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Opinion: RTGS Dollars are Bond-Notes on steroids!
Today on the 20th February, the Governor John Mangudya of Zimbabwe Reserve Bank have launched a new currency in the Republic. This is the second time within the amount of three years, that the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) have launched a currency.
Because on the 26 November 2016, the same authorities launched the Bond-Notes. As that currency been struggling ever since. As the promise of 1:1 Forex Exchange between the Bond-Notes and US. Dollars. However, that haven’t been the issue, as the Bond-Notes been weaker than that. Significantly weaker, but the authorities have played around like it has the same value.
The RBZ have launched the RTGS Dollars, which are fully named Real-Time Gross Settlement Dollars. In all means of the name is real long name for a currency. Even the RTGS Dollars sounds like insignificant transaction. Because, the RTGS is like a crypto currency, a digital one, where the amount of RTGS Balances + Bond-Notes = RTGS Dollars.
Therefore, the RTGS is based on the liquidity of RTGS Balances, which means the Mobile Money Transactions plus the Bond-Notes. That is showing the lack of value in the currency before even starting.
What is showing the nightmare of the whole Bond-Notes of 2016 is relaunched today in 2018. It is just repacked and they hope this will maintain stability of the exchange rate. However, it is now the whole multi-currency system in a boiling pot and they hope it becomes a tasty stew, by blending in a new feature. Which seemingly is built on a transactions system, instead of a assets and liquidity built into a stable financial market. As the currency is supposed to be trusted and be a state instrument for transactions. Instead, here it is built on shaky grounds and just awaiting to sink.
The governor of the bank has in 2017 called the economy an albatross. Certainly with the RTGS Dollars, that is not changing. As the unfortunate ideas continues arising and they think these will solve the lack of foreign exchange and the lack of input into the system. However, they are not thinking straight and unlocking new scary scenarios. As they are now trying to shield the Bond-Notes, get them into the digital transactions of the RTGS Dollars, which would hopefully get more funds into the system. It might infuse more funds, as these are returning and become taxed by the RTGS taxes. That is surely securing the values and lack of trust in the Bond-Notes, which now will be transferred to the RTGS combined with the RTGS Dollars. That later can be changed again into the US Dollars. That shows the weakness of the whole system. Just like it was with the Bond-Notes alone.
The RTGS Dollars will be devastating as the launch of Bond-Notes. This is just another storm in a glass. Now, the state and republic can just await another hurdle. The RTGS Dollars will be as hectic or maybe even more than Bond-Notes. Even if people are familiar, the reality is that US Dollars have been the saving grace and even civil servants wanted their salaries paid in that.
Therefore, the current future is the new digital currency, the RTGS Dollars will be a rocky road. How it will be? Who knows? But the launch of Bond-Notes was a mess, this will surely be no different… Peace.
Author nilspeacePosted on February 20, 2019 February 20, 2019 Categories Africa, Business, Civil Service, Development, Economic Measures, Economy, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Leadership, Politics, Trade, TransparencyTags Bond Notes, Emmerson Mnangagwa, John Mangudya, President Mnangagwa, RBZ, Real-Time Gross Settlement Dollars, Real-Time Gross Settlement system, Republic of Zimbabwe, RTGS, RTGS Dollars, Zanu-PF, ZBZ, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union, Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front, Zimbabwe Bond Notes, Zimbabwe Reserve BankLeave a comment on Opinion: RTGS Dollars are Bond-Notes on steroids!
The Mugabe Clan still living large on the State Coffers!
The Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) is still taking well care of the former dictator of 37 years. Robert Mugabe and Grace Mugabe are still living large, they are having a bounty of a pension. It is insane, as he was the kingpin, the one who bled the state of funds, paid the cronies and made himself wealthy. Therefore, it is very insulting that he is still living like that. That he even dares to asks for more, when he has more posh cars, can afford to have their sons in Los Angeles and cars taken to Botswana. Because they are afraid of taxes and losing their ill-gotten possessions.
Why I can say he is still living large, is that he sources to Sunday News says: “Since he resigned in November 2017, Mr Mugabe has received $80 000 in pension, while Mrs Mugabe has received $8 680. The payments to Mr Mugabe were made on January 5, 2018 ($40 000), January 29, 2018 ($20 000), and February 28, 2018. The two payments on January 5 were because Mr Mugabe had not received his pension for November and December 2017 due to administrative issues hence the double instalment to offset arrears. He got a third instalment at the end of January as his pension for that month, with the fourth also coming as scheduled in February. Mrs Mugabe received instalments of $2 170 in November and December 2017, and January and February 2018” (Sasa, 2018).
So, that they have been so open in the media last week complaining about their life and such, seems totally out of order. When ordinary people struggles to get 20 US Dollars out of the ATM. While you are earning 20,000 US Dollars per month. That is 1000 times more than what the ordinary people trying to get out of the ATM in Harare.
It is insane that a man who has eaten the state, made it bankrupt and depleted its currency gets such a bounty after the November 2017. He should be happy he isn’t in court answering for his crimes against his people. That he cannot answer for the filthy water in the taps, the lack of institutions and the cronyism who ate it all. On the alter of liberation and freedom, they took it all to themselves instead of sharing it with the public. That is the man and his family crying to the media on their lack of proper support of the former first family. Clearly, the got enough money to have sugar in their tea and beyond.
