@ProJamesTeam1 I’m talking about persistence. As for violence and oppression, my views are public, consistent, and well documented. There is no ambiguity about where I stand.
KEY LESSON FROM ZAMBIA’S HH 🇿🇲
Consistency and persistence pay.
Stay the course. Ignore naysayers and discouragement. Keep fighting. Never give up.
The journey demands determination, discipline, resilience, patience and perseverance.
His Excellency, Hakainde Hichilema (HH) contested six times before finally winning the presidency in 2021.
His journey is a powerful reminder: setbacks are not the end of the struggle. Sometimes, victory simply requires staying the course long enough to see it through. Keep building. Victory belongs to those who refuse to give up. Persistence pays. Stay focused. #FreshStart #Godisinit
FLASHBACK. We triumphed before, we achieved it before, and we will triumph again. One day, this hymn will resound as a victory psalm, carried from generation to generation and remembered by posterity.
A Citizens Government in our lifetime!
#TheNew#CitizensMovement
ARE WE NOT ASHAMED? DO WE NOT CARE?
I am deeply saddened by the disaster in Chivhu. Last week, Kariba. Then the government-backed demolition of homes and buildings belonging to innocent citizens.
Almost every week, Zimbabweans are confronted by preventable tragedy and suffering. These are not statistics. These are our people. Our families. Our citizens.
To those at the political helm: Does this not concern you?
Where is the urgency? Where is the accountability? Where is the leadership? Where is the compassion for We, the Citizens?
We cannot normalise suffering. We cannot look away.
Zimbabwe deserves leadership that puts the lives, dignity and welfare of its citizens first.
WE, THE CITIZENS, MUST GOVERN!
I’M IN GOROMONZI…for the laying to rest of a dedicated and committed Citizens cadre, Archford Marongwe. His service to the Citizens and our nation shall never be forgotten. Rest in Power Citizens Hero!
Yesterday we received the painful news of the passing of mdara Archiford Marongwe, a veteran of our struggle and one of the courageous men who helped plant the seeds of the democratic movement in Goromonzi.
His was not an easy journey. When the brutal regime unleashed its machinery of repression in Goromonzi, his car was burnt, he was tortured and subjected to the full weight of political persecution. He paid a deeply painful price for choosing to stand on the side of the oppressed.
He stood firm until the very end carried with him the scars, sacrifices and dignity of President Tsvangirai’s generation, a generation that refused to accept authoritarianism as our permanent fate.
We have to honour Mdara Marongwe
We have to carry on the fight.
Rest well🕊️
NOW OUT — “WE, THE CITIZENS”
📖 INTRODUCTORY BLOG — READ
“Society cannot survive without responsibility. A society in which everyone demands rights but accepts no obligations withers, wilts and perishes.”
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Read. Reflect. Engage!
#WeTheCitizens
@MbuyaaDotito Real progress needs no spokesperson; it speaks for itself. But when I look around, I struggle to see progress anywhere. Instead, I see more regression than progression.. more corruption than evolution .
THE NEXT STEPS…You will soon understand what you have been waiting for and why it has been worth the wait. Thank you for your trust, patience, and confidence. #Chapwati
The liberation struggle took more than three decades (1940s -1980), despite the use of weapons, guns, bombs and grenades. Along the way, different organisations and movements carried the struggle forward, each contributing to the broader pursuit of freedom. The lesson is clear: the fight for freedom is neither a picnic nor a walk in the park. It demands courage, patience, sacrifice, resilience and an unwavering commitment to the cause.~nc