Opinion / Columnist
Mohadi resignation won't change status quo
04 Mar 2021 at 01:28hrs | Views
I CONCUR with the view that the appointment or removal of a vice presidents is not a matter of national importance.
Such matters are Zanu-PF internal processes which have very little, if any, to do with the running of the affairs of the country.
The country will continue to be run the Zanu-PF way despite whoever assumes the post left by Kembo Mohadi.
This has been demonstrated many times before.
In most of them, nothing really changed other than the late Vice-President Joshua Nkomo's appointment which stopped the massacres that were talking place in Matabeleleand and Midlands provinces and restored peace in the southern region in the postGukurahundi era.
Results of English Premier League matches have more impact here than the appointment of a vice-president despite that both are indeed sideshows given our daily hassles as ordinary patriots.
Such matters are Zanu-PF internal processes which have very little, if any, to do with the running of the affairs of the country.
The country will continue to be run the Zanu-PF way despite whoever assumes the post left by Kembo Mohadi.
This has been demonstrated many times before.
In most of them, nothing really changed other than the late Vice-President Joshua Nkomo's appointment which stopped the massacres that were talking place in Matabeleleand and Midlands provinces and restored peace in the southern region in the postGukurahundi era.
Results of English Premier League matches have more impact here than the appointment of a vice-president despite that both are indeed sideshows given our daily hassles as ordinary patriots.
Source - newsday
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