It is insulting to the Zimbabwean public, that the Mugabe family is frying foul, when they are still getting fortunes, even after been ousting. 20,000 US Dollars get you proper fed, well fed, buying clothes and whatever needs you got. No ordinary citizen in the Republic will ever get near that sort of pay. The Junta, the ZANU-PF is showing mercy on the former comrade and founder, more than what they ever did to President Canaan Banana, who never even received government pension, which Mugabe denied him!
Therefore, Mugabe should pray to whatever deity he believes in, thanks mercy for the greatness of the former comrades. That they gave him this bounty. Because, if he would have gotten the same treatment as he gave others. He would have been kicked out of his homes, lost his posh-cars and lost his estates. That would have been justice any many people’s eyes. Since he took it all and eaten it all.
Even after all of this, its still not enough. He should be grateful for his demise and that it didn’t cost him more. That it was a bloodless coup and that he didn’t catch a bullet. But he lives in the blue-roof and lives lavish. Peace.
Sasa, Mabasa – ‘Mugabe cash demands exposed: Wants $467 200 pension in cash’ (11.03.2018) link: http://www.sundaynews.co.zw/mugabe-cash-demands-exposed-wants-467-200-pension-in-cash/
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Zimbabwe: Ambrose Muthiniri letter to ZEC – “Re: National Patriotic Front (NPF)” (06.03.2018)
Author nilspeacePosted on March 7, 2018 March 7, 2018 Format ImageCategories Africa, Civil Service, Development, Election, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Leadership, Politics, TransparencyTags #NERADemo, #NoBondnotes, #Tajamuka, #ThisFlag, #ZimShutDown2016, Acie Lumumba, Afreximbank, Agricultural Output, Agricultural Policy, Air Force of Zimbabwe, Aman Andom, Ambrose Mutinhiri, Anasthancia Ndlovu, Annabel Gerry Head, Army, Askeland Media & Advertising, Augustine Chihuri, Bank of Zimbabwe, Barclays Bank, Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe, Bishow Parajuli, Block Demonstrations, BMI Research, Bond Notes, Brazil Food Programe, Broadcasting Service Act, Budget Deficit, Caledonia, Caledonia Mining, Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc, CBD, Cheif Inspector Runganga, China Exim Bank, Chinoputsa Lovemore, Civil Servants, Communications, Communism, Coup, Credit Ranking, Cyber Warfare, Deficit, Demonstration, Derg, Development Partners, DFID Zimbabwe, Diamond FM, Dirg, Doctors, Dollar, Donor, Donor Nation, Dr. H.N. Chfamba, Dr. John Mangudya, Dr. Noah Manyika, Educational Sector, Elasto Mugwadi, Elective Lists, Electoral Alliance, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Esther Chinda, Ethiopia, EU, European Union, Evan Mawarire, Fidelity Printers and Refiners Limited, Freedom House, Gen. Augustine Chihuri, General Chihuri, George Charamba, George Mushipe, Giescke & Devrient, Gold Mining, Government Lenders, Government of Zimbabwe, Government Salaries, Government Salary, GoZIm, Grace Mugabe, Grains, H.E. Robert Mugabe, Haile Mariam Mengistu, Haile Selassie, Harare, Harare Central Business District, Harare Central Hospital, Harare Central Police District, Health Sector, Hon. Chinamasa, Hon. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Hon. Ignatious Morgan Chombo, Hon. Jessie Fungayi Majome, Hon. Joseph Chinotimba, Hon. Morgan Tsvangirai, Hon. Patrick Chinamasa, Hope Pvt Ltd, Ian Smith, Ignatious Morgan Chombo, IMF, Imperial official, Innocent Hamadishe, International Monetary Fund, J.P. Mangudya, Jessie Fungayi Majome, John Mangudya, Jonathan Moyo, Joseph Chinotimba, June Salaries, Kasukuwere, Kudzanai Chipanga, Labour and Social Welfare Minister, Lectures, Lenders, Letinna Undenge, Lieut. Col. Mengistu Haile Mariam, Looting, M. Malinga, M.J.M. Sibanda, M.M. Nzuwah, Makhosini Hlongwane, Mandilitawepi Chimene, Marxist State, Massacre, MDC, Ministry of Finance, Ministy of Finance and Development, Mnangagwa, Monarchy, More Food for Africa Programme, Morgan Tsvangirai, Movement for Democratic Change, Mugabe Regime, Mugabe Robert Kakyebezi, National Assembly, National Budget, National ICT Policy, New Patriotic Front, Newbert Saunyama, Nicholas Mabhena, NPF, Nurses, O. Muganyura, OK Zimbabwe, OpenParly ZW, Opposition Alliance, P. Sunguro, P.A. Chinamasa, Pastor Evan Mawarire, Patrick Chinamasa, Patrick Zhuwao, Patriotic Front, Paul Chimedza, Pay Delay, Peaceful Demonstration, Pensioners, People's Own Savings Bank, PF, PhD, Phelekezela Mpoko. Ignatius Chombo, Pick n Pay, Plastic Money, POSB, Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust, President Mugabe, President Robert Mugabe, PRGT, Prohibition of Demonstration, Prosper Chitambara, Public Service, Public Service Commission, Public Service Pay Dates, RBZ, Real-Time Gross Settlement system, Red Terror, Republic of Zimbabwe, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Rest of Service, Robert Mugabe, RTGS, S. Kasizi, SADC, Salaries, Samuel Undenge, Sanctions, Sandi Moyo, Sarah Makoka, Saviour Kasukwere, Self-Cencorship, Shadreck Mashayambe, Silsawochu, Simba Chikore, Simukayi Mutamangira, Social Media, Social Security, Star FM, Sylvanos Mudzvova, Teachers, Tendai Biti, Tenders, Terrence Mukupe, This Flag, TM Supermarket, totalitarian power, Totalitarian State, Trevor Ncube, UN Sanctions, Virgina Mabiza, Viva Zimbabwe Movement, VZM, W.L. Manunga, Wages, Walter Muzembi, West, Western, Ya FM, Zanu, Zanu-PF, Zanu-PF Leadership, ZCG, ZDTU, ZHRC, Zi-FM, Zim Asset Agenda, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union, Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front, Zimbabwe Army, Zimbabwe Bond Notes, Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporations, Zimbabwe Civil Service Commission, Zimbabwe Communist Group, Zimbabwe Computer Crime, Zimbabwe CSC, Zimbabwe Cyber Crime Bill, Zimbabwe Democratic Teachers Union, ZImbabwe Development Fund, Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Zimbabwe Naional Army, Zimbabwe National Army, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association, Zimbabwe National Treasury, Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Service, Zimbabwe Republic Police, Zimbabwe Republican Police, Zimbabwe Reserve Bank, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, Zimbabwe Service Commission, Zimbabwe's Government, ZimPapers, ZimRights, ZNLWVA, ZRA, ZRPLeave a comment on Zimbabwe: Ambrose Muthiniri letter to ZEC – “Re: National Patriotic Front (NPF)” (06.03.2018)
Opinion: The G-40 Party, New Patriotic Front (NPF) will not matter, because Mugabe rigged the game in favor of ZANU-PF and Mnangagwa!
