nuzo:

Is the hip hop audience not a small population?

nuzo:

That was why i said you were sentimental innitially.

Not a bad idea if he is yor hero.

Ndipe:

So, Mugabe is a hero@awoof?


@Ndipe

wake up i did not say that, i only used him as an example of what the west can do to anyone they like and how they can run down those they don't like. and i know what i am saying, i have been monitoring the bashing that man has been receiving on the BBC almost on daily basis, i have interacted with hundreds of Zimbabweans and even now at my present location they are here in large numbers, they are totally in support of that man forget all what you hear or watch on BBC world or CNN, they are just pushing that man Tsangarai or whatever they call him. were you not surprised that despite all their noise on their media the ruling party still nominated him for another term? the point is i believe after serving for so long he should step down for younger people, but it is not CNN or BBC that should tell him that. the west have deliberately stiffled the economy to force him out, thank God Zimbabwean military is not the politicised type no coup . my belief is that he will not contest the next election, he only went for renomination to shame the west and their perfidy thats all

Ikomi:

I don't think Mugabe is a Demon as the west would want to portray him. That man stayed in Prison 4 11yrs for the freedom of his country. Even when the old Rhodesia gained independence he placed former white rulers in his goverment to help him keep Zibabwe's economy on track. But what did they do? He was betrayed. Some of the white people he even placed in his goverment went of to South Africa which was still then under white rule to help topple Mugabe. Unfortunately, he has turned on his former friends and allies since then after the betrayal, and not only them but any other of his country men who has decided to lean on the wests' support.

It might be true that Mugabe might not be doing fine now, but lets not forget the west that is trying to persecute and crucify him now, made him. They are very good at that, when your their friend they praise u, when u turn against them your the enemy, but what they never tell u is the story of how an angel turned into a demon.

Like 2pac of late memory said. "Your calling me a criminal while your the one that made me." He might sound like another gangster idiot, but their is big truth in that saying.

We have a lot of example: talk about Mobutu Seseseko of Zaire. When he was needed by the west, whatever Mobutu did to his people in the intrest of the west was well and good. But when they did'nt need him anymore they pointed out all the faults of Mobutu, with their good cameras and well spoken reporters.

So sometimes I really look at Mugabe and see a man who has really lost focus, but his very angry at those people that made him loose it. And his ready to deal with them with all his strength for his remaining years in office, even though he knows it wont be so long.

Ndipe:

Staying 11 years in jail, does not give him the right to stay in power for life. Mandela stayed in jail for more than 2 decades, came out to be the president of his country, and voluntarily stepped down. All this blame story, being shifted to the west, has to stop. Mugabe has to accept responsibility of his actions, instead of blaming the West. Since he is aware of that they are so 'bad', why can't he seek the honor of his people, by voluntarily stepping down?

Ndipe:

We should not rely on a consortium of our leaders to determine if Mugabe (or any other leader) should step down. Let the masses decide. The leaders should rather, lock head together to put an end to the festering war in Darfur, eliminate poverty, and other challenges that has led to an increase in social malaise in the continent, experienced by its citizens.