Opinion / Letters
Is Chinotimba serious?
24 Jan 2015 at 08:10hrs | Views
EDITOR
I refer to the story "Chinotimba invades 300ha farm". And so this is the wise, caring, humorous MP and the one who won some "human rights" award?
Truly, I am gobsmacked at this nation's stupidity. Zimbabwe is never going to go forward, only backwards.
Although late in the day, we thought that Lands minister Douglas Mombeshora's change in land policy direction was at least a step in the right direction.
I read somewhere recently that the ruling party had accepted that there were errors in the whole land debacle and that they admitted it had been wrong in at least three areas.
They admitted that they should never have taken land from the black Zimbabwean farmer; they admitted they had erred in not compensating the commercial farmer for his fixed and movable assets and they admitted that they should have paid compensation to land held and farmed by foreign countries under bilateral agreements.
Any person's admission of a fault or wrongdoing is a very positive thing.
Always, just when there is a glimmer of hope, someone in Zanu-PF comes forward to kill the light.
We can kiss our foreign direct investment and future goodbye. What sort of country has Zimbabwe become? Zanu-PF are bringing themselves down.
Although it is extremely painful for an entire nation, we can be assured that the Lord will not put up with this wilful oppression and sin forever.
May God have mercy on us and may He raise up a man to lead this nation: a man after His own heart.
NM
I refer to the story "Chinotimba invades 300ha farm". And so this is the wise, caring, humorous MP and the one who won some "human rights" award?
Truly, I am gobsmacked at this nation's stupidity. Zimbabwe is never going to go forward, only backwards.
Although late in the day, we thought that Lands minister Douglas Mombeshora's change in land policy direction was at least a step in the right direction.
I read somewhere recently that the ruling party had accepted that there were errors in the whole land debacle and that they admitted it had been wrong in at least three areas.
They admitted that they should never have taken land from the black Zimbabwean farmer; they admitted they had erred in not compensating the commercial farmer for his fixed and movable assets and they admitted that they should have paid compensation to land held and farmed by foreign countries under bilateral agreements.
Always, just when there is a glimmer of hope, someone in Zanu-PF comes forward to kill the light.
We can kiss our foreign direct investment and future goodbye. What sort of country has Zimbabwe become? Zanu-PF are bringing themselves down.
Although it is extremely painful for an entire nation, we can be assured that the Lord will not put up with this wilful oppression and sin forever.
May God have mercy on us and may He raise up a man to lead this nation: a man after His own heart.
NM
Source - NM
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