Hosea Chipanga bemoans Zim state as worse than during colonialists days

A Zimbabwean Musician Hosea Chipanga has lamented over the state of Zimbabwe describing as currently worse than during the time when it was a colony indicating that the heroes who died for its liberation if they wake up now they would demand their lives and let the country go.

Chipanga said nobody would have died fighting for Zimbabwe if Rhodesia was what the country is today.

"I want to thank all our Freedom fighters, the Chimbwidos and the Mujibaz dead and the living, for the great job they did to liberate us," said Chipanga

Thank you all. More so I would like to thank our colonisers for making Rhodesia a country worth fighting and dying for."

He said had it been as what Zimbabwe is today no one would have thought of fighting for it.

"If the dead would rise today they would sure demand back their lives and return Zimbabwe to Rhodesia, for they never died to make the country poorer, never for their children to be beggars in other countries," said Chipanga.

"No water, no electricity, no jobs, no own currency, no even the freedom to cry out your pain. (POSA) Who in his or her normal sense would have fought and died for a country in this present status?"

 He said he wish the dead would rise and see for themselves what their blood has brought to their families here present.