If someone's liberation upsets you, there's a good chance you were benefitting from their oppression. When used to privilege, equality feels like oppression
@LukhanyoGantsho@The_Vimbai I accept that I am in a privileged position where I have been able to be gainfully employed, and my heart bleeds for those who are not and have looked for greener pastures. No country is perfect, but for you to think SA is our great saviour is an un-informed opinion
@LukhanyoGantsho@The_Vimbai Your claim that ALL of Zim depends on SA is where my issue is. Stand down and accept that you don't know anything about Zimbabwe except what your media wants you to see. Not all of us are in SA, and when we fly in and out, it's for a holiday or a business meeting
@LukhanyoGantsho@The_Vimbai Rather than revealing your ignorance, try doing proper research and speaking on facts. Theres no way an entire country of Zim with robust agriculture and manufacturing sectors can survive on those little bundles of groceries that individuals bring for their personal consumption
@LukhanyoGantsho@The_Vimbai Ignorant
Our MNO are Econet, NetOne, Telecel. No SA ownership at all. Our fuel comes through Mozambique. 70% local products on our shelves. More Zimbabweans live and work in Zimbabwe than in SA. You are speaking from a non-researched and emotional POV which is very inaccurate