Opinion / Columnist
Unity is the Bedrock of National Development!
17 Dec 2014 at 09:17hrs | Views
Now that the ZANU-PF Congress came and is gone; this post Congress period is time for re-focus so that we work diligently to build Zimbabwe.
Congratulations to all newly appointed leaders! May the Lord assist them all to execute their respective duties effectively and efficiently. They should be aware that they are placed to work for public interest, not for self-enrichment as was the case with some of the expelled leaders.
The prime aspect that we should all subscribe to, is the unwavering call for universal unity amongst all Zimbabweans. A united nation is the bedrock of development. Majority of Zimbabweans concur with Minister Saviour Kasukuwere to stop all planned action against embattled ZANU-PF leaders, who suffered from vote of no confidence, including suspension for five years. This is the time to revitalize our energies towards unity and re-alignment of our priorities on development.
It's high time that we put aside all our differences and coincide forcefully in crafting vibrant strategies which would spring up our country to greater heights of development.
Dr Grace Mugabe, be informed that, Zimbabweans were impressed by your capabilities and abilities to deal vehemently with recalcitrant leaders who believed that they were sacred until you pounced on them recently. That was great! Viva Dr Grace Mugabe!
At the same time we expect Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission to re-activate itself, and take a leading role in fighting corruption which is disrupting efficiency in all sectors of our economy. In the event of a successful eradication of corruption, the national cake will be adequate to reach all citizens. As it stands now, corruption is gnawing what is supposed to be shared by the majority.
Zimbabweans should watch-out for corrupt elements in all facets of society, and report them immediately so that they are dealt with instantly.
Government should tighten its belts on application of correct tender procedures where some people fraught the law. Such rotten persons should be flushed out to exorcise the nation of corruption.
Suitable pillars should be put into place to empower all citizens to participate actively in the fight against corruption. The Government can keep toll free phone numbers open for 24-hours a day to enable citizens to report on any corrupt activities.
To hell with corruption!
Source - Suitable Kajau
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