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Mugabe's crimes against the people of Mthwakazi - Full dossier
18 Sep 2017 at 07:45hrs | Views
This document chronicles the suffering compounded by the despicable genocide and ethnic cleansing inflicted on the people of Matabeleland (Mthwakazi) during the past one hundred and twenty-four (124) years by both the British establishment and its proxy, the ZANU-PF regime of Robert Gabriel Mugabe. It gives a fundamental justification as to why the people of Matabeleland (Mthwakazi) must be free to chart their own destiny, free from the tyranny of British colonialism and its proxy, Mugabe's regime in present-day Zimbabwe. It is the intention of this document to lay bare all of the facts by way of a summative outline regarding the genocide and ethnic cleansing that was not only inflicted and imposed through the annexation of the Kingdom of Mthwakazi (Matabeleland) - but also which has been continued and sustained by Robert Gabriel Mugabe's regime during the past thirty-seven (37) years.
In presenting the facts as they continue to remain unchanged, it is hoped that the reader close by to Mthwakazi, or within the region notably in Botswana, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia and Malawi, and indeed elsewhere within the wider African continent as well as across all continents of the world, the leaders of these countries, including the opposition parties therein, together with Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Human Rights Organisations, Churches of the world and other such organisations will STOP recognising and supporting the regime of Robert Gabriel Mugabe.
Clearly, therefore, this document seeks to give readers, policymakers and political decision-makers throughout the world, an insight and understanding as to why the people of Matabeleland (Mthwakazi) must be freed from the chains of genocide, ethnic cleansing, disappearances, unimaginable brutality and torture, poverty, unemployment, disease, illiteracy, and above all homelessness and lack of identity not only in this world but most critically in their own country of origin.
It is hoped that after reading this document, the reader will have a concrete and objective basis upon which to validate the plight of this besieged nation. Not least, it is hoped that those who have for so long perceived and admired Robert Gabriel Mugabe as a statesman will recognise him for what he really is, a butcherer and mass murderer of the people of Matabeleland (Mthwakazi). More importantly, it is hoped that for the first time, the international community which includes both Botswana and South Africa will react accordingly and effect serious mechanisms aimed at addressing the plight of the people of Mthwakazi, instead of making so much noise in respect to Cecil the Lion gunned down at Wankie Game Reserve. Rather the international community needs to understand that the assault suffered by a young woman recently in Johannesburg, by the name Gabriela Angels, at the hands of Grace Mugabe provides a historic and contemporary insight into the irrationality of Robert Gabriel Mugabe's ZANU-PF regime in totality since its assumption of power in 1980 in present-day Zimbabwe.
In presenting the facts as they continue to remain unchanged, it is hoped that the reader close by to Mthwakazi, or within the region notably in Botswana, South Africa, Swaziland, Zambia and Malawi, and indeed elsewhere within the wider African continent as well as across all continents of the world, the leaders of these countries, including the opposition parties therein, together with Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Human Rights Organisations, Churches of the world and other such organisations will STOP recognising and supporting the regime of Robert Gabriel Mugabe.
Clearly, therefore, this document seeks to give readers, policymakers and political decision-makers throughout the world, an insight and understanding as to why the people of Matabeleland (Mthwakazi) must be freed from the chains of genocide, ethnic cleansing, disappearances, unimaginable brutality and torture, poverty, unemployment, disease, illiteracy, and above all homelessness and lack of identity not only in this world but most critically in their own country of origin.
Source - MLF