That Robert Mugabe and Grace Mugabe want to play decoy and be involved in the coming election was natural. That has been received the recent reports from the Blue Roof. However, this should be anticipated by the ZANU-PF and the President. Emmerson Mnangagwa should expect that, so that the resigning of Mugabe loyalist and G-40 member Ambrose Mutinhiri, whose petition to African Union and SADC to intervene because of the coup in November 2017. Nevertheless, that doesn’t seem reasonable at this point, as the gearing up to the next election is more likely.
What is weird, but natural with the Mugabe involvement is that the G-40 group of ZANU-PF, the ones who has been kicked out and the ones feels left behind after the coup. Because of the Lacoste ones got into power with the strength of the military, who is now also in the cabinet and behind the scenes. That is known and that is making these people disgruntled. That was expected and surely the ZANU-PF should have foreseen this happening. It wasn’t like he went easy and swiftly, they had to bring the guns and show the muscle before he went and the President could return.
Mugabe is a con, he has been used to using the long-con, the men around him and his family know this. What is striking is the name of the opposition party, New Patriotic Front, as if the Patriotic Front was made between Joshua Nkomo and Mugabe in 1976, as it was partnership to gain more in possible talks with the Ian Smith Government and be united towards the cause of freedom. Even in the 1970s the ZANU under Mugabe was the military support important to him, while in ZAPU’s Nkomo was unchallenged leader. Their stature was different and there was reasons so, but later he would consolidate these parties, and therefore, we have the ZANU-PF.
Now, the Mugabe has outgrown the party he consolidated and created, the liberation party that freed the country from the British, but he never released the citizens from his grip. That is why him and his cronies, so-called comrades are planning to use a New Patriotic Front, use the old term of 1970s , in that spirit to facilitate themselves in the coming elections. As they are using Cde. Mutinhiri to usher it in. Like the G-40 can re-bran itself and become opposition. After the same leaders was used to loot, take and misuse for decades. They was used that people came out of fear and loyalty, now they have to create another venue, another loyalty, as Mnangagwa has inherited the party structure and the military support. The military support that Mugabe has needed and had since 1970s.
So for me the NPF, the Patriotic Front of 2018 isn’t powerful, it is mediocre at best. Since the machinery isn’t there. It is creating headlines and they wrote petition to the SADC and AU. But not that it would change anything, the AU and SADC hasn’t said “no” to Mnangagwa, neither has South Africa or anywhere he has traveled. Mnangagwa is the legitimate president, even if it was unconstitutional. Just like so many of the elections under Mugabe. Where he rigged himself and used the army to spread fear in the community ahead of elections.
There is more likely the Movement for Democratic Change and Nelson Chamisa who taken over the mantle after Morgan Tsvangirai. He is the Chairman and Presidential Candidate for the biggest opposition party and the levels of support has been shown by the recent rallies. The NPF is still just theory, even if the people behind is used to the long-con. They are not having the military support or the steady financing like the ZANU-PF under Mugabe used too. What might happen, is that ZANU-PF might do what it did to MDC-T and others. Where the NPF will get into trouble, the leadership will be detained and their supporters might also get into legal jeopardy. This is well-known if you look into the political history and acts under Mugabe.
Mugabe should know, that the revolution he led that ate the whole country, might in turn eat him. The same monster he created for total control with support of War Veterans and the Military, has now turned on him and his G-40 Group, which now might turn into NPF. They will have the same amount of support as Acie Lumumba, might be able to make headlines, but not run anything else than a sweat-shop.
NPF seems like a far-fetched deal, seems like a dream of party, with Mugabe loyalists and disgruntled members who has fallen out with Mnangagwa. If they think they can do this, they might have to run things from Rotten Row. We can just wonder if they think they have the capacity to run against the regime, the machinery that has been made for the President and not for the opposition. The state hasn’t changed that much since Mugabe was toppled, the same mechanisms are there and they have not left the building. The ones that has left is the pictures of Mugabe and the ones who believed the words of Grace.
