Mai Mujuru is in trouble and if she thinks that
she will wriggle out with some stupid double talk; she has something else
coming.
"Hongu semunhu ndine zvitadzo, handingarambe.
Asi musandipawo zvandisina," [As a human being, I have weaknesses, but
people should not make false claims about me] Mujuru said at a party held in
Dotito to celebrate her attainment of a PhD qualification last month.
"Some people might hate me simply because
they dislike my face,” she continued. “It is not my fault that I might have an
ugly face, but God might be proud of me. I say, don't despise me because of how
I look, but [look at] what I can do."
Madam, please the people of Zimbabwe are paying
dearly for you and your fellow Zanu PF friends’ weaknesses – the country is in
an economic mess so much so that 300 000 or 80% of the children are out of
school, 16% or 2 million Zimbabweans are living in abject poverty, etc. - do
not rub hot chill in the nation’s eyes by insulting our collective intelligence.
We are here to find a way to end the tragic human suffering so that the some of
the 300 000 children can go back to school and the 2 million living in abject
poverty can have once decent meal a day, at least. We really do not care a cat’s
whiskers that you are ugly. Please stick to the point!
Grace Mugabe has accused you of “illicit
dealing in diamonds”. Corruption is the cancer that has crippled the Zimbabwe
economy after decades of this Zanu PF regime denying this is a problem. Grace
Mugabe is the first senior Zanu PF official to even admit for the first time
that there is corruption. So the nation ask you, Mai Mujuru, does your human
weakness – which you have admitted to – include “illicit dealing in diamonds”?
Corruption in the diamond industry is not a
trivial national issue; Chiadza and Marange diamond find was valued at a staggering
$800 billion back in 2009, a generous windfall that should have fuelled the
country’s economic transformation and yet so far only a few individuals have benefited
from this bonanza.
Zimbabwe is in this economic and political mess
because for the last 34 years the nation has not been given a chance to deal
with honestly with its problems, corruption was one such problem. The country’s
repressive political system has stifled all meaningful debate and competition
landing us in this mess and the nation is not getting out of this mess until we
end this repressive system.
Mai Mujuru, we want a straight answer from you
and none of your “I am ugly” feeble excuse, does your human weaknesses include Zanu
PF rigging elections, specifically rigging the 31 July 2013 elections?
Mai Mujuru the nation does not care about how
ugly you look; it is the corruption and vote rigging that we are concerned
about and are determined to put an end to. The people of Zimbabwe are going
have free, fair and credible elections, after 34 years of being denied this
basic right, and move out of this economic and political hell Zanu PF
tyrannical regime landed us.