EFF statement on the extension of Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term of office
—The EFF believes that the people of Zimbabwe cannot be held hostage indefinitely by a governing party. True revolutionaries understand that political power belongs to the people and that leadership is exercised on their behalf, not over them. Any government that fears returning to the people for a fresh democratic mandate is one that is certain it has lost the will of the people and should face the consequences or commit to better leadership.
WATCH | In a video titled “Mnangagwa now a dictator? Zimbabwe to extend President Mnangagwa’s term?”, Kenyan journalist Sarah Mwangi questioned President Mnangagwa’s decision to extend his term in office until 2030.
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ALKEBULAN must stop importing solutions that don’t fit.
Our systems, from education to governance, must be designed by Africans, for Africa.
True transformation begins when we build from within, rooted in our culture, challenges, and potential. It’s time to create what truly
"Social Pan-Africanism isn’t just a movement, it’s a mindset."
Shiyanda Mohutsiwa reminds us that Africa’s progress lies in collective empowerment and the belief that our unity is our power.
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"Elon Musk bought a mine in Limpopo 😳😳
And they don't want you to know — because you're part of the problem.
Meanwhile, the politicians are busy stealing your money."
Mpho didn't open a can of worms,he opened the whole tin... 😩
“The fight is first African because among ourselves Africans, we don’t speak with the same voice, we don’t love each other, it has to be said. We have to find a way to transcend these barriers we have put up for ourselves. We have to find a way to unite, and I count on you women to help us unite.” - Captain Ibrahim Traore
🔸Where is the @_AfricanUnion? Those who started it must be turning in their graves. What happened to African solutions for African problems? Are there no statespersons on the Continent capable of mediating conflict? What message are we sending to the world when our conflicts are resolved outside the Continent? What could possibly go wrong? What message does this send to the next generation? Why do they then cry when foreigners interfere in our politics? Did we learn nothing from colonialism? Is decolonization just a buzzword? When are we going to have a courageous conversation about the state of leadership in Africa? Why do we then make empty arguments when the world doesn’t take us seriously?
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
The biggest mistake after a revolution?
Letting the old elites "help rebuild."
They come smiling.
They come advising.
They come pretending to "guide democracy."
But they rebuild the same prison you just escaped.