ArtyLoop
Executive Member
Ah finally
Now I await Zuma's turn.
Now I await Zuma's turn.
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The new "president" is a military dictator, the one mugarbage worked for... according to zimbabweans i`ve talked to they long for the good old days of boss bob.That said, hyperinflation is back under the new president. I wonder if he can outdo Mugabe.
Exactly!!It shows that she was absolutely right. Singapore took their colonial legacy and built it into something that even the most rabid racist African tin pot dictator recognized as the best in the world.
Well here's what Ramaphosa has to say...
https://citizen.co.za/news/south-af...as-an-outstanding-outstanding-african-leader/
President Mugabe will be sorely missed because he was also one of those presidents who contributed to the freedom of the people in South Africa
LolWhat Mugabe did with their currency... I doubt we'll ever see hyperinflation like that in our lifetime. That deserves a double outstanding.
I commented to some people there that what we take for granted, the very spices sold there in that shop on Voortrekker Road could be attributed to old sailing ships, the pioneering spirit of the Voortrekker ancestors (on Voortrekker Road lol) and the people that lay in the old parts Maitland Cemetery across the road. If it was not for them I would not be standing there in that shop buying products. Nobody got what was I saying, I may have well being talking to the wall from the blank stares I got.
The ones I work with don't.
Gleneagles Hospital started out as a 45-bed nursing home in 1957. The British Association was the original founder of Glenagles Hospital, during a time where Singapore was slowly gaining independence from the British.So apparently his stay at the Gleneagles Hospital in Singapore cost Zimbabweans about R12000000. Or about R80500 per. day.
Disgusting
Zimbabweans on Saturday mourned the death of their country’s founding father Robert Mugabe but confusion swirled about when his body would be returned from abroad or when he would be buried, two years after he was toppled in a coup.
Mugabe died on Friday aged 95 in Singapore, where he had long received medical treatment.
He was one of the most polarising figures in African history, a giant of national liberation movements on the continent but whose 37-year rule finally ended in ignominy when he was overthrown by his own army in 2017.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa granted Mugabe the status of national hero in a televised address on Friday, while tributes poured in from leaders from across the continent.
Mugabe’s body was initially expected to arrive in South Africa early on Saturday before flying on to Zimbabwe. But there was still no word that the body had left Singapore.
Mnangagwa said on Friday Zimbabwe would be in mourning until Mugabe was buried, but he did not say how many days of mourning there would be or when the burial would take place.
??Mugabe’s body was initially expected to arrive in South Africa early on Saturday
Probably on Singapore Airlines plane, then military plane from here.a national hero ?
i guess hitler was also considered a national hero at some point in time
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i cant help but wonder if our insolvent national carrier or air force has been tasked to bring back the carcass of africa's genocidal despot