You guys want Prof and Biti to be held to a higher standard and to be accountable but you dont hold Chamisa to the same standard. Those two aren't even leaders anymore. But omunye you justify and justify not to hold him accountable.
In 2013 Tsvangirai recalled Arnold Tsunga after he had stood against his prefered candidate Giles Mutsekwa and won. That was a despotic move that set a very bad precedent. Some folks that feel aggrieved today supported this. Kudzorana mustruggle kwakanaka!
Dear Young Zimbabwean
Get a passport and leave. The world is bigger out there. It’s beautiful and full of opportunity.
Focus on yourself and your family. Create generational wealth and move on with your life there.
Do not trust or hope on any politicians!
@ProfJNMoyo@CCCZimbabwe Lol, Jonso with all due respect you should be the last person to talk about shame! You lack both shame and dignity, even your wife and kids must be very embarrassed to call you dad! Spineless excuse of a man. You will clean ED’s ass with your tomgue to come back home. Hausati!
The Governor of Zimbabwe’s central bank, Dr John Mangudya is the first Zimbabwean public official to accept that Zimbabwe has totally failed to attract Foreign Direct Investment.
Dr Mangudya said that Zimbabwe has resorted to overtaxing its citizens because it has failed to attract foreign investment, or even succeed to borrow loans from international financial institutions.
Zimbabwe owes over US$17 billion to international financial institutions alone.
The irony of Dr Mangudya saying this with a Land Cruiser worth over US$100,000 paid for my the taxpayer behind him is self evident.
Zimbabwean government officials live the lifestyles of Hollywood royalty driving sports cars and SUVs and living in mansions whilst public hospitals don’t have basic things like paracetamol.
Foreign Investors are scared to come and invest in Zimbabwe because of captured State institutions including the judiciary, massive corruption, failed economic policies, policy inconsistency and failure to respect property rights.
Zimbabweans journalists have been harassed, arrested and jailed in the last fours years for exposing State corruption which includes looting of public funds and plunder of the country’s natural resources.