We all have been aware of the shenanigans of Mugabe and his coterie, manipulating the law of the land to suit their own ends. With the inflation reaching the stratosphere of common sense, the country and the common man suffered for long under Mugabe. With the current elections, they had decided more or less, to show Mugabe the door and that would have happened had the election commission released the results.
But with the court refusing to get into the mess and ordering the commission to release the results, it seems that Mugabe may just well manipulate the results and try to continue as the head of the government pushing Zimbabwe further into decline. It is high time that Mugabe realised that he cannot do what ever he wants to do and expect everyone else to stick it up. The whole world is watching the Zimbabwe crisis unfold with dismay and Mugabe should realise that they would be only too happy to step into the fray. One of the most common reasons for declaring a war these days is to enforce democracy. Some of the Zimbabweans may be with Mugabe but most of them are not and this may well be the premise for any nation to attack Mugabe and install the popular leader as the head of the government!
Monday, April 14, 2008
Zimbabwe heads to Kangaroo district!
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Friday, June 1, 2007
Darfur cries!

Will no one stop what is happening in Darfur?it seems that with the United States taking a firm line on the entire darfur mess and giving a stern warning to Sudan,that alone should at the very least stopped the sudanese army from commiting any further atrocities on the refugees fleeing Sudan.but no,if anything else,it seems to have emboldened them to commit further atrocities agaist the refuges.
it seems that for the Sudanese army it is not enough that they chase out the innocents out of thier own homes,but they are currently dropping bombs by the ton on the fleeing refugees.a genocide o sorts is currently taking place in Darfur.it is high time that the world stood firm against Sudan and said 'NO' in a single united voice!
Saturday, April 7, 2007
All about Pax
can we truly have a peaceful world or is it just too much for the realpolitik to bring about??














