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A basketball clinic collaboration between Africa Outreach USA Foundation & Hoops For Hope Zimbabwe targeting underprivileged kids in Glen Norah, Zimbabwe sho...
2012-09-16 19:58:27
On the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia showing the local people how to travel on,
2012-09-16 19:50:18
Royals Captain @[128429940500441:274:Lasith Malinga] reached Hambantota today to participate Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe 1st match.
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2012-09-16 19:46:09
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Zimbabwean court officials say a Swiss tourist has been fined $200 for insulting President Robert Mugabe.
Thomas Fischer, of Altnau, Switzerland, was convicted by a court in northwestern Zimbabwe.
Prosecutors alleged that, during a delay in border formalities, Fischer said Mugabe "knew how to screw people, especially foreigners".
Insulting Mugabe is an offence under sweeping security laws and prosecutions are common.
Earlier this year, a salesman spent two months in jail after satirical cartoons, depicting a naked, skeletal Mugabe, were found on his cellphone.
[Group A]
A battle between India and England
Group A clearly looks a clear cut battle between a resurgent English team packed with T 20 specialists and an Indian team who look very strong in batting.Unless the minnows Afghanistan upsets one of the big two, all eyes will be on the India vs England battle scheduled to be on Sunday, September 23 at the R.Premadasa stadium.
India's biggest trump card will be the free flowing Yuvraj Singh who makes an emotional comeback to the team after recovering from lung cancer
[Group B ]
Windies, Aussies face an impressive Irish side
One would feel that Group B looks a two horse race but Ireland can always come up with surprises as they did in the ICC World cup 2011 when they scored a shocking victory over England. Ireland will be banking on the O'Brien brothers - Kevin and Niall, Alex Cusack, skipper Porterfield and Ed Joyce to fire.
West Indies probably have got one of the best squads in terms of all three aspects of batting,bowling and fielding.The batting has plenty of fire power with the most brutal hitter in the modern game Chris Gayle leading the away along with all rounders Kireon Pollard,Andre Russel and Dwayne Bravo all capable of clearing the boundary ropes with ease.Their bowling ,packed with variety is led by "mystery man" Sunil Narine in the spin attack while Fidel Edwards and Ravi Rampaul will spearhead the pace attack.
Australia are coming off from a poor T 20 series against Pakistan and will be rearing to do well as always.
[Group C ]
Sri Lanka face stiff competition from Saffers
One of the favorites for the title the Lankan Lions will be facing an extremely talented South African side determined to let go of their "CHOKER" tag in World cups. As skipper Jayawrdena pointed out, Sri Lanka's strength will rely on the their all rounders and the bowling attack filled with variety and skill.
South Africa led by the super consistent AB De Villiers have a superb outfit this time around. The batting will be bolstered by the big hitting Richard Levi, the elegant Hashim Amla, Mr Consistent Jaques Kallis and skipper De Villiers. Saffers have a brilliant bowling unit spearheaded by the world's best fast bowler in recent times - Dale Steyn. South Africa also will be a treat to watch on the field with some of world's best fielders in their stock namely De Villers, Duminy and Du Plesis.
Zimbabwe can surprise both Sri Lanka and South Africa but they have to get their batting act together.
[Group D ]
The Group Of Death.
With unpredictability personified - this is the group that will create a lot of interest and upsets. The New Zealanders have some handy T 20 players in their ranks and they always do well in World cups. Pakistan despite having an extremely talented T 20 squad are very unpredictable and Bangladesh can down any big nation on their day.
The Kiwis will expect their star batsmen, Brendon Mcculum and skipper Ross Taylor to score big while the man mountain Jacob Oram who had a fantastic SLPL 2012 will be hoping to shine both with bat and ball.
The Pakistanis have one of the most lethal bowling attacks in the tournament with world's top T 20 bowler Saeed Ajmal leading the way along with Umar Gul,Sohail Tanvir and Shahid Afridi completing a world class attack. Most of the Kiwi and Pakistani players featured in the SLPL 2012 and will have a fair idea on how the wickets behave. The Bangla boys will rely a lot on their spin bowlers to curtail teams down.(s)
2012-09-16 19:45:06
Royals Captain Lasith Malinga reached Hambantota today to participate Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe 1st match.
entry check kro :D
2012-09-16 19:44:34
POWER MOVES.
Zimbabwean-Born Businessman Commits $6.4 Million to Send 40 African Students to Morehouse.
“I expect Morehouse to help me become the agent of positive change in the community and in people’s lives,” said Abel Gumbo. "
Nigena Hamim knew exactly why he wanted to leave the African nation of Burundi and come to the United States to attend Morehouse College.
“I expect Morehouse to help me become the agent of positive change in the community and in people’s lives,” said Abel Gumbo. "
“I have a dream of fighting ethnic divisions in my country and I am encouraged to realize my vision…After all, I believe that I was born at a time like this to serve and develop my community.”
Zimbabwean-born businessman and philanthropist Strive Masiyiwa is helping to make Hamim’s dream a reality. Hamim is one of 10 students – two from Burundi and eight from Zimbabwe – who will be attending Morehouse on full, four-year scholarships, beginning this fall.
They are the first class of the new Ambassador Andrew Young International Scholars program. Masiyiwa, founder and chairman of Econet Wireless, wants African students to earn a world-class education that they can take home with them after graduation. Forty African students in all – representing an investment of $6.4 million – will go through the program.
Masiyiwa believes Morehouse and Atlanta, the center of the civil rights movement with leaders such as Ambassador Andrew Young, will be the perfect place for the students to develop.
“For us, the civil rights movement and our fight against colonialism was almost synonymous,” he said. “We knew people like Ambassador Young and Martin Luther King Jr. I remember reading about King and his life, and of course I got to know about Morehouse and the fact that he had been here and (HBCUs) were very proud institutions. So I got to know about Morehouse fairly early and it really resonated in the struggle that we were involved in.
“What I want to see coming from the student who comes out of the Morehouse system is a much more confident, self-assured, more complete young man who is not struggling to find out who he is in the world,” he said.
The 10 students, some of the top students in their countries, were chosen from a larger pool of 20 young men, chosen by Capernaum Trust, the education arm of Masiyiwa’s Higher Life Foundation.
“Mr. Masiyiwa and his wife really have a heart for seeing talented students who have leadership potential go get the best education in the world and then come back to Africa to lead the kind of changes they want to see on the African continent,” said Philip Howard ’87, vice president for Institutional Advancement.
