Opinion / Columnist
Temba Mliswa a fallucinating failed politician
17 Dec 2015 at 21:11hrs | Views
Temba Mliswa is perpetually a hallucinating failed politician that is haunted by his failure to stay afloat on the political landscape. He was indelibly pained by his expulsion from ZANU-PF that he is finding any slight excuse as an opportunity to revenge against his perceived political opponents.
Recently Mliswa uttered a sensationally and falsified statement that President Robert Gabriel Mugabe, who is the First Secretary of ZANU-PF, is now a common enemy in the party, which is contrary to the obtaining reality on the ground.
This contradicts the fact that all wings of the party, at the recent ZANU-PF Conference held this December in Victoria Falls, unanimously made a resolution agreeing to make him the party's life president owing to his rare and exceptional leadership qualities which the people cannot afford to do without.
There was no opposition against such an endorsement which exposes and disputes what Mliswa spewed out of hate and malice. Besides, Temba Mliswa is no longer a ZANU-PF member; therefore, he is not qualified to comment on ZANU-PF matters. He is supposed to concentrate on mending his failed political career which makes him a political prostitute that roves from one political movement to another in search of gold.
The public ceased taking Mliswa seriously because he is a typical example of a moron that is propelled by the zeal to pursue his narrow political interests in vain. He seemed to have received poor political tutoring from the embattled political buffoon, his uncle, Didymus Mutasa. Both combined, make up a perfect political circus that makes the public remain in amazement over their lack of political dexterity.
Mliswa is devoid of a traceable political profile that makes him relevant in the public domain. He is now a dead and buried political vagabond. His chances of resuscitation are next to zero.
President Mugabe never canvassed to be endorsed by the delegates at the Victoria Falls conference. He is an envy for the rest of Africa as the only post independent leader in Africa that succeeded in achieving total independence by ensuring political and economic emancipation for his people. This made him a global case study that is being under-studied by other nation states for them to improve their own situations at home.
Recently Mliswa uttered a sensationally and falsified statement that President Robert Gabriel Mugabe, who is the First Secretary of ZANU-PF, is now a common enemy in the party, which is contrary to the obtaining reality on the ground.
This contradicts the fact that all wings of the party, at the recent ZANU-PF Conference held this December in Victoria Falls, unanimously made a resolution agreeing to make him the party's life president owing to his rare and exceptional leadership qualities which the people cannot afford to do without.
There was no opposition against such an endorsement which exposes and disputes what Mliswa spewed out of hate and malice. Besides, Temba Mliswa is no longer a ZANU-PF member; therefore, he is not qualified to comment on ZANU-PF matters. He is supposed to concentrate on mending his failed political career which makes him a political prostitute that roves from one political movement to another in search of gold.
Mliswa is devoid of a traceable political profile that makes him relevant in the public domain. He is now a dead and buried political vagabond. His chances of resuscitation are next to zero.
President Mugabe never canvassed to be endorsed by the delegates at the Victoria Falls conference. He is an envy for the rest of Africa as the only post independent leader in Africa that succeeded in achieving total independence by ensuring political and economic emancipation for his people. This made him a global case study that is being under-studied by other nation states for them to improve their own situations at home.
Source - Suitable Kajau
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