Zimbabwean women and man resort to Prostitution in South Africa

Zimbabwean philanthropists should massively invest in charity to help our man, woman and children who have become victims of political, social and structural evil in Zimbabwe.

But ostracizing them is tantamount to blaming and hanging the victim of violence and political greediness. The right people we should blame and ostracize are our politicians who are adamant to bring political reforms.

I am embarrassed to be a Zimbabwean, that I am a citizen of a country with politicians that abuse their people for the seek of political power which is temporary. I am embarrassed to be a Zimbabwean, a country with people who abuse their weakest members and attack their fellow brothers and sisters instead of pursuing brotherhood and unity.

The problem in Zimbabwe is that our politicians are greedy and corrupt. Business opportunity is only allowed or granted to people with political affiliation. Protection before the law is only afforded to people who support the ruling government. All of us who believe in the rule of law and freedom of conscience are segregated and made vulnerable to attacks from sycophants of the ruling elites.

I will always maintain that Zimbabwe never gained true independence in 1980. What we had in the 1970s and 1980 was a communist revolution that overthrew a better government of Ian Smith. Call me a puppet of whites I don’t care. Oppression under Smith was far better than freedom under Robert Mugabe.

How can true freedom and liberation produce so much suffering like what we have right now in Zimbabwe?

If what we have in Zimbabwe is freedom please give me death.

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