Friday, May 24, 2013

The death of Elias Kanengoni A Zimbabwean Spy


As sad as death is, the news that one of Mugabe’s CIO agents has dies at the age of 60, is not sad news for me.
Mugabe and his brutal CIO have been responsible for farm invasions, murder, torture, gross human rights violations, rape, theft and much more.
Elias Kanengoni who has gone to his grave with a lot of blood on his hands was no nice guy and was a sad excuse for a human. One gone, more to go.

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Mugabe asks media to stop attacking him

The thought of Robert Mugabe makes my blood boil, what more the thought of the devil himself asking the media to stop using his name in a negative way also referred to as attacking him.
This is the same one who has and continues to oppress the press, has killed thousands, while using torture which includes rape, beatings and kidnappings as a way to run his so called well oiled machine.
Instead of asking for our forgiveness and announcing he is retiring, he was to lash out at the media.

Only a fool sees his ways as good.


Mugabe for another TEN years?

Mugabe has since signed a new Constitution that was drafted from our perspective to pave the road to elections. This constituting unfortunately in the event of a Mugabe win in the next election would see the old man rule for another ten years, the thought of which may Zimbabweans cannot for one second imagine.
The old man will never win a free and fair election, not in a million years so let's pray and hope that the thought of ten more years will never happen.

We the people of Zimbabwe want our freedom and that includes the freedom to choose who want as a President and more than 75 % of Zimbabwe want nothing to do with Mugabe and ZANU PF


Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Police launch renewed crackdown on MDC-T


In the past few months Zimbabwe’s police have launched a renewed crackdown on MDC-T
activists and officials, with just a few months to go before the shut down of the GPA / Unity Government and the harmonized elections.

Police have also extended their crackdown to journalists who dared write an article about the MDC-T engaging in discussion with some of the country’s service chiefs.

‘This has always been a common feature of Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe and his ZANU PF regime 

Mugabe on an African Charm offensive


Mugabe is on an intricate charm offensive ahead of the next generals elections which should be in June 2013 as he hosts Central Intelligence and Security Services of Africa (CISSA) chiefs, sources in President's Office says this is a daylight bribery mission in preparation for backing from African leaders after
rigging elections.

Some of Africa's most brutal State spies agents are being pampered and taken to splash at a Victoria Falls tourist resort at a considerable cost as a plot to influence their governments to secure his shaky position.

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Force Mugabe to allow foreign election Observers

I know it is impossible to force a head of state to do anything but when it comes to Mugabe and the up coming Zimbabwean elections, remember that Mugabe and ZANU PF have never held or had a free and fare elections.
I urge the UN, USA, EU, Canada, Australia and AU (not that the AU would do anything) to make it known that any election result without foreign election observers, and peace keeping forces will not be accepted and  that at the slightest hint of violence, action will be taken.

It is our (MDC T) fear that the elections will either be rigged or when we win, that the army generals who on many occasions have stated that no other president other than ZANU PF will rule, would turn to violence and we do not need another Africa war.

i urge you to please see that no war is fought in Zimbabwe and to avoid this, we need your presence before, during and after this upcoming election.

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Zimbabwe : Happy birthday


33 years ago, Bob Marley was in Zimbabwe singing as we celebrated independence.
I wonder what he would be singing today regarding Zimbabwe as we still fight and hope for independence and democracy.
As we count the displaced, comfort the widows, feed the hungry, comfort the tortured and pray for change, Zimbabwe, we remember your beauty and potential and we know that CHANGE is around the corner. Your glory days are in front of you.
I see years ahead filled with, happiness and no ZANU PF. I see decades of a nation prospering and a people united and firm on democracy. Zimbabwe, today especially, you in our thoughts and prays.