so the gloves are off.

Suspicious Deaths Political Casualties

Hebert Chitepo (1975): Car Bomb

Witness Rukarwa (1995): Car Accident

Josiah Tongogara (1979): Car Accident

William Ndangana (1989) : Car Accident (Classic, Army truck hit was meant to take out Edgar Tekere)

Sydney  Malunga (1989): Car Accident

Christopher Ushewokunze (1994) Car Accident

Susan Tsvangirai Car Crash

Border Gezi (2001) Car Accident

Moven Mahachi (2001) Car Accident

Elliot Manyika (2008) : Road Accident

Edison Zvobgo (2004): Car Accident (Only managed to break his legs)

Zororo Duri (1996) Car Accident (Killed on the same spot as Ndangana)

Winston Changara (2007): Car Accident Mugabe Bodyguard

Brigadier General Paul Armstrong Gunda: Rail Road Accident

Here is Jonathan “Sitting-on-the-fence” Moyo doing what he does best.

The full text of Communiqué of the Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community, Sandton, Republic of South Africa

12 June 2011

1. The Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) was held at Sandton, Republic of South Africa on 11 and 12 June 2011.

2. The summit was officially opened by His Excellency Hifikepunye Pohamba, President of the Republic of Namibia and SADC Chairperson.

3. The summit was attended by the following Heads of State and Government or their representatives:
Lesotho: Rt. Hon. Pakalitha Mosisili;
Malawi: H.E. Ngwazi Prof. Bingu Wa Mutharika;
Mozambique: H.E. Armando Emilio Guebuza ;
Namibia: H.E. Hifikepunye Pohamba;
South Africa: H.E. Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma;
Swaziland: H.M. King Mswati III;
Tanzania: H.E. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete;
Zimbabwe: H.E. Robert Gabriel Mugabe;
Botswana: H.E. Lt. Gen. Mompati Merafhe, Vice President;
Seychelles: H.E Dr Danny Faure, Vice President.
Zambia: H.E. George Kunda, Vice President and Minister of Justice;
Angola: Hon. Georges Rebelo Pinto Chikoti, Minister of External Relations;
Democratic Republic of the Congo: Hon. Raymond Tshibanda N’tungamulongo, Minister of Regional and International Cooperation;
Mauritius: Hon. Dr. Arvin Boolell, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade.

4. The summit was also attended by SADC Executive Secretary Dr. Tomaz A Salomão.

5. In attendance of the Summit was also H.E. Joaquim A Chissano, former President of the Republic of Mozambique, and SADC Mediator on Madagascar.

6. Also in attendance at the Summit was the Right Hon. Morgan Tsvangirai, Prime Minister of Zimbabwe and Hon. Prof. Welshman Ncube, representing Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai (MDC-T), Movement for Democratic Change -Ncube (MDC-N) political parties respectively.

7. Summit considered reports on the prevailing political and security situation in Madagascar and Zimbabwe.

8. On Madagascar, summit noted the outcome of the meeting that took place on 6 and 7June, 2011 in Gaborone, Republic of Botswana, convened by the SADC Chairperson, H.E Hifikepunye Pohamba, President of the Republic of Namibia and H.E. Rupiah Bwezani Banda, President of the Republic of Zambia and Chairperson of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, and H.E. Joaquim Chissano, former President of the Republic of Mozambique and the SADC Mediator on the Madagascar crisis, as mandated by the Extraordinary Summit of SADC Heads of State and Government at its meeting held in Windhoek, Republic of Namibia, 20 May, 2011.

9. Summit also noted that the Gaborone meeting was attended by eleven (11) political stakeholders from Madagascar, namely: AREMA; ESCOPOL; Les Autres Sensibilités; HPM; MDM; Mouvance Ratsiraka; Mouvance Ravalomanana; Mouvance Zafy; TGV; UAMAD/MONIMA and UDR-C.

10. Summit commended the SADC Chairperson, the Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation for convening the meeting with the Malagasy stakeholders.

11. Summit also commended the people and government of the Republic of Botswana for hosting the meeting.

12. Summit noted that the return of that country to constitutional normalcy is a matter of urgency.

13. Summit also noted that eight out of eleven Malagasy Political Stakeholders have already initialled the Roadmap that is intended to return the country to constitutional normalcy.

14. Summit endorsed the Roadmap to bring Madagascar into constitutional normalcy presented by the SADC Mediator on Madagascar after effecting necessary amendments.

15. Summit urged the leaders of the Mouvances Ratsiraka, Ravalomanana and Zafy to initial the Roadmap expeditiously as soon as the necessary amendments are effected.