“They hope the young men will bring the kinds of 21st -century management, leadership, social justice, civic engagement, all those things Morehouse provides, back to the continent to lead Africa into the 21st century.”
Howard; William Bynum, vice president for Student Services; and Kevin Williams ’85, dean of Admissions, flew to Zimbabwe to interview the 20 students in June. Ten were chosen, though the other 10 received scholarships to a South African university.
“All of them, without fail, talked about returning home to do something related to their fields to improve the conditions of their fellow countrymen,” said Bynum. “I’m very excited about these young men. They are academically talented, driven, and once they make that cultural adjustment, the sky’s the limit on what they can achieve.”
The students arrive in Atlanta on Aug. 5, four days before New Student Orientation so they can adjust to their new surroundings. All will have American roommates in the College’s Dubois International House residence hall.
Spelman College officials will observe the Morehouse program this year as Masiyiwa will send 10 female students to Spelman next year.
For now, the 10 young Africans are ready to take advantage of their time at Morehouse.
“I expect Morehouse to help me become the agent of positive change in the community and in people’s lives,” said Abel Gumbo.
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Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, whose wedding plans appeared to have been thwarted when a court ruled he was already wed to a former flame, pressed ahead with his marriage on Saturday under a custom that permits polygamy.
2012-09-16 19:31:23
Lasith Malinga arrived to Hambantota in an air force helicopter today(September 16th, 2012)
First match is on 18th at Hambantota, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
#ICC World Twenty20 2012
2012-09-16 19:19:07
In just under two hours we will be conducting the memorial service for my father the Late Vivian Wilson. I would like to thank all the people whom have added Facebook comments, emails and phone calls. My father really touched the hearts and souls of some many.
Please spare him a thought at 11 am Zimbabwe time and if you have memories of him and the work he did Cherish them.
Kevin Wilson
2012-09-16 19:16:24
<3 GOOD MORNING <3
Naija,Kenya,Zimbabwe ,South Africa
**Add your Country & say good morning
in your native laungage
2012-09-16 19:14:24
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Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai gets married, despite a court ruling blocking the wedding.
2012-09-16 19:14:18
Steenbok ♥
The steenbok, (Raphicerus campestris), is a common small antelope of southern and eastern Africa. It is sometimes known as the steinbuck or steinbok.
Steenbok resemble small Oribi, standing 45–60 cm at the shoulder. Their pelage (coat) is any shade from fawn to rufous, typically rather orange. The underside, including chin and throat, is white, as is the ring around the eye. Ears are large with "finger-marks" on the inside. Males carry straight, smooth, parallel horns 7–19 cm long (see image left). There is a black crescent-shape between the ears, a long black bridge to the glossy black nose, and a black circular scent-gland in front of the eye. The tail is not usually visible, being only 4–6 cm long.
There are two distinct clusters in steenbok distribution. In East Africa, it occurs in central and southern Kenya and Tanzania. It was formerly widespread in Uganda, but is now possibly extinct there. In southern Africa, it occurs in Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe and probably Lesotho.
All Animals Are Amazing!! ♥
2012-09-16 19:13:35
THE DEADLY RELATION BETWEEN AFRIKA AND THE REST OF THE WORLD IN PARTICULAR THE WEST.
By Nimba Mhaat Tiannimbo d’Eburnie.
NuKlee News Wire.
This image here really speaks volume. We see here a turn over oil-loaded truck and the cars are around it and pumping the oil/fuel out of this truck. That’s exactly the situation Africa and African people are facing with the rest of the world in particular the Western world. Africa for close to 600 years has been the meat and drink of the West.
To justify their demoniac action and to try at the best to hide their evil nature, the West has always developed thesis based upon lie,propaganda,illusion by reinforcing their racist perceptions of “superiority” and without them( the Westerners),the African people will be living in the “darkness”. But the reality is that Africa is the epicenter of the world. The West needs more Africa than Africa needs the world.
Curiously the people who are pretending that African people need them more,are the ones who have always made the move toward Africa. One troublesome fact is that the West in its strategy to invade Africa, has been using one-dimensional view of negatively portraying Africa with racist perceptions such as corrupt-governments which in reality they are the main agents of the corruption,racist perception HIV epidemic in African/”Black” people which in reality they( Westerners) are the manufacturers of these gems in the lab against us .Another racist perception of the Western world toward Africa are famine and drought ravaging a huge area of Africa which in reality the West is behind the confiscation of vast piece of rich lands to cultivate foods that will be for the most part exported to Europe,Asia and Middle region.
Why is that Africa the supposedly “cursed”, “poor” continent has been and still is the “lust”, longing for the West? What the Western countries: US,European Union and others are coming to seek in Africa at the current days? Is that for the pleasure to wander through Africa and “save” the African people from famine, diseases?
And if African/ “ Black” people were so unhealthy, full of diseases, why the “White” people need them as their slaves to go work for nothing in the “new world” so-called “ America” after Christopher Colombus “discovered “ it?
The reality is the West by nature evil has been living off Africa and continue to do so with the collaboration of some low-class African people. The West has “strategic” business and defense interests in the African’s vast mineral deposit countries such as Congo,Guinea-Conakry,Zimbabwe by keeping their attack-dogs( their puppets) in the region at the exception of Zimbabwe to facilitate the swallowing of these minerals.
The Western countries by the name of “investment”/ “investor” signed some lopsided contracts with their pawn African governments in place where for the most part these Western multinational corporations are the ones which dictate the terms of “trade agreements” . When some African governments that have the courage to engage in a win-win deals,these western companies always try to outmaneuver these governments in the negotiations just to have the big share from our vast resources that our ancestors left us.
Africa is the richest land on earth. Africa possesses 95% of the whole mineral resources. Africa possesses the vast majority of rich soils where 100% of all the flora and fauna are located. Everything you name it, Africa has it and the whole world want everything in Africa.Why the West, this “civilized” , “developed” region,to maintain its looting,neo-colonialism habits,its pursue of acquisition of materials,has to once again gut Africa?
The African people must understand that the “poverty” that they are in and the West is talking about is not accidental,but rather designed by the same people: European people.
As says an African proverb: “ No matter how long the night will last, the dawn will always appear and let the sun shines”. That’s to say, speaking about this fallen loaded-oil truck which represents Africa,will be turned up on its wheels,be recharged and continues its journey of progress.And this time will be plenty of trucks full of energetic materials belonged to African people and these parasite cars that were pumping the oil out of the fallen trucks won’t have any more the opportunity to do so.