There are bigger possibility that Chamisa has a change, if he builds momentum and actually has causes that makes sense not only in Urban areas, but in the rural regions, where sometimes they still only see Mugabe as their President. With this in mind, Mugabe can build a new party, a New Patriotic Front (NPF), but at this moment of time, he will not succeed. They might go after his wealth, after his farms and other corrupt acts of the past. Mugabe has gotten off easy, but if he fires back. Expect ZANU-PF and the military to use things against him. It is like he has forgotten this tactic and don’t think that doesn’t apply to him.
Mugabe has made himself wealthy, also other cronies too, they we’re all eating. Suddenly the winds changed and the military supported Mnangagwa, therefore, the Lacoste won over G-40. Instead of gracefully stepping aside, as Mugabe just lost his position, but hasn’t lost properties and the family has even tried to transport their flash cars to Botswana and abroad. Clearly, they are afraid of losing their possessions.
If they start using their power and leverage, which they still have, do they think they can beat the crocodile? Do they think the ZANU-PF and the military will accept it? Do you expect them to give up their power now?
I wish Chamisa could get a chance, but just like NPF has no chance, I doubt anyone will have anything on Mnangagwa, since he knows this game and is playing invisible chess as we speak. Just like he did in the days after he got sacked and into exile in 2017. Peace.
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The Goblin address the Crocodile, but he is throwing stones in a glasshouse!
Its been 100 days since 15th November 2017, the coup that wasn’t a coup, but apparently was a coup in Zimbabwe. That toppled the 37 years of rule by the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) under President Robert Mugabe. Mugabe has run the nation since 1980 and freed it from the British. However, he overstayed, and the public cheered for the fall in November with their rally for liberation from Mugabe. Now that it had gone 99 days, the Goblin showed his true face, as he will today celebrate his birthday without eating of the whole state budget this year.
So yesterday he said this to the media:
“Mugabe then said he was forced to resign under military pressure, notes reveal. “I was pressured by the army to resign; I did so in order to avoid conflict and bloodshed in my country. I was worried because it had been brought to my attention that people had been intimidated, illegally seized, attacked, homes had been raided at gunpoint and destroyed, and weapons confiscated from other state security agencies,” Mugabe said. “The army had been unconstitutionally deployed without permission of the commander-in-chief and soldiers continue to be used in this operation. So from a constitutional point of view, he (Mnangagwa) is there unconstitutionally. “Mnangagwa is in power illegally, yet some of his officials dare call me a dictator. What dictator? “Maybe a dictator for dictating that we must take over our land and give it to the people; maybe a dictator for demanding that our people must be empowered. If that’s why they call me a dictator, I have no problem with that” (…) “He the added a new dimension: “Now you want to know whether elections will be free and fair. Of course, I don’t think so. How can they be free and fair when the military is running everything?” Mugabe said the situation was worrying, adding his security was not guaranteed. “For instance, they told you, I was safe, but how can I be in this environment? My wife is crying daily. They are persecuting her; that is obviously directed at me. What am I without my wife and family? We are not safe,” Mugabe said. “We have constitutional benefits, for example, but these are being denied.” (Gagare, 2018).
It is strange and deranged to read this from the Goblin, it is unique that he talked to the press. The world should know what he said to local media. Because it shows his true heart, after he was removed. Not likely he would have gone down without pressure, since he used all tricks to stop the likes of Morgan Tsvangirai and others from power.
Me and Mugabe agree, that it was unconstitutional of the army to topple him, but not like he didn’t misuse the army and the government resources over 30 years. Not like he didn’t care for constitution or just elections, when he was the President. Mugabe is the wrong man throwing the stone, as he is casting it in a glasshouse. He is just bitter, that someone finally beat him at his game. That he wasn’t following the internal issues within the Zanu-PF and the army, before they brought him down in November.
I don’t expect free and fair elections, President Emmerson Mnangagwa might promise it in words, but his actions might differ. However, the demonstrations and memorials of Tsvangirai has been peaceful with little or no interference from the police. Other than a few others at other parties rallies in the recent months. So we have to see if they will play by common sense or prepare to rigg for Mnangagwa.
Mugabe is not the man to play those cards, he has misused his time in office, he didn’t build institutions or electoral reforms. If he did, he would have gone much sooner. Mugabe should be happy he isn’t walking in and out of the court-room answering for his crimes and acts of ill over 3 decades. He has hurt enough families and made sure they had to flee for a better life. The misuse of government funds and riches on their own. They should be happy the state hasn’t confiscated their ill-gotten gains. That would have been proper, that the stolen funds should be given back.
He is so used to power, he doesn’t see it himself. That didn’t deliver free and fair elections, he didn’t follow the constitution or the rules, he apply them only to others, just like he did when he was in power. The same kind of answers and belief. If you eat it up, your a G-40 Zanu-PF who misses the good old days of Grace spinning the wheels. If not, your are a Lacoste who has risen to power. Thirdly, your a opposition who working hard to changes and hopefully able to rip up the Zanu-PF. So the state can evolve even more and further away from the legacy of the Goblin. Peace.
Gagare, Owen – ‘Mugabe breathes fire over Mnangagwa rule’ (23.02.2018) link: https://www.theindependent.co.zw/2018/02/23/mugabe-breathes-fire-mnangagwa-rule/
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Opinion: Mugabe finally resigns, they have now cut the head of the snake; But will the Crocodile be different from the Goblin?
Today, the 37 years under the President Robert Gabriel Mugabe is over. After his resignation letter got read out loud to Parliament and the Public. This after he tricked the public and the generals this Sunday. Mugabe has done whatever he could to stay in power and used all sorts of tricks to stay. There been promise of him leaving earlier and even losing rigged elections. But that has never yielded any fruits. Therefore today is a unique day.
