OFFICIAL: Zimbabwe Admits It Was WRONG!

Check this little tidbit:

http://www.zwnews.com/issuefull.cfm?ArticleID=16137

Quote:
President Pohamba's speech concentrated on economic and other co-operation between the two countries. He said Zimbabwe had helped train close to 100 teachers who graduated last year and was eager to assist Namibia to revitalise food production with experts from that country already in Namibia to train farmers.

So Zim is now helping Namibia to "revitalise its food production"!
ROFLMAOTNTPMP!!!! Only in Africa...
 
Ahh Mugabe, just proof that hes still human, everyone makes mistakes.

Yeah just when he almost had you convinced that he *was* actually a God. Now what to do about his "mistake", well they don't have near enough money to buy food for all the starving and dying people over there so I guess his "sorry" will have to do then? :rolleyes:
 
Yeah just when he almost had you convinced that he *was* actually a God. Now what to do about his "mistake", well they don't have near enough money to buy food for all the starving and dying people over there so I guess his "sorry" will have to do then? :rolleyes:

Or he will do what he always do.. ask all the farmers that left to come back and then in 2 weeks we can read how he chases them away again.
 
Ahh Mugabe, just proof that hes still human, everyone makes mistakes.
Obviously a joke right? Mistake??! Thousands starving. Country devastated by inflation. Brutality and oppression. Oh, a mistake.

"The Blair government is a queer government, and Blair behaves like a headmaster, old fashioned, who dictates that things must be done his way: 'Do it or you... remain punished and an outcast,'" the newspaper quoted Mugabe as saying.

"But we are hoping that with the departure of Blair, there will be a better situation there and they can be talked to," he added.
Tony won't talk to me, says Mugabe February 17 2007
 
Or a disgruntled, jobless, homeless, disillusioned and hungry one.Not believing the promises of a better life after 13 years.
Seeing in the papers and on television the select few with their shiny cars and grand lives.Realizing the promises are not gonna be kept.
Longing for the day when he had at least a job and food and not just empty promises.
:cool: :cool: :cool:

Quite ironic. Most black people, if asked, would say that compared to apartheid South Africa their lives have improved. Better access to healthcare, education and economic opportunities.

Back on Mugabe: YT's are just pissed off at the old man because he finally challenged them, even if the means he used was violent and undemocratic. No-one asked the Zimbabweans what they thought when Rhodes and his colonials marched in on horseback CLAIMING everything for Queen and country back in the late 1800s.
 
Quite ironic. Most black people, if asked, would say that compared to apartheid South Africa their lives have improved. Better access to healthcare, education and economic opportunities.

Back on Mugabe: YT's are just pissed off at the old man because he finally challenged them, even if the means he used was violent and undemocratic. No-one asked the Zimbabweans what they thought when Rhodes and his colonials marched in on horseback CLAIMING everything for Queen and country back in the late 1800s.

Are you actually trying to justify Mugabe's actions? :confused:
 
Quite ironic. Most black people, if asked, would say that compared to apartheid South Africa their lives have improved. Better access to healthcare, education and economic opportunities.
Was the above statement based on facts or actual questions asked?
Or was it just another generalization from an ignorant mind?

As to you defending mugabe; It shows your level of intellectual perception aka I.Q. :cool:
 
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