So, African/Kemet/Moor brothers and sisters, all the evidence are around us and that’s nobody loves us except what we have in our land and that’s why they continue to create division among us to devitalize us because the enemy knows that when we are truly unify,nobody can stop us. That’s why we have to strengthen our instrument which is African Union in order to make Africa stronger.Yes,this truck will be repaired and it will hit the road again.
Lasith Malinga arrived to Hambantota in an air force helicopter today(September 16th, 2012)
First match is on 18th at Hambantota, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
#ICC World Twenty20 2012
2012-09-16 19:06:40
TAMIM HAILS TEAM SPIRIT
Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal believes his side is in good shape going into the ICC World Twenty20.
The left-hander thinks the squad’s solid preparation will boost their chances of progressing when the tournament gets underway.
Tamim said: “I am very hopeful. We have really gelled as a unit and we have been playing a lot of Twenty20 matches. I cannot complain about preparation. The team spirit is excellent and everyone is helping each other. If we can take that camaraderie on to the field and perform to the level we are capable of then I see no reason why we should not get our desired result.”
The big-hitting batsman featured in last month’s Sri Lanka Premier League (SLPL) - an experience he believes will stand him in good stead at the ICC World T20.
Tamin said: “I believe I am much better prepared. I have played over 20 matches in the Twenty20 format during the last few months and I definitely have a fair idea of what is required.
The best thing is that I have tasted different conditions and playing in Sri Lanka (in the SLPL) was definitely good experience ahead of this competition.
“I think it has raised my confidence level and that of my teammates who played in the competition,” he added. “We have a better understanding of Sri Lankan conditions and know what to expect. It was a well-run tournament and I am happy for the experience.”
Bangladesh gave their prospects a further fillip when they defeated Zimbabwe by five wickets in a warm-up match on Saturday.
- Tamim Iqbal in press conference 15 September 2012 - 03:50pm IST
Top-5 Bangladesh Scores in T20I :
1. Bangladesh 190/5 against Ireland
2. Bangladesh 166 against Zimbabwe
3. Bangladesh 165/4 against West Indies
4. Bangladesh 161/7 against Pakistan
5. Bangladesh 155/8 against India
#zht#
2012-09-16 18:59:39Steenbok ♥
The steenbok, (Raphicerus campestris), is a common small antelope of southern and eastern Africa. It is sometimes known as the steinbuck or steinbok.
Steenbok resemble small Oribi, standing 45–60 cm at the shoulder. Their pelage (coat) is any shade from fawn to rufous, typically rather orange. The underside, including chin and throat, is white, as is the ring around the eye. Ears are large with "finger-marks" on the inside. Males carry straight, smooth, parallel horns 7–19 cm long (see image left). There is a black crescent-shape between the ears, a long black bridge to the glossy black nose, and a black circular scent-gland in front of the eye. The tail is not usually visible, being only 4–6 cm long.
There are two distinct clusters in steenbok distribution. In East Africa, it occurs in central and southern Kenya and Tanzania. It was formerly widespread in Uganda, but is now possibly extinct there. In southern Africa, it occurs in Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe and probably Lesotho.
All Animals Are Amazing!! ♥
2012-09-16 18:56:40Lasith Malinga arrived to Hambantota in an air force helicopter today(September 16th, 2012)
First match is on 18th at Hambantota, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
#ICC World Twenty20 2012
Lasith Malinga arrived to Hambantota in an air force helicopter today(September 16th, 2012)
First match is on 18th at Hambantota, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
#ICC World Twenty20 2012
2012-09-16 18:55:20Lasith Malinga arrived to Hambantota in an air force helicopter today(September 16th, 2012)
First match is on 18th at Hambantota, Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
#ICC World Twenty20 2012
2012-09-16 18:53:46
5 negara paling murah
1. Pakistan - Walaupun negara ini dikenali kerana ketidakstabilan dari segi politik, mata wang Rupee yang rendah menyebabkan kos hidup di Pakistan amat murah. Barangan seperti petrol dan hidangan di restoran mungkin mempunyai harga sama atau lebih mahal berbanding di negara lain, tetapi apa yang murah di Pakistan adalah nilai hartanahnya yang rendah. Sebuah rumah dengan empat bilik tidur di ibu kota Karachi boleh dibeli dengan hanya RM99,000!
2. Filipina - Negara Asia ini mempunyai antara kos hidup paling rendah di dunia, dengan tambang teksi untuk perjalanan lebih 1.6 kilometer hanya RM0.60 manakala harga untuk perkhidmatan memotong rambut hanya RM2.40. Yuran di universiti tempatan untuk satu semester juga hanya RM750, menjadikan pendidikan antara yang paling murah. Dan gaji pembantu rumah untuk sebulan? RM135.
3. Argentina- Sejak beberapa tahun lalu, Argentina berhadapan dengan perubahan dramatik daripada negara paling mahal di dunia kepada negara paling mampu untuk didiami akibat krisis ekonomi yang melanda negara Amerika Selatan ini. Barangan kulit seperti jaket dan dompet boleh didapati dengan harga hanya satu pertiga daripada nilai yang dijual di negara lain.
4. Zimbabwe - Barangan di Zimbabwe adalah antara yang termurah dunia selepas sistem kewangan negara itu musnah sama sekali sehingga menyebabkan inflasi mencecah 1,000 peratus pada 2008. Nilai matawang Zimbabwe yang jatuh teruk menyebabkan barangan seperti susu hanya berharga RM2.40 seliter manakala satu kilogram daging lembu berharga RM1.80.
5. Paraguay - Negara paling murah di dunia dalam tinjaun Mercer adalah Paraguay, iaitu sebuah negara yang terletak di Amerika Selatan. Kadar sewa bulanan di pangsapuri di pusat bandar Paraguay hanya RM450 dan harga makan malam di sebuah hotel hanyalah RM15. Mengidamkan hidangan steak dan salad di restoran? Anda hanya perlu membayar RM9. Jadi anda boleh hidup seperti raja di negara ini.
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Schedule/fixtures/time-table : T20 world cup 2012 in Sri Lanka.
Mahinda Rajapaksha International cricket stadium in Hambantota, Pallekele international stadium and R Premadasa ground in Colombo have been selected as the venues for World T20 2012.
Group A = India, England & Afghanistan.