As this is how it started:
“In a broadcast on television tonight, Mr Mugabe said: “I wish to assure you that there can never be any return to the state of armed conflict which existed before our commitment to peace and the democratic process of election under the Lancaster House agreement.” (BBC).
So all the hope of Mugabe was there and he had it all made to become a legend, make a legacy worth a damn after fighting a liberation war against the Ian Smith and liberate the Republic from the United Kingdom. Clearly, that had to happen as the White Minority had to fall and let the people decide the fate of Zimbabwe. Therefore, that he has used the government and the army to oppress the people, detain and kill. That is what he has been doing to stay in power. Used the state to secure that his loyal cronies and clientele riches and land. That is why the Cabinet Ministers and Members of Parliament who has fled and detained has been taken with large amount cash, while the republic is broke and depleted. That shows that the ZANU-PF are systematic this way, in thieving and Mugabe has been the provider. Therefore, the republic need a change from that.
The one who has been the cult figure, the leader and the head. Mugabe has been the epitome of a revolutionary turned corrupt gangster in charge. The ZANU-PF Government has used violence, intimidation and rigging to stay for so long. The rotten courts and the system that has been built around Mugabe, will not go away. Lot of people have eaten and will continue to eat, unless you also take the root of the problem. The Zimbabwean people and Zimbabwean Army have now gotten rid of the top main branch, but there are more branches on tree that is rotten to the core.
President Mugabe is now an old-man and let his wife try to create a future dynasty under her. That was not accepted as they forgot the control and power with the Vice-President Edison Mnangagwa. The false-start of the Mugabe dynasty was short-lived because of the will of Grace Mugabe. Her ways and her unpopularity, was so bad and so ruthless that the ZANU-PF couldn’t even manage it. That is why the Lacoste part of the party reacted and got the military to besiege the government to show the lethal force they have.
Today, because of the wish of a dynasty, he had to pull his candidacy, even after being voted earlier this year as the candidate. Even the Woman’s League and Youth League had professed loyalty just weeks ahead for Grace as the VP. This changed and was thrown in the garbage. Since the army was besieging them and making them change their mind. The leaders of G-40 got sacked from the party and also from the government. This happen over night and within the ZANU-PF. As the same party who professed loyalty for Mugabe has now changed it’s mind. Therefore, the last few days has been special.
The Zimbabweans have all rights to celebrate and for a long time, since the ZANU-PF and Mugabe have taken the republic and ate all of its resources. That is known and to say otherwise is to blind to facts and matters at hand.
But even with him gone and his legacy left in tatters. Where his ruthless acts and his depleting state reserves. As well as possible damages to the economy, there will sudden changes that has to appear. So that the same party with the same principals grown under Mugabe will continue to prosper. As long as the army and Lacoste faction are connected, they will make sure the transition goes smooth. While they still will ask for international legitimacy for their new government.
We can wonder and wait to see if they will change or if it will be more of the same. If people will be detained for calling Mnangagwa a crocodile, instead of calling Mugabe a goblin. We can just wonder if civil activists will be taken and detained on arbitrary arrests and quell protests as it happen in the past. The Coup made it happen and peaceful demonstrations where possible.
Today there are celebrations and that is all but justified. As Mugabe has been a dictator and as an oppressor for over three decades. They have all rights to celebrate and its well deserved after all the pain. Mugabe has been the neo-colonial master and made them his subjects. Now they can continue to strive for liberation and freedom. Not just in name but in the spirit of the state. That can be possible now, as long as the civil society and the civil activist continue to push for reforms and changes within the state. That #ThisFlag Movement and others are pushing for a democratic state and not a dictatorship under ZANU-PF. ZANU-PF can be a party within a democracy, but not as a sole ruler and make sure everyone abide to their leadership.
That is the future right now, we will see if ZANU-PF has a place without Mugabe. If it isn’t made such a bitter and a rotten core. We can hope that the people will continue to demonstrate against that, even after Mugabe resigned today!
They have cut the head of the snake, the target is now gone, but will it cut of the sources of the problems within the Zimbabwean government? Or will that continue as long as the crocodile runs the nations? Will he reform the state and put into the perspective of the civil activists within the state?
Or was the change or cutting of the head, just a facade and a mere canvassing a new picture over the old one and hoping that no-one see the shade of the old one beneath it. Peace.
