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The Minority outwits the Majority

Zimbabwe a country of curious political happenings indeed. The minority have taken over the reigns of power only through their wits this time and not by majority. it is interesting to look at the planning behind this. From 2008 ZANU-PF kne…

Published: 02 Aug 2013 at 16:56hrs | | by Clive Mkandla

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The Minority outwits the Majority

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