16. Summit also urged the High Transition Authority (HTA) to allow Malagasy people in exile for political reasons, to be allowed to return to the country unconditionally including Mr. Marc Ravalomanana.

17. Summit further urged the HTA to urgently develop and enact all outstanding Legal Instruments to ensure the political freedom of all Malagasy in the inclusive process leading to free, fair, and credible elections.

18. Summit commended the Malagasy Political Stakeholders for their commitment to dialogue and finding an inclusive solution and urged them to remain focused on the implementation of the agreed Roadmap in order to urgently fulfil the aspirations of the Malagasy people for peace, stability and socio-economic development.

19. Summit also commended H.E. Joachim Chissano, former President of Mozambique for his tireless efforts in bringing together the Malagasy stakeholders in the search of lasting solution for the current crisis in Madagascar.

20. Summit urged the Organ Troika to remain actively seized of the political situation in Madagascar.

21. On Zimbabwe, summit noted the report of H.E. Jacob G. Zuma, President of the Republic of South Africa and SADC Facilitator on Zimbabwe, on the progress made in the implementation of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) in Zimbabwe noting consultations held with the Stakeholders in Zimbabwe on the implementation of the outstanding issues on the GPA.

22. Summit noted the decisions of the Organ Troika Summit held in Livingstone, Zambia in March 2011.

23. Summit mandated the Organ Troika to continue to assist Zimbabwe in the full implementation of the GPA.

24. Summit urged the Organ Troika to appoint their representatives as soon as possible to participate in the Joint Monitoring and Implementation Committee (JOMIC).

25. Summit mandated the Secretariat to mobilise resources for JOMIC for it to discharge its functions.

26. Summit encouraged the parties to the GPA to move faster in the implementation of the GPA and create a conducive environment to the holding of elections that will be free and fair, under conditions of a level political field.

27. Summit commended H.E. Jacob G Zuma, President of the Republic of South Africa, and the Facilitator for the Zimbabwe Political Dialogue for his efforts towards the full implementation of the Global Political Agreement.

28. Summit urged the Organ Troika to remain seized with the implementation of the Global Political Agreement in Zimbabwe.

29. Summit recalled its decision taken during the Extraordinary Summit in Windhoek, Namibia in August r 2010, mandating the Chairperson of SADC, the Chairperson of the Organ, SADC Facilitator for the Zimbabwe Political Dialogue assisted by the Secretariat to undertake the mission to the United Kingdom, United States of America and the European Union.

30. Summit received a Report on the mission and noted its recommendations.

31. Summit committed to continue dialogue with the western powers on the removal of sanction against Zimbabwe.

32. Summit expressed heartfelt condolences to the government and the people of South Africa for the passing of Mrs Albertina Sisulu who was laid to rest on 11 June 2011.

33. The Summit expressed its appreciation to the Government and People of the Republic of South Africa for the warm hospitality extended to all delegates and facilities placed at their disposal that made this summit a success.

The small-minded-ignorant people of Kokbite Village in Ghana have insulted the people of Zimbabwe by saying Mugabe is best leader in Africa. Is this some kind of perverse joke? What have we done to deserve this, it is just absurd and will not be accerpted by the people of Zimbabwe. Some have said he was sent by the the Almighty to lead the people of Africa, how blasphemous is that. They should pray for forgiveness for suggesting such. I challenge the small-minded-ignorant people of Kokbite Village to move to Zimbabwe for a month and still utter such BS.

Ghanaians do not have a clue what Zimbabweans have gone through under the leadership of this man, they can have Robert Mugabe any day if he is such a brilliant super being, let him come over there and sort out your economy and spread his Pan-Africanism.

What makes Mugabe so great in the small minds of the small-minded-ignorant people of Kokbite Village is that he lived in Ghana for a few years and he vilifies the West offering nothing new to the Zimbabweans. If anything Mugabe has single handedly alienated Zimbabwe from the International community and this is going to take a long time to repair.

I’d really love to know what the small-minded-ignorant people of Kokbite Village have judged on, was it Mugabe’s superperb Human rights record, his destruction of the economy, his fair land distribution policies, his ditching the Zim Dollar and taking on the U$ Dollar? Everyone is entiled to their own opinions but it would interesting to know what these people think is so great about a man who is responsible for the many deaths of his own people, a man who is at the forefront of plundering his countrys natural resources.

To my Ghanaians brothers and sisiters, stop being stuck in the colonial era, Mugabe was not sent by the Almight and we do not appreciate sentiments. Lets just get along…………If you want Mugabe you better hurry up as he does not have many days left in him.