BBC – ‘1980: Mugabe to lead independent Zimbabwe’ Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/march/4/newsid_2515000/2515145.stm
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Mugabe Resigns: The resignation letter – BBC News (Youtube-Clip)
“Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has resigned, parliament speaker Jacob Mudenda has said. A letter from Mr Mugabe said that the decision was voluntary and that he had made it to allow a smooth transition of power. The surprise announcement halted an impeachment hearing that had begun against him. Lawmakers roared in jubilation and people have begun celebrating in the streets” (BBC News, 2017)
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Zimbabwe: Parliament’s Charge Sheet on Robert Gabriel Mugabe (21.11.2017)
Author nilspeacePosted on November 21, 2017 November 21, 2017 Categories Africa, Civil Service, Development, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Leadership, Politics, TransparencyTags #NERADemo, #NoBondnotes, #Tajamuka, #ThisFlag, #ZimShutDown2016, Acie Lumumba, Afreximbank, Agricultural Output, Agricultural Policy, Air Force of Zimbabwe, Aman Andom, Anasthancia Ndlovu, Annabel Gerry Head, Army, Askeland Media & Advertising, Augustine Chihuri, Bank of Zimbabwe, Barclays Bank, Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe, Bishow Parajuli, Block Demonstrations, BMI Research, Bond Notes, Brazil Food Programe, Broadcasting Service Act, Budget Deficit, Caledonia, Caledonia Mining, Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc, CBD, Cheif Inspector Runganga, China Exim Bank, Chinoputsa Lovemore, Civil Servants, Communications, Communism, Coup, Credit Ranking, Cyber Warfare, Deficit, Demonstration, Derg, Development Partners, DFID Zimbabwe, Diamond FM, Dirg, Doctors, Dollar, Donor, Donor Nation, Dr. H.N. Chfamba, Dr. John Mangudya, Dr. Noah Manyika, Educational Sector, Elasto Mugwadi, Elective Lists, Electoral Alliance, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Esther Chinda, Ethiopia, EU, European Union, Evan Mawarire, Fidelity Printers and Refiners Limited, Freedom House, Gen. Augustine Chihuri, General Chihuri, George Charamba, George Mushipe, Giescke & Devrient, Gold Mining, Government Lenders, Government of Zimbabwe, Government Salaries, Government Salary, GoZIm, Grace Mugabe, Grains, H.E. Robert Mugabe, Haile Mariam Mengistu, Haile Selassie, Harare, Harare Central Business District, Harare Central Hospital, Harare Central Police District, Health Sector, Hon. Chinamasa, Hon. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Hon. Ignatious Morgan Chombo, Hon. Jessie Fungayi Majome, Hon. Joseph Chinotimba, Hon. Morgan Tsvangirai, Hon. Patrick Chinamasa, Hope Pvt Ltd, Ian Smith, Ignatious Morgan Chombo, IMF, Imperial official, Innocent Hamadishe, International Monetary Fund, J.P. Mangudya, Jessie Fungayi Majome, John Mangudya, Jonathan Moyo, Joseph Chinotimba, June Salaries, Kasukuwere, Kudzanai Chipanga, Labour and Social Welfare Minister, Lectures, Lenders, Letinna Undenge, Lieut. Col. Mengistu Haile Mariam, Looting, M. Malinga, M.J.M. Sibanda, M.M. Nzuwah, Makhosini Hlongwane, Mandilitawepi Chimene, Marxist State, Massacre, MDC, Ministry of Finance, Ministy of Finance and Development, Mnangagwa, Monarchy, More Food for Africa Programme, Morgan Tsvangirai, Movement for Democratic Change, Mugabe Regime, Mugabe Robert Kakyebezi, National Assembly, National Budget, National ICT Policy, Newbert Saunyama, Nicholas Mabhena, Nurses, O. Muganyura, OK Zimbabwe, OpenParly ZW, Opposition Alliance, P. Sunguro, P.A. Chinamasa, Pastor Evan Mawarire, Patrick Chinamasa, Patrick Zhuwao, Patriotic Front, Paul Chimedza, Pay Delay, Peaceful Demonstration, Pensioners, People's Own Savings Bank, PF, PhD, Phelekezela Mpoko. Ignatius Chombo, Pick n Pay, Plastic Money, POSB, Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust, President Mugabe, President Robert Mugabe, PRGT, Prohibition of Demonstration, Prosper Chitambara, Public Service, Public Service Commission, Public Service Pay Dates, RBZ, Real-Time Gross Settlement system, Red Terror, Republic of Zimbabwe, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Rest of Service, Robert Mugabe, RTGS, S. Kasizi, SADC, Salaries, Samuel Undenge, Sanctions, Sandi Moyo, Sarah Makoka, Saviour Kasukwere, Self-Cencorship, Shadreck Mashayambe, Silsawochu, Simba Chikore, Simukayi Mutamangira, Social Media, Social Security, Star FM, Sylvanos Mudzvova, Teachers, Tendai Biti, Tenders, Terrence Mukupe, This Flag, TM Supermarket, totalitarian power, Totalitarian State, Trevor Ncube, UN Sanctions, Virgina Mabiza, Viva Zimbabwe Movement, VZM, W.L. Manunga, Wages, Walter Muzembi, West, Western, Ya FM, Zanu, Zanu-PF, Zanu-PF Leadership, ZCG, ZDTU, ZHRC, Zi-FM, Zim Asset Agenda, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union, Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front, Zimbabwe Army, Zimbabwe Bond Notes, Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporations, Zimbabwe Civil Service Commission, Zimbabwe Communist Group, Zimbabwe Computer Crime, Zimbabwe CSC, Zimbabwe Cyber Crime Bill, Zimbabwe Democratic Teachers Union, ZImbabwe Development Fund, Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Zimbabwe Naional Army, Zimbabwe National Army, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association, Zimbabwe National Treasury, Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Service, Zimbabwe Republic Police, Zimbabwe Republican Police, Zimbabwe Reserve Bank, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, Zimbabwe Service Commission, Zimbabwe's Government, ZimPapers, ZimRights, ZNLWVA, ZRA, ZRPLeave a comment on Zimbabwe: Parliament’s Charge Sheet on Robert Gabriel Mugabe (21.11.2017)
