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Zanu-PF members develop spectacular tradition of trying to outdo each other in grovelling Mugabe
19 Oct 2015 at 07:15hrs | Views
A Political Commentator George Mkhwananzi has said Zanu-PF members have developed a habit of trying to out do each other in trying to grovel President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace.
In a post he sent on facebook Mkhwananzi said Zimbabwe politics is convoluted.
"Members of Zanu-PF have developed a spectacular tradition of trying to outdo each in grovelling to Robert Mugabe and his wives," he said.
"Yes 'wives' because this didn't start with Ntombizodwa Marufu, they did it with Sally Mugabe as well. They kneel, crawl, sing praises and bootlick. VP Phelekezela Mphoko is the latest to do that."
He said in the early1990s I attended a rally in Tsholotsho addressed by the late VP Joshua Nkomo.
"He introduced Sally Mugabe as indlovukazi (the Queen). People protested loudly and one man angrily answered back that "Akasiyo ndlovukazı lo liwule likaMgabe".
"He was picked up by the CIO and tortured badly," said Mkhwananzi.
"The media reported the event and described it as an act of drunkenness. Perhaps Jabulani Sibanda was wrong after all about Grace; power and authority in Zimbabwe are indeed STDs (Sexually Transmitted Duties)."
In a post he sent on facebook Mkhwananzi said Zimbabwe politics is convoluted.
"Members of Zanu-PF have developed a spectacular tradition of trying to outdo each in grovelling to Robert Mugabe and his wives," he said.
"Yes 'wives' because this didn't start with Ntombizodwa Marufu, they did it with Sally Mugabe as well. They kneel, crawl, sing praises and bootlick. VP Phelekezela Mphoko is the latest to do that."
"He introduced Sally Mugabe as indlovukazi (the Queen). People protested loudly and one man angrily answered back that "Akasiyo ndlovukazı lo liwule likaMgabe".
"He was picked up by the CIO and tortured badly," said Mkhwananzi.
"The media reported the event and described it as an act of drunkenness. Perhaps Jabulani Sibanda was wrong after all about Grace; power and authority in Zimbabwe are indeed STDs (Sexually Transmitted Duties)."
Source - Byo24News
