@Cde_begar Sad but this is precisely because of ignorance of righteousness, so they don't see their own internal worth, but find value in becoming someone else which is a bottomless pit of despair and constant outside validation.
@repairs_city@CrimeWatchZW There are plenty people who stand out and pursue righteousness in Zimbabwe like Nkosana Moyo and Simba Makoni. Mapfumo may be the only one who stands out for you, but there are many like him
@LynneStactia Elections are effective but they're only as strong as we are, than Zec or Zanu which derive their power from the people. We can be strong only by understanding righteousness and breaking free from lawlessness which has come to define our society
@MrIsraell@CucsmanE@makushagilbert1 Mr Israell I don't think that is how a respected man of cloth conducts himself. Please apologize and delete this abhorrent tweet
I love and i desire righteousness for my country Zimbabwe, to see her people genuinely pursuing justice, truth, kindness & love which are the good old forgotten keys to prosperity. And I believe that my country will one day come to this knowledge and understanding. Step by stepπ
@boldcolours@matigary The fact that they seek to derive pleasure from superficial things is also problematic. We must free the mind from this mental slavery
@terilmoyo@bla_bidza@matigary The problem is precisely ignorance of righteousness but you can play a part and be the light in your small little world. With time, they will understand and follow your good example and leave the lawlessness behind. Be of good cheerπ
@bla_bidza@matigary Agreed. Zimbabwe needs an understanding of righteousness i.e justice, truth, kindness & love. Justice to ensure self interests do not override the interests of society & in this case, to understand that leadership is not a self-serving opportunity but service to the community
@matigary Agreed. Without a cultural shift of righteousness, we will always get this leadership even if we change the faces. Corruption is not merely an individual problem in Zimbabwe but runs deep in our attitudes and culture. We must break this first if we are serious about our problems
@bandz_zw@CrimeWatchZW There's no shame for this in our minds and attitudes, we all know politicians (both ruling and opposition) are only there to serve their stomachs. So unless righteousness becomes the dominant cultural mindset, we will always get these results
@shalomaurukira@namataik_ It's the mindset and culture of our country and give any one of us the same opportunity, we would all follow suit. Sad but that's reality
@namataik_ This is the reality of our country which none of us is any better and if given the same opportunity, we would all follow suit. We have seen this in opposition circles. So unless we deal with national renewal through righteousness, we are all stuck with this mindset and culture
@daddyhope Invoking religion now that he's cornered but he was the same person who actively persecuted his ex wife, Mary and thinking he was all powerful. God remembers and this is his fate
@PrinceOfMutasa Zim and SA are siamese twins. Zim needs the SA industry and SA needs the Zim market. It's unthinkable for Zim to divest from SA, at best we could diversify and reduce risk to some level but we will always be exposed to a larger extent
@Rantsho_black@zimlive@Newzroom405 Agreed and real journalism, if it was professional wouldn't just pick anybody on the streets to express their ignorance especially in these turbulent times. This is really unprofessional and dangerous @Newzroom405
@nelsonchamisa Its not just about elections Nelson. It's about lack of understanding, both in private and public affairs. If society does not understand who they are, their behaviors, attitudes, beliefs and how it shapes the society they live in, this is the end result of that ignorance