SADC: Communique of the Summit of hte Organ Troika Plus SADC Chair on the Political Situation in the Republic of Zimbabwe (21.11.2017)
Author nilspeacePosted on November 21, 2017 November 21, 2017 Categories Africa, Civil Service, Development, Diplomacy, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Leadership, Politics, TransparencyTags #NERADemo, #NoBondnotes, #Tajamuka, #ThisFlag, #ZimShutDown2016, Acie Lumumba, Afreximbank, Agricultural Output, Agricultural Policy, Air Force of Zimbabwe, Aman Andom, Anasthancia Ndlovu, Annabel Gerry Head, Army, Askeland Media & Advertising, Augustine Chihuri, Bank of Zimbabwe, Barclays Bank, Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe, Bishow Parajuli, Block Demonstrations, BMI Research, Bond Notes, Brazil Food Programe, Broadcasting Service Act, Budget Deficit, Caledonia, Caledonia Mining, Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc, CBD, Cheif Inspector Runganga, China Exim Bank, Chinoputsa Lovemore, Civil Servants, Communications, Communism, Coup, Credit Ranking, Cyber Warfare, Deficit, Demonstration, Derg, Development Partners, DFID Zimbabwe, Diamond FM, Dirg, Doctors, Dollar, Donor, Donor Nation, Dr. H.N. Chfamba, Dr. John Mangudya, Dr. Noah Manyika, Educational Sector, Elasto Mugwadi, Elective Lists, Electoral Alliance, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Esther Chinda, Ethiopia, EU, European Union, Evan Mawarire, Fidelity Printers and Refiners Limited, Freedom House, Gen. Augustine Chihuri, General Chihuri, George Charamba, George Mushipe, Giescke & Devrient, Gold Mining, Government Lenders, Government of Zimbabwe, Government Salaries, Government Salary, GoZIm, Grace Mugabe, Grains, H.E. Robert Mugabe, Haile Mariam Mengistu, Haile Selassie, Harare, Harare Central Business District, Harare Central Hospital, Harare Central Police District, Health Sector, Hon. Chinamasa, Hon. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Hon. Ignatious Morgan Chombo, Hon. Jessie Fungayi Majome, Hon. Joseph Chinotimba, Hon. Morgan Tsvangirai, Hon. Patrick Chinamasa, Hope Pvt Ltd, Ian Smith, Ignatious Morgan Chombo, IMF, Imperial official, Innocent Hamadishe, International Monetary Fund, J.P. Mangudya, Jessie Fungayi Majome, John Mangudya, Jonathan Moyo, Joseph Chinotimba, June Salaries, Kasukuwere, Kudzanai Chipanga, Labour and Social Welfare Minister, Lectures, Lenders, Letinna Undenge, Lieut. Col. Mengistu Haile Mariam, Looting, M. Malinga, M.J.M. Sibanda, M.M. Nzuwah, Makhosini Hlongwane, Mandilitawepi Chimene, Marxist State, Massacre, MDC, Ministry of Finance, Ministy of Finance and Development, Mnangagwa, Monarchy, More Food for Africa Programme, Morgan Tsvangirai, Movement for Democratic Change, Mugabe Regime, Mugabe Robert Kakyebezi, National Assembly, National Budget, National ICT Policy, Newbert Saunyama, Nicholas Mabhena, Nurses, O. Muganyura, OK Zimbabwe, OpenParly ZW, Opposition Alliance, P. Sunguro, P.A. Chinamasa, Pastor Evan Mawarire, Patrick Chinamasa, Patrick Zhuwao, Patriotic Front, Paul Chimedza, Pay Delay, Peaceful Demonstration, Pensioners, People's Own Savings Bank, PF, PhD, Phelekezela Mpoko. Ignatius Chombo, Pick n Pay, Plastic Money, POSB, Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust, President Mugabe, President Robert Mugabe, PRGT, Prohibition of Demonstration, Prosper Chitambara, Public Service, Public Service Commission, Public Service Pay Dates, RBZ, Real-Time Gross Settlement system, Red Terror, Republic of Zimbabwe, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Rest of Service, Robert Mugabe, RTGS, S. Kasizi, SADC, Salaries, Samuel Undenge, Sanctions, Sandi Moyo, Sarah Makoka, Saviour Kasukwere, Self-Cencorship, Shadreck Mashayambe, Silsawochu, Simba Chikore, Simukayi Mutamangira, Social Media, Social Security, Star FM, Sylvanos Mudzvova, Teachers, Tendai Biti, Tenders, Terrence Mukupe, This Flag, TM Supermarket, totalitarian power, Totalitarian State, Trevor Ncube, UN Sanctions, Virgina Mabiza, Viva Zimbabwe Movement, VZM, W.L. Manunga, Wages, Walter Muzembi, West, Western, Ya FM, Zanu, Zanu-PF, Zanu-PF Leadership, ZCG, ZDTU, ZHRC, Zi-FM, Zim Asset Agenda, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union, Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front, Zimbabwe Army, Zimbabwe Bond Notes, Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporations, Zimbabwe Civil Service Commission, Zimbabwe Communist Group, Zimbabwe Computer Crime, Zimbabwe CSC, Zimbabwe Cyber Crime Bill, Zimbabwe Democratic Teachers Union, ZImbabwe Development Fund, Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Zimbabwe Naional Army, Zimbabwe National Army, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association, Zimbabwe National Treasury, Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Service, Zimbabwe Republic Police, Zimbabwe Republican Police, Zimbabwe Reserve Bank, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, Zimbabwe Service Commission, Zimbabwe's Government, ZimPapers, ZimRights, ZNLWVA, ZRA, ZRPLeave a comment on SADC: Communique of the Summit of hte Organ Troika Plus SADC Chair on the Political Situation in the Republic of Zimbabwe (21.11.2017)