Group B = Australia, West Indies & Ireland.
Group C = Sri Lanka, South Africa & Zimbabwe.
Group D = Pakistan, New Zealand & Bangladesh.
Super 8s, Group E = C1, D2, A1, B2.
Super 8s, Group F = C2, D1, A2, B1.
Match start time
Day or afternoon games will be starting at 3.30 Local Sri Lanka time = 3.30pm India = 8pm Sydney in Australia = 6am Barbados = 4pm Bangladesh = 3am Canada = 6pm China = 11am UK = 6pm Malaysia & Singapore = 10pm New Zealand = 12 noon South Africa = 3am Los Angeles and 6am New York in US = 2pm Middle East. Night games will be begining 4 hours later.
2012-09-16 18:48:31
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2012-09-16 18:47:42
Zimbabwe has arrived in Hambantota ahead of the opening match of the ICC World Twenty20 against Sri Lanka.
2012-09-16 18:45:17
Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s betrayal isn’t confined to Baganda and Acholis: It is universal. "People who stand together as one wins".
by Radio Free Buganda on Sunday, 16 September 2012 at 10:58 ·
Museveni Messiah or Megalomaniac?Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s betrayal isn’t confined to Baganda and Acholis: It is universal. "People who stand together as one wins".
by Radio Free Buganda on Sunday, 16 September 2012 at 10:58 ·
But what have Baganda got in return after 26 years of solid support (66 NRM current MPs out of 99)? Very little: The Kabaka is only a cultural head. Yes, Baganda got key positions in NRM government including vice presidents, prime ministers, speaker, vice chairman of NRM, deputy prime ministers, ministers and ambassadors but didn’t use their positions to extract benefits for Baganda who are getting poorer, unemployed, marginalized and increasingly rendered landless including loss of Mengo region to Greater Kampala under overall management of the president.
Masaka is almost gone to refugees). It appears, like Obote did, that Museveni doesn’t need Baganda anymore and in the new cabinet he has dropped Baganda prime minister and speaker of parliament, retaining only vice president with undefined powers and therefore no influence that benefits Baganda. This is painful to read but it is true. A trusted researcher like a leader should always tell the truth, not what people want to hear for popularity, so that an appropriate solution is found.
Baganda see this drastic shift as betrayal. Acholis feel the same way: cheated by Museveni. They paved the way for NRA to power by overthrowing Obote. Museveni then betrayed the Nairobi accord and “paid us back by betraying us” (Robert Gersony August 1997).
"Conditions are ripe for regime change in Uganda. Opposition parties, organizations at home and abroad and disappointed NRM supporters need to come together soon under able and trusted leadership and put Uganda on the right development path by peaceful means".
History lessons have shown definitively that when people are united and trust one another, regardless of their class, ideology, faith, ethnicity, age or gender, they win and when they are divided they lose.
For people to come together there must be something in common – usually a problem. During the French Revolution of 1789 urban poor, hungry and unemployed, men and women joined hands with exploited peasants, parish priests, noble men like Lafayette and soldiers because they were tired of the ancient regime. They demanded liberty, equality and fraternity. During the Russian Revolution of 1917 that was preceded by the 1905 Revolution, urban poor, hungry and unemployed, men and women joined hands with peasants and soldiers because they were tired of the Romanov dynasty. Russians demanded peace, bread and land.
There are plenty of examples of Africans coming together for a common cause including in Uganda itself. Here are a few examples. In 1974 Ethiopians from all walks of life were tired and removed the Emperor from power and ended the monarchy. African governments came together against the apartheid regime in South Africa. African Frontline States worked together to effect political change in Southern Africa. South Africans of all races came together under Mandela and de Klerk and hammered out a constitutional agreement. Nkomo and Mugabe of Zimbabwe came together and forced a constitutional deal on Smith. Opposition parties in Kenya that had failed to defeat KANU by campaigning separately finally joined hands under Kibaki and easily defeated KANU which subsequently collapsed. Similarly, in Zambia, opposition parties working separately had failed to unseat UNIP led by Kaunda. But under the leadership of Chiluba, they easily defeated UNIP which subsequently melted away.
Ugandans at the national and regional levels have come together for a common cause and won. When Kabaka Mutesa II (RIP) was sent into exile, Baganda and the rest of Ugandans irrespective of their differences came together and demanded his return unconditionally. He returned triumphantly in 1955. During the constitutional discussions before independence there were wide differences. Delegations, however, managed to hammer out an arrangement (leaving out areas where they could not agree on for another day) that created federo for Buganda within a unitary state. The Moshi conference of 1979 brought Ugandans in the diaspora with many differences together and agreed to form a transitional government that replaced Amin government.
Using Buganda as an illustration, people in Uganda regions have done well when they stand together. During the colonial period Baganda considered themselves as partners of British government, not as its subordinate agent. They refused to come under the administration of the Provincial Commissioner who was subsequently removed and replaced with a resident to give advice leaving Buganda to make its own decisions. Baganda resisted Governor Cohen on the issue of a unitary government and possibility of East African federation and secured a better deal during discussions for the 1962 constitution. In Obote’s first government, Baganda ministers in the cabinet stood together and opposed the East African political federation which Obote had agreed to in principle.
However, Baganda stick together and rally around a leader that is trusted and keeps promises. It is believed Obote terminated the UPC/KY coalition when he felt he didn’t need Baganda having attained two-thirds majority in parliament. Then came the military attack on Mengo, fleeing into exile of the Kabaka and the abolition of kingdoms. Baganda felt betrayed and have made life difficult for UPC since then.
Baganda contributed to conditions for the overthrow of Obote and UPC I government in 1971. Baganda trusted Amin for a while especially after the return of the late Kabaka’s body for a royal funeral. However when Amin refused to restore the monarchy, relations cooled, contributing to his fall in 1979.
The return to power of Obote and UPC II in 1980 was not welcome in Buganda. Protestant, Catholic and Muslim Baganda got together and vowed to remove UPC from power. They joined hands with Museveni as Vice Chairman of NRM under Lule who became Chairman. Although there doesn’t appear to be a written agreement, there must have been a biding verbal contract between Baganda and Museveni relating such as to restoration of Kabakaship in its entirety, restoration of a federal system of government, keeping Buganda intact and returning 9000 square miles of land. Otherwise, Baganda could not have offered their territory to wage the guerrilla war from, joined the guerrilla war in such large numbers and paid dearly including in human lives to the tune of 700,000 according to some estimates.
