Mugabe's thugs vow MDC will not win

Sibanda, one of Mugabe's war vets was quoted as follows after been asked what will be done in the event that MDC and Tsvangirai win " I am a revolutionary and revolutionaries do not 
live by assumptions. The party must not win the elections. war veterans will not allow any other party other than Zanu PF to win the next election. If the worst comes to the worst, our weapons will defend us" he said. 

Mugabe, what an embarresment

Well as expected. Bob self invites himself to the pope's inauguration, despite being banned from travel to European Union.
Like that mosquito that needs to be crushed but always seems to get away he shows up with his crew while sitting attendance with his blood stained hands.
Like the dictator he is, he still asks the Pope to visit Africa and to pray for Africa. I hope the Pope does and prays for him to be charged and brought to justice for his crimes.

While he travels to places where he is not wanted, he has a self made mess with 80 % unemployment, prisons filled with political activists, Human rights lawyer arrested for trumped up charges and bail refused, an economy that has been on dialysis for more than a decade, police brutality the is wide spread and his youth militia on the loose.

Elections - Zimbabwe style

As an African, it is so sad the way elections are held. I guess in our case, Mugabe has taken a script of the rule book of Cuba, China, Russia and other African countries.

Regarding Zimbabwe's Referendum:

1. Members of MDC - T were arrested on the eve of the election while campaigning.
2. Officials in the office of Morgan Tsvangirai are arrested the after the election.
3. A prominent female human Rights lawyer is also arrested.
4. The Electoral commission and Mugabe's much feared CIO have a strong relationship.
5. Voter intimidation
6. Voter Apathy
7. Armed kidnappings
8. Violence reported in many areas.
9. Photo Journalists barred in some areas.

This Evil Dictator must go

14 MDC-T supporters detained in police cells

Fourteen MDC-T supporters arrested in Chegutu over the weekend appeared in court on Tuesday, charged with hindering a police officer from carrying out her duties.The 14 were part of a group of activists who were on a bus travelling to Gweru for a constitution pub campaign launch, addressed by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday.The activists are being held at Chegutu police cells after their application for bail pending trial was opposed by the state.
Theseactivists were aboard a bus which was stopped at a roadblock and found to be “travelling ahead of its scheduled time”, leading to the driver’s arrest.The 14 then disembarked from the bus and confronted one of the police officers, demanding the driver’s release.“

Zimbabwes so called unity government

Mugabes loyal and trusted police blocked an address Morgan Tsvangirai.
A pick-up truck loaded with helmet-clad police officers carrying riot shields and batons descended on the place before Morgan was to address the gathering.But around 20 riot police ordered people to leave the meeting before it had started.

All this with elections approaching and the GPA set to expire at the ballot box.