Zimbabweans have an ultimate duty of freeing themselves from the jaws of a crocodile

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Zimbabweans have an ultimate duty of freeing themselves from the jaws of a crocodile

What is admirable is, despite police brutality against protestors, chiefs of police and military men are standing up against abuse of the constitution by a narcissistic president whose main worry is winning the November elections and not the predicament of black citizens affected by the double bind of racism and COVID-19.

Zimbabwe lacks military men and women, both serving and former, who can speak up truth to power and confront Zanu PF for the socio-moral-political decay currently happening.

Former military men and women are silent and so is the president of the country.

Zimbabwe is probably the only country in the sub-continent where a winning president continues to be in a campaign mode from day one in office until the next elections.

For a very long time, people have had precarious livelihoods to an extent that a man buying fuel in order to sell at a Zanu PF manufactured black market system is seen as corrupt.

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

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