I am struck by the fact that in Harare I haven’t met people who
1. Know about the protests
2. Plan to protests
Or some are saying they don’t know why they should protest now. Others saying they don’t want to miss work.
Interesting… following with interest.
In my political journey, the biggest mistake I ever made was my decision to try and revive the CCC under a rotational presidency by the vice presidents after the departure of Nelson Chamisa. I was blinded by my desire to keep the CCC as an institution, but at this stage, the mistake I made was to assume that the CCC could be redeemed. This was a mistake, and I must apologize. The level of infiltration in opposition politics shocked me, and this is a discussion for another day.
@MacBelts@nelsonchamisa Meeting naani vasiri ma Zimbabweans? As long vari varungu vaari kuona hapana kwatiri kuyenda. We have solutions as Zimbabweans to make our country after these people are gone.😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@LynneStactia Lynn to be fair most Zimbabwean people are clueless ro matters of talent and its management. These are things that have been regulated in obscurity and some shadowy figures have made money out of the poverty stricken artists. I have so many stories on this matter to share