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Sindile Ncube: “What is needed, in addition to a strong campaign for voter registration, is an equally coordinated nationwide effort to protect that vote. Again let me reiterate an obvious observation, registering to vote when the vote is not protected will be as futile as all the previous general elections in Zimbabwe.”
Sindile Ncube: “Whether a judge is given the stamp to be chief justice until they are 156 years is not the real problem. The problem is that all the top judges in this dictatorship are over subsidised legal enablers whose job it is to whitewash Zanu PF’s human rights abuses and criminality.”
By Sindile Ncube
For a long time now, every April 18th, many Zimbabweans bemoan the phrase ‘independence day’ because they don’t feel independent at all. Many Zimbabweans feel imposed on, they feel like a people that have been invaded by a foreign force.
By Sindile Ncube
The recent defections from the MDC Alliance to Zanu PF were not entirely surprising to many to be honest. What is puzzling, however, is how people could make such a backward, reactionary, unimaginative, lazy, regressive, and desperate political move in such a public manner while wearing a straight face.
If people of this nature walk among us, it’s going to be hard to trust anyone in Zimbabwe. Nonetheless, the fate of these defectors is already sealed, within a year or so they will be booted out of Zanu and be confined to the political scrapheap for a long time.
I believe there are 3 main reasons why these opportunists will not last long in their shameless quest.
By Sindile Ncube
Over the last year, I have seen many many social media posts by Africans who are anti vaxxers. Imagine that, an African that is against medical interventions. Do people even read the things they forward? Do people forget who is in charge in Zimbabwe?
How can you say no to a vaccine that you are being offered for free? You think when you get ill, Zanu hospitals will treat you? We are on our own people, we need every help we can get, and the vaccine is that help.
By Sindile Ncube | Opinion |
Last week the UK government added four more Zanu “satanists” on the targeted sanctions list. We thank the British government for this move. However, I have to say it was disappointing to see that Nick Mangwana was not on the list.
By Sindile Ncube
In the last 24 hours I have seen loads of people tweeting about that singer Jah Prayzah who apparently got nominated for some international ward that requires a public vote of some sort.
Jah Prayzah is said to be appealing for Zimbabwean people to vote for him so that he wins this award and subsequently get a bigger head than the one he already has.
But this is a guy who is silent about the evils of this Zanu PF government. Not only that, he sings at their jamborees where they celebrate their ill gotten power with no sense of self awareness at all. He was also silent during the #ZimbabweanlivesMatter campaign. He is not a man of the people.
By Sindile Ncube
I will admit that I am not a lawyer, but it doesn’t take much education about the Zimbabwean judiciary to see that the way the law is applied always favours Zanu PF and not the people.
By Sindile Ncube
We are already entered into another dangerously quiet period in Zimbabwean opposition politics. A period where there is no upcoming demo to look forward to.
A period where there is no big scandal being reported that involves Zanu PF. A quiet period. A dangerous period. A time when the people sit back with haplessness as they watch Zanu satanists ruin the country with impunity.
A period when Zanu PF agents like Thokozani Khupe, Douglas Mwonzora and the other ones are feeling so cocky that they are robbing the real MDC Alliance of its name in broad daylight.
By Sindile Ncube
Last week Vice President Kembo Mohadi was quoted essentially justifying the militarisation of the Zimbabwean government and suggested that the military were good for the economy because soldiers make good managers.
I am absolutely sure I’m not the only person puzzled by this man’s presence in high office. Honestly, what exactly did he do to get the position of Vice President?