Zimbabwe: Press Statement by Cde. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa (21.11.2017)
Author nilspeacePosted on November 21, 2017 November 21, 2017 Categories Africa, Civil Service, Development, Election, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Leadership, Politics, TransparencyTags #NERADemo, #NoBondnotes, #Tajamuka, #ThisFlag, #ZimShutDown2016, Acie Lumumba, Afreximbank, Agricultural Output, Agricultural Policy, Air Force of Zimbabwe, Aman Andom, Anasthancia Ndlovu, Annabel Gerry Head, Army, Askeland Media & Advertising, Augustine Chihuri, Bank of Zimbabwe, Barclays Bank, Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe, Bishow Parajuli, Block Demonstrations, BMI Research, Bond Notes, Brazil Food Programe, Broadcasting Service Act, Budget Deficit, Caledonia, Caledonia Mining, Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc, CBD, Cheif Inspector Runganga, China Exim Bank, Chinoputsa Lovemore, Civil Servants, Communications, Communism, Coup, Credit Ranking, Cyber Warfare, Deficit, Demonstration, Derg, Development Partners, DFID Zimbabwe, Diamond FM, Dirg, Doctors, Dollar, Donor, Donor Nation, Dr. H.N. Chfamba, Dr. John Mangudya, Dr. Noah Manyika, Educational Sector, Elasto Mugwadi, Elective Lists, Electoral Alliance, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Esther Chinda, Ethiopia, EU, European Union, Evan Mawarire, Fidelity Printers and Refiners Limited, Freedom House, Gen. Augustine Chihuri, General Chihuri, George Charamba, George Mushipe, Giescke & Devrient, Gold Mining, Government Lenders, Government of Zimbabwe, Government Salaries, Government Salary, GoZIm, Grace Mugabe, Grains, H.E. Robert Mugabe, Haile Mariam Mengistu, Haile Selassie, Harare, Harare Central Business District, Harare Central Hospital, Harare Central Police District, Health Sector, Hon. Chinamasa, Hon. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, Hon. Ignatious Morgan Chombo, Hon. Jessie Fungayi Majome, Hon. Joseph Chinotimba, Hon. Morgan Tsvangirai, Hon. Patrick Chinamasa, Hope Pvt Ltd, Ian Smith, Ignatious Morgan Chombo, IMF, Imperial official, Innocent Hamadishe, International Monetary Fund, J.P. Mangudya, Jessie Fungayi Majome, John Mangudya, Jonathan Moyo, Joseph Chinotimba, June Salaries, Kasukuwere, Kudzanai Chipanga, Labour and Social Welfare Minister, Lectures, Lenders, Letinna Undenge, Lieut. Col. Mengistu Haile Mariam, Looting, M. Malinga, M.J.M. Sibanda, M.M. Nzuwah, Makhosini Hlongwane, Mandilitawepi Chimene, Marxist State, Massacre, MDC, Ministry of Finance, Ministy of Finance and Development, Mnangagwa, Monarchy, More Food for Africa Programme, Morgan Tsvangirai, Movement for Democratic Change, Mugabe Regime, Mugabe Robert Kakyebezi, National Assembly, National Budget, National ICT Policy, Newbert Saunyama, Nicholas Mabhena, Nurses, O. Muganyura, OK Zimbabwe, OpenParly ZW, Opposition Alliance, P. Sunguro, P.A. Chinamasa, Pastor Evan Mawarire, Patrick Chinamasa, Patrick Zhuwao, Patriotic Front, Paul Chimedza, Pay Delay, Peaceful Demonstration, Pensioners, People's Own Savings Bank, PF, PhD, Phelekezela Mpoko. Ignatius Chombo, Pick n Pay, Plastic Money, POSB, Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust, President Mugabe, President Robert Mugabe, PRGT, Prohibition of Demonstration, Prosper Chitambara, Public Service, Public Service Commission, Public Service Pay Dates, RBZ, Real-Time Gross Settlement system, Red Terror, Republic of Zimbabwe, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Rest of Service, Robert Mugabe, RTGS, S. Kasizi, SADC, Salaries, Samuel Undenge, Sanctions, Sandi Moyo, Sarah Makoka, Saviour Kasukwere, Self-Cencorship, Shadreck Mashayambe, Silsawochu, Simba Chikore, Simukayi Mutamangira, Social Media, Social Security, Star FM, Sylvanos Mudzvova, Teachers, Tendai Biti, Tenders, Terrence Mukupe, This Flag, TM Supermarket, totalitarian power, Totalitarian State, Trevor Ncube, UN Sanctions, Virgina Mabiza, Viva Zimbabwe Movement, VZM, W.L. Manunga, Wages, Walter Muzembi, West, Western, Ya FM, Zanu, Zanu-PF, Zanu-PF Leadership, ZCG, ZDTU, ZHRC, Zi-FM, Zim Asset Agenda, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union, Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front, Zimbabwe Army, Zimbabwe Bond Notes, Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporations, Zimbabwe Civil Service Commission, Zimbabwe Communist Group, Zimbabwe Computer Crime, Zimbabwe CSC, Zimbabwe Cyber Crime Bill, Zimbabwe Democratic Teachers Union, ZImbabwe Development Fund, Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission, Zimbabwe Naional Army, Zimbabwe National Army, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association, Zimbabwe National Treasury, Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Service, Zimbabwe Republic Police, Zimbabwe Republican Police, Zimbabwe Reserve Bank, Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, Zimbabwe Service Commission, Zimbabwe's Government, ZimPapers, ZimRights, ZNLWVA, ZRA, ZRPLeave a comment on Zimbabwe: Press Statement by Cde. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa (21.11.2017)