Brian Sedze: "Zanu PF leaders now control ZIFA, PSL teams, regions and PSL leadership. They also control the sports economy and mainly youth ecosystem across all disciplines."
Brian Sedze: "The incompetence of not being able to manage a currency, something the poorest and even countries at war are able to do is our curse to our children and grandchildren. The networked are enjoying life, leisure, travel, holidays, cars and great “foods “because of arbitrage opportunities. The poor aren’t part of this mess but bear the brunt of failure to just have our own money."
By Brian Sedze
Let's remember- The third world is the third world because of third worlders! It isn't the climate, or the soils, or the latitude and longitude. Its us it's people with third world minds.
Even if we get diamond fields, good soils, young population, good climate, and so forth we remain third world because our minds from me to the top is just that, third world mind!
Even if we get US$2Trillion free money nothing will change us to first world unless we change our mindset.Nothing. We have poor corporate managers, city elders, politicians, cabinet, society leaders, civic society, councillors etc with lots of education but third world mindset.
Harare is what it is because we are 3rd worlders. This Harare is the city they deserve and must complain little.
The youth and the taxpayer must truly vote to ensure that they have a government they desire. Subsequent to voting they must direct that the fruits of their labour, present and future, be used for the economic and social health aspirations they resonate with.
Gabriel Manyati examines Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 through the lens of political science, arguing that President Emmerson Mnangagwa's latest reforms are less about governance than the enduring logic of political survival.
On the 18th anniversary of Zimbabwe's disputed 27 June 2008 presidential run-off, Luke Tamborinyoka recounts his imprisonment, remembers victims of political violence and argues that CAB3 represents a new chapter in what he describes as state-sponsored attacks on democracy.
Self-imposed opposition leader in Parliament Sengezo Tshabangu has called for Zimbabwe to abolish by-elections between general elections, arguing that political parties should simply nominate replacements, as the Senate approved Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3).
South Africa has ordered police to act decisively against threats, violence and hate speech linked to planned anti-immigration protests on June 30, warning that anyone inciting attacks on foreign nationals will face criminal prosecution.