But what have Baganda got in return after 26 years of solid support (66 NRM current MPs out of 99)? Very little: The Kabaka is only a cultural head. Yes, Baganda got key positions in NRM government including vice presidents, prime ministers, speaker, vice chairman of NRM, deputy prime ministers, ministers and ambassadors but didn’t use their positions to extract benefits for Baganda who are getting poorer, unemployed, marginalized and increasingly rendered landless including loss of Mengo region to Greater Kampala under overall management of the president. Masaka is almost gone to refugees). It appears, like Obote did, that Museveni doesn’t need Baganda anymore and in the new cabinet he has dropped Baganda prime minister and speaker of parliament, retaining only vice president with undefined powers and therefore no influence that benefits Baganda. This is painful to read but it is true. A trusted researcher like a leader should always tell the truth, not what people want to hear for popularity, so that an appropriate solution is found.
Baganda see this drastic shift as betrayal. Acholis feel the same way: cheated by Museveni. They paved the way for NRA to power by overthrowing Obote. Museveni then betrayed the Nairobi accord and “paid us back by betraying us” (Robert Gersony August 1997).
Museveni’s betrayal isn’t confined to Baganda and Acholis: It is universal. Museveni hasn’t according to my research fulfilled any of what he promised Uganda in the ten point program that endeared him to many Ugandans. For example, Museveni promised free and fair elections. We haven’t had any. He promised restoration of people’s sovereignty. He hasn’t delivered. He promised that soldiers would be professional protecting the country and citizens. It hasn’t happened. He promised that Ugandans would get their land back. It hasn’t happened. In fact Ugandans are losing more land and the prime minister is working out arrangements to transfer land from peasants to rich farmers including foreigners from Africa and beyond. He promised food and nutrition security to all Ugandans.
Malnutrition is what Ugandans have got so far as food is being exported to earn foreign exchange to cater for interests of non-food producers (On land ownership and nutrition security Britain must be commended for leaving land in Uganda hands and developing fisheries for affordable source of protein by Uganda consumers). Museveni promised industries to reduce export of raw materials, create jobs and increase value added. Uganda has instead de-industrialized. Museveni promised eradication, not reduction, of poverty. Instead absolute poverty has spread and deepened. He promised every Ugandan would wear shoes: they are still a scarce product after 26 years of NRM rule. We wonder what progress Museveni will report to the nation and the world on October 9, 2012. Museveni beware: Ugandans want to hear real human life outcomes not processes covering the last 50 years.
Conditions are ripe for regime change in Uganda. Opposition parties, organizations at home and abroad and disappointed NRM supporters need to come together soon under able and trusted leadership and put Uganda on the right development path by peaceful means.
Let me end on the issue of trust which has been raised in general and directly to me many times. For me I would trust someone who tells the truth, not what I want to hear; stands up for what he/she believes in whether it is controversial or not; a person who doesn’t flip flop; a person who keeps promises; a person who has a record of service for a reasonable period of time to judge him or her by.
Unfortunately, Obote and Museveni didn’t have any prior record of public service except Amin (but Ugandans didn’t choose him) to judge them by. But someone who has worked say for twenty years or so must have a record to show whether he/she keeps promises or not. Leaders like Deng (China), Rao (India) and Adenauer (Germany) had solid record of public service to judge them by and were trusted as serious leaders particularly by the quality of members of their governments (Museveni hires his relatives without adequate education and experience or corrupt and have no dignity whatsoever) and made tremendous contributions with lasting and positive impact on human lives. All the three leaders were 70 years and above when they assumed national leadership role. They came with tremendous experiences in politics, leadership, economy and society. They had been tested and passed.
That is what Uganda needs now: not those who don’t say much for fear of losing support; not those with inadequate record of public service; not those with military background because soldier presidents in Uganda have fared poorly. Uganda can’t afford another experiment. Above all, trust must be combined with other virtues including telling the truth, education, patriotism, experience, impeccable character and willingness to get to the root cause of the problem however sensitive before a solution is offered, believing in the rule of law and separation of powers among the legislative, executive and judiciary branches of government.
SUMMARY RADIO FREE BUGANDA
Museveni Messiah or Megalomaniac? Museveni’s betrayal isn’t confined to Baganda and Acholis: It is universal. Museveni hasn’t according to my research fulfilled any of what he promised Uganda in the ten point program that endeared him to many Ugandans. For example, Museveni promised free and fair elections. We haven’t had any. He promised restoration of people’s sovereignty. He hasn’t delivered. He promised that soldiers would be professional protecting the country and citizens. It hasn’t happened. He promised that Ugandans would get their land back. It hasn’t happened. In fact Ugandans are losing more land and the prime minister is working out arrangements to transfer land from peasants to rich farmers including foreigners from Africa and beyond. He promised food and nutrition security to all Ugandans.
Malnutrition is what Ugandans have got so far as food is being exported to earn foreign exchange to cater for interests of non-food producers (On land ownership and nutrition security Britain must be commended for leaving land in Uganda hands and developing fisheries for affordable source of protein by Uganda consumers). Museveni promised industries to reduce export of raw materials, create jobs and increase value added. Uganda has instead de-industrialized. Museveni promised eradication, not reduction, of poverty. Instead absolute poverty has spread and deepened.
He promised every Ugandan would wear shoes: they are still a scarce product after 26 years of NRM rule. We wonder what progress Museveni will report to the nation and the world on October 9, 2012. Museveni beware: Ugandans want to hear real human life outcomes not processes covering the last 50 years.
Conditions are ripe for regime change in Uganda. Opposition parties, organizations at home and abroad and disappointed NRM supporters need to come together soon under able and trusted leadership and put Uganda on the right development path by peaceful means.
But what have Baganda got in return after 26 years of solid support (66 NRM current MPs out of 99)? Very little: The Kabaka is only a cultural head. Yes, Baganda got key positions in NRM government including vice presidents, prime ministers, speaker, vice chairman of NRM, deputy prime ministers, ministers and ambassadors but didn’t use their positions to extract benefits for Baganda who are getting poorer, unemployed, marginalized and increasingly rendered landless including loss of Mengo region to Greater Kampala under overall management of the president.
Masaka is almost gone to refugees). It appears, like Obote did, that Museveni doesn’t need Baganda anymore and in the new cabinet he has dropped Baganda prime minister and speaker of parliament, retaining only vice president with undefined powers and therefore no influence that benefits Baganda. This is painful to read but it is true. A trusted researcher like a leader should always tell the truth, not what people want to hear for popularity, so that an appropriate solution is found.
