Ah, I am begining to understand the new youth culture in #Zimbabwe. The young cdes dont value intellectualism, equality values, let alone reading. They just want opportunities to make money. Ethically or unethically. Its a national crisis. Thanks to the current government.
Whenever the truth is told, they attempt to discredit it by attributing the thinking to the “west”. There is no reflection, no learning nothing. Just propaganda. We are going nowhere. Leaders must reflect so they build better and stronger societies.
I have spent this morning reading more about Xi Jinping and the major policies he has pursued for the Chinese people.
Whilst I obviously abhor the one party state system of China and its very poor human rights record, it is pertinent for Zimbabweans to note his approach to corruption within China, his “Two Mountains” environmental policy (which stresses that green hills and clear water are preferable to mountains of gold), and his “Chinese socialistic rule of law” programs (which tackle amongst other things corruption within the judiciary).
Xi emphasizes the "Two Musts" (Communist Party members must not be arrogant or rash and must keep their hard-working spirit) and the "Six Nos" (members must say no to formalism, bureaucracy, gift-giving, luxurious birthday celebrations, hedonism, and extravagance).
One can confidently state that most of the ruling elite in Zimbabwe would not last a day in leadership or influence under President Xi.
@Hon_Kasukuwere Probably not because all human beings are flawed. Mugabe has many cheerleaders, like you❤️. If we all praise him then who will speak for his victims.
If we don’t speak of Ian Smith’s racism against our people then he will only receive praise for his economy.
Zimbabweans you joke too much how can a normal person even compare @nelsonchamisa with this guy Bret mu vet ? Chamisa remains by far the most popular opposition leader in Zimbabwe today