Comments on: UK Asylum for £120, talk to ROHR Zim

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 01:23:24 +0000

instead of sharing ideas of how we can come together and fight the root fo the problem we zimbabweans are facing we are actually inviting the enemy to destroy us.

By: Robbo

Robbo — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 21:05:04 +0000

Hi I got my papers thru ROHR, guys those who are writing a lot of nonsense are the ones who don`t want people to prosper, progress and lead a normal in life in UK including this nasty online nehandaradio. how much did u get from beind such a sell out nevarungu? I just got accepted to go 2 Uni 2 do Engineering if it was`t for ROHR I was`t going 2 uni or aford 2 pay more than £10 000 a year.ROHR don`t worry you have someone who is 100% behind you and I am still going to be an activist and help fellow Zimbos to get legitimate papers to stay in this country help fight for Human Rights. Is there anything wrong by making people pay some subsriptions? Even in your kind of profession you join a union which along with your ethos .So please leave a nice organisation help both peoples in UK and Zim.

By: Wellars Wellman Rupes

Wellars Wellman Rupes — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:33:33 +0000

Greetings to you Nehanda Radio.

Your article about ROHR and its subscriptions:

You raised concern over monthly subs and certain issues about yearly subs and letters issued to members. You also questioned why ROHR would want its presence in the UK. Your article signs off with your confirmation about informing the Home Office about ROHR and your findings.

I would like to congradulate you for a job foolishly done and how much you have exhausted efforts and resources to humilate and tear apart a human rights organization which represents and render support to victims of human rights abuses in Zimbabwe.

While their is some truth about the subscriptions members pay, I still do not understand how that becomes your problem as members join on the basis of what the organization stands for than being coerced. ROHR is for everybody, its not for asylum seekers only.

Your interest appear to be aggrivated by shear hurt and vileness. You seem to have problems with Mr Tapa and therefore anything he participates in or champions, you will question it. the platform you used to try to wipe him of the earth suports your endeavour. Is this the last of your attack on Mr Tapa and ROHR? In vain you wil continue to attack ROHR, and you will be surprised by the amount of good news we will bring you. Do you real thing Mr Tapa looses his sleep over you as much as you do over his life.

The fact is ROHR is growing and has presence not only in the UK, but also in other countries. We support democracy, freedom of affiliation and association. You need to carefully read between the lines before you commit your resources and efforts. We knew this would come and we are stronger than the criticism labelled at our organization.

There is nothing wrong in ROHR issuing letters to its members. Any organization that cares about its memebers issue supporting letters if need be. ROHR will continue to write supporting letters for its members should they need them.

Disguisingly, you appeared to empathize with the unemployed who join RHOR yet practically, you labelled them scummers who should be refused leave to remain in the UK which is why you informed the Home Office. What confuses me is that when you reported to the Home office, was this in their interest or in your own vile interest that they should not be granted leave to remain and in the end stay unemployed till heavens takes them away? Is it not their human rights to be able to work and move freely like you and your family do? is this not seemingly an astonishing level of wickednes? How does this profit you or Nehanda Radio.

In the interest of democracy and Human Rights, late me take this opportunity to thank Mr Tapa and all ROHR members for their unwhivering support for the victims of human rights in Zimbabwe. Together we will stand, until Zimbabwe respects human rights. We against abuses of human rights not Nehanda radio. We strive for democracy, role of law, and respect for human rights in Zimbabwe. We hope those at Nehanda will one day genuinely join us in our quest for the respect for Human rghts.

By: Ngoni

Ngoni — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:35:00 +0000

I am sad to read what Dinhiwe proudly has stated in her note to justify the wrong doing that has been discovered of Tapa. If Ephraim did not charge such an amount as it has been alleged, honestly he deserves an apology and he must speak out – why is he quiet as we back home want to know the truth. But if he did charge £120 for such services per person, surely he deserves a prison sentence and here in Harare he has no room as we shall persure the matter. I personally belong to this good organsization myself and I have never known that there are such payments. So why would he go about spoiling the good name by charging such amounts?? However, this does not justify Dinhiwe to use other instances and even go to an extent to name names to answer or to clean Ephraim’s name. Dinhiwe, if for example, let us give you the benefit of the doubt and believe your story, are you then telling us Zimbaz that you are actually condoning what is being allegded of Ephraim??? I am asking you in good faith as I am trying to understand your point from what you have said publically to Transparency. May be you did not realize that once you mention a name you are then taxed with a toll order to justify your case, may be this is what Transparency is saying to you. I have not read anything said by Transparency but only pressing you hard for more truth. You guys in the UK are a waste of space. You fight over such issues? Come home and see whether you will have such time. Life is turf here guys. May be this is why some of our brothers and sister have gone abroad to become ruthless in order to make the ends meet but I can asure you that here in Harare, we are better than you in life skills and politics. We have aboned the dirty politics that was introduced by Mugabe and Nkomo and are looking forward to bringing a clean Zim for our children and grandchildren. We do not talk tribal anymore except for people who are in the diaspora who are immune to the hardships that we are going through here in Zim. Enjoy insulting each other publically but surely you can wise up and come up with better solution for our country. I love you all Zim-Brits.