Baganda see this drastic shift as betrayal. Acholis feel the same way: cheated by Museveni. They paved the way for NRA to power by overthrowing Obote. Museveni then betrayed the Nairobi accord and “paid us back by betraying us” (Robert Gersony August 1997).
Conditions are ripe for regime change in Uganda. Opposition parties, organizations at home and abroad and disappointed NRM supporters need to come together soon under able and trusted leadership and put Uganda on the right development path by peaceful means.
by Radio Free Buganda on Sunday, 16 September 2012 at 10:58 ·
2012-09-16 18:43:51www.washingtonpost.com
HARARE, Zimbabwe — The head of Zimbabwe’s state media council says he wants a “cease-fire” on hostilities between the state-controlled media and privately owned news organizations.
2012-09-16 18:41:17
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HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Zimbabwe's prime minister said at his marriage ceremony Saturday that he had to date several women to find the one he truly loves.
2012-09-16 18:41:04
Arrived In Hambantota Ahead Of 1st T20 World Cup Match Against Zimbabwe.
2012-09-16 18:39:48Schedule/fixtures/time-table : T20 world cup 2012 in Sri Lanka.
Mahinda Rajapaksha International cricket stadium in Hambantota, Pallekele international stadium and R Premadasa ground in Colombo have been selected as the venues for World T20 2012.
Group A = India, England & Afghanistan.
Group B = Australia, West Indies & Ireland.
Group C = Sri Lanka, South Africa & Zimbabwe.
Group D = Pakistan, New Zealand & Bangladesh.
Super 8s, Group E = C1, D2, A1, B2.
Super 8s, Group F = C2, D1, A2, B1.
Match start time
Day or afternoon games will be starting at 3.30 Local Sri Lanka time = 3.30pm India = 8pm Sydney in Australia = 6am Barbados = 4pm Bangladesh = 3am Canada = 6pm China = 11am UK = 6pm Malaysia & Singapore = 10pm New Zealand = 12 noon South Africa = 3am Los Angeles and 6am New York in US = 2pm Middle East. Night games will be begining 4 hours later.
2012-09-16 18:39:28internasional.kompas.com
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Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai married his fiancee Elizabeth Macheka on Saturday, despite a court ruling a
Wearing a black suit, the 60-year-old leader of the Movement for Democratic Change exchanged vows with the 35-year-old bride at a colourful ceremony in a Harare stadium, presided over by a Catholic bishop and attended by around 2,000 supporters.
Last year, the premier divorced Locardia Karimatsenga, just 12 days after the two were married at a traditional ceremony, citing pressure from her relatives. A court ruled Friday in Harare that Tsvangirai was still legally married to her and would face bigamy charges if he went ahead with his plans to tie the knot.
Tsvangirai told his supporters before the ceremony that the court ruling was politically motivated.
"As a party we follow the law," he said. "As a party we don't violate the law, but there are other people who would like to abuse the law for their own political acts that we reject, that we condemn."
There was no signing of a marriage register on Saturday.
President Robert Mugabe - who formed a coalition government with Tsvangirai in 2009 - did not attend the ceremony.
After his wife, Susan, died in a car crash in 2009, Tsvangirai's love life and a string of failed relationships have come to overshadow his political career.
Karimatsenga is demanding 15,000 dollars a month in maintenance from Tsvangirai, in a separate legal matter to be heard on September 21.
Top-5 Bangladesh Scores in T20I :
1. Bangladesh 190/5 against Ireland
2. Bangladesh 166 against Zimbabwe
3. Bangladesh 165/4 against West Indies
4. Bangladesh 161/7 against Pakistan
5. Bangladesh 155/8 against India
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2012-09-16 18:27:55Top-5 Bangladesh Scores in T20I :
1. Bangladesh 190/5 against Ireland
2. Bangladesh 166 against Zimbabwe
3. Bangladesh 165/4 against West Indies
4. Bangladesh 161/7 against Pakistan
5. Bangladesh 155/8 against India
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2012-09-16 18:25:53Zimbabwe has arrived in Hambantota ahead of the opening match of the ICC World Twenty20 against Sri Lanka.
2012-09-16 18:24:06Arrived In Hambantota Ahead Of 1st T20 World Cup Match Against Zimbabwe.
2012-09-16 18:20:45
51 Test Centuries.....
49 One Day International Centuries....
TEST (Run, Against, Year, Result)
119* vs England - 1990 - Draw
148* vs Australia - 1992 - Draw
114 vs Australia - 1992 - Lost
111 vs South Africa - 1992 - Draw
165 vs England - 1993 - Won
104* vs Sri Lanka - 1993 - Won
142 vs Sri Lanka - 1994 - Won
179 vs West Indies - 1994 - Draw
122 vs England - 1996 - Lost
177 vs England - 1996 - Draw
169 vs South Africa - 1997 - Lost
143 vs Sri Lanka - 1997 - Draw
139 vs Sri Lanka - 1997 - Draw
148 vs Sri Lanka - 1997 - Draw
155* vs Australia - 1998 - Won
177 vs Australia - 1998 - Lost
113 vs New Zealand - 1998 - Lost
136 vs Pakistan - 1999 - Lost
124* vs Sri Lanka - 1999 - Draw
126 vs New Zealand - 1999 - Draw
217 vs New Zealand - 1999 - Draw
116 vs Australia - 1999 - Lost
122 vs Zimbabwe - 2000 - Won
201* vs Zimbabwe - 2000 - Draw
126 vs Australia - 2001 - Won
155 vs South Africa - 2001 - Lost
103 vs England - 2001 - Draw
176 vs Zimbabwe - 2002 - Won
117 vs West Indies - 2002 - Won
193 vs England - 2002 - Won
176 vs West Indies - 2002 - Draw
241* vs Australia - 2004 - Draw
194* vs Pakistan - 2004 - Won
248* vs Bangladesh - 2004 - Won
109 vs Sri Lanka - 2005 - Won
101 vs Bangladesh - 2007 - Draw
122* vs Bangladesh - 2007 - Won
154* vs Australia - 2008 - Lost
153 vs Australia - 2008 - Draw
109 vs Australia - 2008 - Won
103* vs England - 2008 - Won
160 vs New Zealand - 2009 - Won
100* vs Sri Lanka -2009 - Draw
105* Bangladesh - 2010 - Won
143 vs Bangladesh - 2010 - Won
100 vs South Africa - 2010 - Lost
106 vs South Africa - 2010 - Won
203 vs Sri Lanka - 2010 - Draw
214 vs Australia - 2010 - Won
111* vs South Africa - 2010 - Lost
146 vs South Africa - 2011 - Draw
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49 One Day International Centuries:-
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110 vs Australia - 1994 - Won
