@KMutisi@edmnangagwa Using a hired plane? Whats stopping us from buying our own planes with the rapid growth in the economy that our media reports every day?
@dereckgoto@dereckgoto sings for his supper daily, if he doesn't do it he gets hungry since he survives from hand to mouth! Maybe one day he might be promoted to the high echelons of power and become a minister to enjoy the real cake on the table.
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@KMutisi@matinyarare Even @edmnangagwa never mentioned presidential ambitions. He always praised RGM. He also declared he would never extend his term of office but look where we are now.
@ChambatiLevison Yaa sure not only for the opposition but ruling party as well e.g Matemadanda is no longer with us and by 2030 so many things will have happened. Only God has the final say.
STOP LYING ABOUT Ian Smith and Robert Mugabe.
โIan Smith survived sanctionsโ is a myth. His sanctions were weak. South Africa and Portugal kept trading with him. Oil and goods still flowed in.
Zimbabwe was cut off completely. No IMF. No World Bank. No credit. No capital. Thatโs not the same.
Smithโs โstrong economyโ excluded the black majority. It looked stable because it only served a few.
Mugabe inherited that imbalance and dared to fix it. He challenged land and economic control. Thatโs why he was targeted.
Smith protected inequality and kept global interests happy. Mugabe disrupted it and demanded Zimbabwe control its own resources.
Stability built on exclusion isnโt success. Itโs control.
Mugabe didnโt play Smithโs game. Thatโs why history treated them differently.
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