By: Transparency

Transparency — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:52:12 +0000

Diniwe, your words infact describe what nonsensical a person you are. You have rough edges and still you have not given us your full clear story about the names that you chose to use instead of defending this thuggery group of thieves: a group who survive on cheating unscrupulously and taking advantage of genuine suffering people fleeing known similar thuggery in Zimbabwe and you have the guts and ordercity to point a dirty finger to justify such activity and people like this man?? You are indeed a very good example of a ZANU propaganda. You learnt it very well and the indoctrination that you got serves you a typical example and a laughing stock!! You can talk and insult as much as you like dear as it is in your nature and calibre to do so, but the truth will alway remain the same. Read more from others who know better than you re: this organisation and learn what (ROHR) has done to some POOR people and then you can continue displaying your riff-rough journalistic skills of reporting issues that you cannot substantiate instead you keep saying “every body knows”. Say it and do not hide diniwe if you are telling the truth!! If Welshman and Sekai stole your money, come one, make an issue publically and then we will all respect you. It is only when you name names is deffence of your friend and then you do not substantiate when you will get this attack!! Your story leave a lot to desire or at the end of the day its only your opionion dear. We do have dirty Zimbabweans and some of them are definitely this organisation including its supporters. Dirty dirty dirty dirty and dirty!!!!! Talk but I tell you now, its even making it dirtier!!!! Admit the truth!!! Name the calprit and substantiate. Forward with the truth: Forward with the Zim Unity: Down with Tribalism, thuggery and evil, hatred and lies. Down with the spirit of insult and blame. We want to live in a clean Zim without dirty people.

By: Blajoe

Blajoe — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:51:38 +0000

Chokwadi chinorwadza…ndiyoka press freedom iri kurwirwa naana Tapa…hecho…

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:48:27 +0000

Chemhuno

Pasi nemasubscriptions ari ahead of the year pamberi neROHR

By: Mukoma nhamo ichauya

Mukoma nhamo ichauya — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 12:16:32 +0000

Zvadiizve vana VeZimbaremawhe, Hush my people don’t say a word, Justice shall take its part, it is the hour of reckoning by the measure you use to judge others you shall be judged. Whether it’s ROHR,MDC,VIGIl, ZANU, ZAPU. No one is above the rule of law. The laws of gravity shall prevail, with anything, what goes up must come down. All you have to do is sit back and think uchazovepi kana tsuri yorira, yorira ichidaidza vakafa vachamuka. For those that had forgoten that its a “doggy dog” world there is a rude awakening. In this world no one does anything for nothing be it Morgan, Eph T, Rose B, or Bob they are all in it for something, now the question is who is using who. Are you using Morgan or is he using you, Tapa is he using you or you are using him. The big problem is the loser, cause no one wants to loose. The loser is usually the ill informed people or misinformed people, the gold diggers and those that want to reep were they did not sow (opportunist). Now in all this there is always the lamb of sacrifice, is it the Zimbabweans in the Diaspora or the Zimbabweans at home? It’s a vicious circle, it also leaves me to ask when the plane is taking off who shall be excess baggage. My thoughts are the Zimbos in the diaspora are not in a position to vote, so how useful are we, lest I not forget the money we sent home, it was usefull, whether it continues to be useful, someone can help me out on this one. On the other hand Zimbos at home are on the ground and seem to have more leverage because they are in a position to vote and influence change. Hence the begging bowl that is going around for Aid. So my friends if your shit is not tight watch the space, for those Zimbabweans that have chosen to stay out of the game, it’s business as usual, for those that were faking evidence and opened opportunist groups in the name of our heritage and trivialising the meaning of our true cause to liberate Zimbabwe then I say the time is coming for you to face the consequences. Nyika ndeyevanhu ahisi yemhunhu. If it is charity let it be charity that you engage in if it is business then let it be business. Open your eyes Zimbabweans,if you want to play the game make sure you play your cards right. If you are innocent don’t worry that’s why I say hush my people don’t say a word.

Netsai

By: SON OF THE SOIL

SON OF THE SOIL — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:03:34 +0000

UNITED WE STAND ,DIVIDED WE FALL,WAKE UP CHILDREN OF ZIMBABWE

By: jubes

jubes — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:41:56 +0000

Gentleman. You can say all you want. I can sense the voice of the MDC in some letters above, those who think MT is now a holy cow and cannot be heckled. You are totally lost.You must come to a ROHR meeting (for education purposes) and listen to PRESIDENT Tapa speak you will enjoy listening.The man does not ask anyone to join the organisation for any favour Immigration or otherwise. Zimbabweans, You are not united, ROHR reminds you that we are one people and as a result we should unite and guard our rights and wellbeing, one which is right to freedom of speech and association. I’m not surprised you are trying to deny to these rights to Ephraim Tapa and us members of ROHR. LAST WORD: We are in a free world and we reserve our right to freedom of association.ROHR IS HERE TO STAY.