115 vs New Zealand - 1994 - Won
105 vs West Indies - 1994 - Won
112* vs Sri Lanka - 1995 - Won
127* vs Kenya - 1996 - Won
137 vs Sri Lanka - 1996 - Lost
100 vs Pakistan - 1996 - Won
118 vs Pakistan - 1996 - Won
110 vs Sri Lanka - 1996 - Lost
114 vs South Africa - 1996 - Won
104 vs Zimbabwe - 1997 - Won
117 vs New Zealand - 1997 - Won
100 vs Australia - 1998 - Won
143 vs Australia - 1998 - Lost
134 vs Australia - 1998 - Won
100* vs Kenya - 1998 - Won
128 vs Sri Lanka - 1998 - Won
127* vs Zimbabwe - 1998 - Won
141 vs Australia - 1998 - Won
118* vs Zimbabwe - 1998 - Won
124* vs Zimbabwe - 1998 - Won
140* vs Kenya - 1999 - Won
120 vs Sri Lanka - 1999 -Won
186 vs New Zealand - 1999 - Won
122 vs South Africa - 2000 - Won
101 vs Sri Lanka - 2000 - Lost
146 vs Zimbabwe - 2000 - Lost
139 vs Australia - 2001 - Won
122* vs West Indies - 2001 - Won
101 vs South Africa - 2001 - Lost
146 vs Kenya - 2001 - Won
105* vs England - 2002 - No Result
113 vs Sri Lanka - 2002 - Won
152 vs Namibia - 2003 - Won
100 vs Australia - 2003 - Won
102 vs New Zealand - 2003 - Won
141 vs Pakistan - 2004 - Lost
123 vs Pakistan - 2005 - Lost
100 vs Pakistan - 2006 - Lost
141* vs West Indies - 2006 - Lost
100 vs West Indies - 2007 - Won
117* vs Australia - 2008 - Won
163* vs New Zealand - 2009 - Won
138 vs Sri Lanka - 2009 - Won
175 vs Australia - 2009 - Lost
200* vs South Africa - 2010 - Won
120 vs England - 2011 - Tie
111 vs South Africa - 2011 - Lost
114 vs Bangladesh - 2012 - Lost
2012-09-16 18:15:53THE DEADLY RELATION BETWEEN AFRIKA AND THE REST OF THE WORLD IN PARTICULAR THE WEST.
By Nimba Mhaat Tiannimbo d’Eburnie.
NuKlee News Wire.
This image here really speaks volume. We see here a turn over oil-loaded truck and the cars are around it and pumping the oil/fuel out of this truck. That’s exactly the situation Africa and African people are facing with the rest of the world in particular the Western world. Africa for close to 600 years has been the meat and drink of the West.
To justify their demoniac action and to try at the best to hide their evil nature, the West has always developed thesis based upon lie,propaganda,illusion by reinforcing their racist perceptions of “superiority” and without them( the Westerners),the African people will be living in the “darkness”. But the reality is that Africa is the epicenter of the world. The West needs more Africa than Africa needs the world.
Curiously the people who are pretending that African people need them more,are the ones who have always made the move toward Africa. One troublesome fact is that the West in its strategy to invade Africa, has been using one-dimensional view of negatively portraying Africa with racist perceptions such as corrupt-governments which in reality they are the main agents of the corruption,racist perception HIV epidemic in African/”Black” people which in reality they( Westerners) are the manufacturers of these gems in the lab against us .Another racist perception of the Western world toward Africa are famine and drought ravaging a huge area of Africa which in reality the West is behind the confiscation of vast piece of rich lands to cultivate foods that will be for the most part exported to Europe,Asia and Middle region.
Why is that Africa the supposedly “cursed”, “poor” continent has been and still is the “lust”, longing for the West? What the Western countries: US,European Union and others are coming to seek in Africa at the current days? Is that for the pleasure to wander through Africa and “save” the African people from famine, diseases?
And if African/ “ Black” people were so unhealthy, full of diseases, why the “White” people need them as their slaves to go work for nothing in the “new world” so-called “ America” after Christopher Colombus “discovered “ it?
The reality is the West by nature evil has been living off Africa and continue to do so with the collaboration of some low-class African people. The West has “strategic” business and defense interests in the African’s vast mineral deposit countries such as Congo,Guinea-Conakry,Zimbabwe by keeping their attack-dogs( their puppets) in the region at the exception of Zimbabwe to facilitate the swallowing of these minerals.
The Western countries by the name of “investment”/ “investor” signed some lopsided contracts with their pawn African governments in place where for the most part these Western multinational corporations are the ones which dictate the terms of “trade agreements” . When some African governments that have the courage to engage in a win-win deals,these western companies always try to outmaneuver these governments in the negotiations just to have the big share from our vast resources that our ancestors left us.
Africa is the richest land on earth. Africa possesses 95% of the whole mineral resources. Africa possesses the vast majority of rich soils where 100% of all the flora and fauna are located. Everything you name it, Africa has it and the whole world want everything in Africa.Why the West, this “civilized” , “developed” region,to maintain its looting,neo-colonialism habits,its pursue of acquisition of materials,has to once again gut Africa?
The African people must understand that the “poverty” that they are in and the West is talking about is not accidental,but rather designed by the same people: European people.
As says an African proverb: “ No matter how long the night will last, the dawn will always appear and let the sun shines”. That’s to say, speaking about this fallen loaded-oil truck which represents Africa,will be turned up on its wheels,be recharged and continues its journey of progress.And this time will be plenty of trucks full of energetic materials belonged to African people and these parasite cars that were pumping the oil out of the fallen trucks won’t have any more the opportunity to do so.
So, African/Kemet/Moor brothers and sisters, all the evidence are around us and that’s nobody loves us except what we have in our land and that’s why they continue to create division among us to devitalize us because the enemy knows that when we are truly unify,nobody can stop us. That’s why we have to strengthen our instrument which is African Union in order to make Africa stronger.Yes,this truck will be repaired and it will hit the road again.
