Opinion / Columnist
Mnangagwa speeches not enough without apologising
11 Jun 2018 at 18:37hrs | Views
In response to Let's break from the past: Mnangagwa says: This is the speech that we Zimbabweans want to hear from the highest office. I salute you President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
The biggest problem now is to change the mindset of the people in the rural areas. Some people are being forced to attend Zanu-PF meetings through threats from your comrades.
Mnangagwa has shown that repentance and apologising shows a man is serious. At present he is not saying what the Zanu-PF people were doing in the past 38 years.
The people who Zanu-PF terrorised still don't have answers. The moment of madness is not well-explained. I don't like it because Mnangagwa wants us to sweep things under the carpet.
There was a man called Zacchaeus in the Bible who repented and said: "I will give half of what I stole to the poor and I will repay those I stole from three times", but it's not so with Mnangagwa.
All the same thank you for the wonderful words President, but that is not enough.
The biggest problem now is to change the mindset of the people in the rural areas. Some people are being forced to attend Zanu-PF meetings through threats from your comrades.
Mnangagwa has shown that repentance and apologising shows a man is serious. At present he is not saying what the Zanu-PF people were doing in the past 38 years.
The people who Zanu-PF terrorised still don't have answers. The moment of madness is not well-explained. I don't like it because Mnangagwa wants us to sweep things under the carpet.
There was a man called Zacchaeus in the Bible who repented and said: "I will give half of what I stole to the poor and I will repay those I stole from three times", but it's not so with Mnangagwa.
All the same thank you for the wonderful words President, but that is not enough.
Source - newsday
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