@Mahumbwe1 How to get rid of bad politicians:
1) elections
2) vote of no confidence
3) dialogue, intercessions by 3rd parties
4) Riots, revolution, chaos coups.
We have tried 1 - 3 and it hasn't worked. We are left with one option.
A Zimbabwean journalist and political prisoner, Blessed Mhlanga will spend another weekend in jail for a crime he did not commit.
His only crime is interviewing Jealousy Mawarire, who exposed a corrupt scandal to steal the Peopleβs Own Savings Bank (POSB) linked to the President on Mhlangaβs television programme.
The use of state institutions to silence journalists from doing their work is not only oppressive but kleptocratic.
The fact that Mhlanga has been imprisoned for close to three weeks for merely conducting an interview with a whistleblower exposes the extent to which state institutions have been weaponised to silence dissent and investigative journalism by ZANUPF and Mnangagwa.
Journalists play a crucial role in holding power to account and exposing corruption. The use of state institutions to target and silence journalists not only violates their human rights but also undermines the democratic principles of transparency and freedom of expression.
#FreeBlessedMhlanga
@tafimhaka@KazembeKazembe3 Instead of asking for atonements & apologies from known mass murderers (which will never come π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£) we should be asking:
1) How are we going to fund our rebellion?
2) where our base of operations will be located?
3) when do we start the rebellion?