2012-09-16 18:14:04Zimbabwe has arrived in Hambantota ahead of the opening match of the ICC World Twenty20 against Sri Lanka.
2012-09-16 18:10:53
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The boy in Zimbabwe going for shopping with the equivalent of 3 US Dollars.
Worlds Poorest Country:
Because of hyper inflation Zimbabwe has become the poorest country in the world. It used to one of the 10 poorest countries but the 87.9 sextillion percent inflation has left the country's economy into ruins. The inflation worrying the country since 2007 saw the government printing 100 billion dollar bills that were only good enough to buy a few eggs. In August 2008 there was even a time where the government simply decided to take 10 zeroes off of every bank note – simply because they didn’t fit very well. Just 6 months later they removed an additional 12 zeroes. The 87 sextillion percent inflation meant that throughout the year prices kept doubling every 1.1 days. In other words – when an apple would cost 1 dollars on Monday it would already cost 64 dollars on Sunday. In a month the same apple would cost just over 1 billion dollars
The largest bank note that the government of Zimbabwe released was the 100 trillion dollar bill issued on January 2009. In addition to the economics problems the life expectancy of Zimbabwe is the lowest in the world - 37 years for men and 34 for women. One of the problems of the early deaths are the 21% of the population with HIV and AIDS . The health issues aren't seeing any improvement - in 2009 3 of the 4 largest hospitals and the countries only medical school were shut down.
Amazing Facts & interesting stuff..
Top-5 Bangladesh Scores in T20 :
1. Bangladesh 190/5 against Ireland
2. Bangladesh 166 against Zimbabwe
3. Bangladesh 165/4 against West Indies
4. Bangladesh 161/7 against Pakistan
5. Bangladesh 155/8 against India
2012-09-16 18:08:33Arrived In Hambantota Ahead Of 1st T20 World Cup Match Against Zimbabwe.
2012-09-16 18:08:01
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Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai gets married, despite a court ruling blocking the wedding.
2012-09-16 18:01:36
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THE DEADLY RELATION BETWEEN AFRIKA AND THE REST OF THE WORLD IN PARTICULAR THE WEST.
By Nimba Mhaat Tiannimbo d’Eburnie.
NuKlee News Wire.
This image here really speaks volume. We see here a turn over oil-loaded truck and the cars are around it and pumping the oil/fuel out of this truck. That’s exactly the situation Africa and African people are facing with the rest of the world in particular the Western world. Africa for close to 600 years has been the meat and drink of the West.
To justify their demoniac action and to try at the best to hide their evil nature, the West has always developed thesis based upon lie,propaganda,illusion by reinforcing their racist perceptions of “superiority” and without them( the Westerners),the African people will be living in the “darkness”. But the reality is that Africa is the epicenter of the world. The West needs more Africa than Africa needs the world.
Curiously the people who are pretending that African people need them more,are the ones who have always made the move toward Africa. One troublesome fact is that the West in its strategy to invade Africa, has been using one-dimensional view of negatively portraying Africa with racist perceptions such as corrupt-governments which in reality they are the main agents of the corruption,racist perception HIV epidemic in African/”Black” people which in reality they( Westerners) are the manufacturers of these gems in the lab against us .Another racist perception of the Western world toward Africa are famine and drought ravaging a huge area of Africa which in reality the West is behind the confiscation of vast piece of rich lands to cultivate foods that will be for the most part exported to Europe,Asia and Middle region.
Why is that Africa the supposedly “cursed”, “poor” continent has been and still is the “lust”, longing for the West? What the Western countries: US,European Union and others are coming to seek in Africa at the current days? Is that for the pleasure to wander through Africa and “save” the African people from famine, diseases?
And if African/ “ Black” people were so unhealthy, full of diseases, why the “White” people need them as their slaves to go work for nothing in the “new world” so-called “ America” after Christopher Colombus “discovered “ it?
The reality is the West by nature evil has been living off Africa and continue to do so with the collaboration of some low-class African people. The West has “strategic” business and defense interests in the African’s vast mineral deposit countries such as Congo,Guinea-Conakry,Zimbabwe by keeping their attack-dogs( their puppets) in the region at the exception of Zimbabwe to facilitate the swallowing of these minerals.
The Western countries by the name of “investment”/ “investor” signed some lopsided contracts with their pawn African governments in place where for the most part these Western multinational corporations are the ones which dictate the terms of “trade agreements” . When some African governments that have the courage to engage in a win-win deals,these western companies always try to outmaneuver these governments in the negotiations just to have the big share from our vast resources that our ancestors left us.
Africa is the richest land on earth. Africa possesses 95% of the whole mineral resources. Africa possesses the vast majority of rich soils where 100% of all the flora and fauna are located. Everything you name it, Africa has it and the whole world want everything in Africa.Why the West, this “civilized” , “developed” region,to maintain its looting,neo-colonialism habits,its pursue of acquisition of materials,has to once again gut Africa?
The African people must understand that the “poverty” that they are in and the West is talking about is not accidental,but rather designed by the same people: European people.
As says an African proverb: “ No matter how long the night will last, the dawn will always appear and let the sun shines”. That’s to say, speaking about this fallen loaded-oil truck which represents Africa,will be turned up on its wheels,be recharged and continues its journey of progress.And this time will be plenty of trucks full of energetic materials belonged to African people and these parasite cars that were pumping the oil out of the fallen trucks won’t have any more the opportunity to do so.
So, African/Kemet/Moor brothers and sisters, all the evidence are around us and that’s nobody loves us except what we have in our land and that’s why they continue to create division among us to devitalize us because the enemy knows that when we are truly unify,nobody can stop us. That’s why we have to strengthen our instrument which is African Union in order to make Africa stronger.Yes,this truck will be repaired and it will hit the road again.
The beautiful and angelic African culture and tradition. The richness of Kemet ( Africa)
Zimbabwean Priminster Morgan Tsvangirai, left, is seen with his wife Elizabeth Macheka during a traditional wedding ceremony in Harare, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012, despite a court ruling that canceled his marriage license on allegations that he would be committing bigamy. Tsvangirai, 60, and his bride exchanged vows and rings at a luxury convention facility in Harare but did not sign the legal marriage register. A court on Friday declared Tsvangirai already married under tribal law after seeing video footage of traditional bride price being paid last November to the family of another Zimbabwean woman. Polygamy is recognized in tribal law but not in Zimbabwe's national laws.