To me that spells disaster for this shambles that the SADC has forced the Mdc into.

It is once again another struggle with the dictatorship, in a different guise, which the SADC diplomatic clowns will take a while to realise its futility.

Which country has seen such tragicomic events as those in Zimbabwe unfolding on its own soil and sat back to watch.

So much southern african diplomatic nonsense in the quest to appease mugabe.

Seeing him swearing in the Mdc Leadership was as nauseating as watching him being sworn in after his murderous one man election last year.

African solutions for African problems!?

So Morgan shows he is just another tin-pot African leader with no idea how to run a country or how an economy functions. In the absence of huge donations from abroad (unlikely with mugabe still around) or from South Africa, this sounds like just another empty promise from a politician bereft of solid ideas.

Morgan, Zim is trashed. Nobody can expect anything to improve unless the people GET BACK TO WORK. I think Zimbabweans have forgotten how to work, they think that work means sitting in an empty government office, or selling a few bananas on the streets. No, work means tilling the soil to raise a decent cash crop, work means going down a mine, work means sweating in a factory from 8-5, work means providing waterholes for wild-life so that you can drive tourists around, work means building up the beef and dairy herds, work means loading flowers to ship to Europe. Without this real work, there can be no forex to pay anyone. The country needs to get back to work, (and it needs law and order to do it).

The fastest way to get the country back to work is to give all those 5000 stolen farms back to their lawful (sorry they’re white) owners. Within 12 months, a million people will be re-employed and the country will be ticking again.

But I suspect you just don’t have the guts to do that.

Well, then, stop misleading your people with bribes of forex. Until you get Zimbabweans back to work in productive jobs producing tngible goods, all you can promise your people is an empty begging-bowl.

Amai’s transfer of forex to the Far East has brought her friendship, especially with people from the Far East [edit]. One of these is a Thai lady: “Doctor” Taveesin, or Joy, as she is known to her friends. Our old friend “Doctor” Gideon Gono is the third member of this triangle. He enables Amai to externalise forex, and Taveesin hides it for her in Thailand.

This “contraband” money has used to set up at least one company, called Royal Asia Products, and probably some others as well.

Another of Gono’s friends, Dr Mahmood, who appeared on the US Sanctions list at the end of 2008. (He is a real Doctor by the way, a Doctor of Medicine: given the state of hospitals in our country what follows might make you annoyed.) Mahmood, who is also friendly with Constantine Chiwenga, is the “forex mule”: he is the man who carries the bags of forex out of the country for senior people and deposits it in banks in Kuala Lumpur. It is for this reason that Mahmood suddenly appeared on the Sanctions list.

A lovely hymn/poem by the way. Amen, etc.

But are you suggesting that Tsvangirai’s Government is an equal Providence? Because although the speech is most inspiring and statesmanlike, I am seriously wondering where the money is going to come from, to pay the entire civil service a living wage in foreign currency.

That apart, I do agree, the steadfast love of the Lord never ceases and His mercies never come to an end. But we need to avoid the mistakes of the past, including the formation of the Government that always promises but never delivers.

Welcome to ‘Animal Farm’ Morgan and MDC leaders…

Now you can all breathe easy…After ten years, millions in donor funds wasted, thousands of lives sacrificed…millions made destitute and forced to leave the country following you to nowhere, you have arrived.

Sir you and your immediate clique are finally there among the rest of the African leadership ‘pigs’…I know they say that a week is a long time in politics but I swear you are a fast learner…24hrs ago 10/02/09 you told a press conference that they could keep their PM position unless ALL the abductees were released? Now are PM and the full measure of your compromise is being rapidly hidden from the public view.

Soon people wont see the PR campaign and spin machine working in overdrive trying to make the alliance with the evil Zanu dead wood that you are now selling as freedom and the ‘new zimbabwe’ smell like a victory and roses…As you have learnt riding on their backs promising sweet nothings in their ears their hope…their patience is eternal.

I salute you and all that ever put any faith in your shambolic pretence at liberating Zimbabwe from tyranny.

Only vanity and fear allowed you and yours to paint yourselves into obvious corners, regardless of countless warnings; the blunders justified and covered over with propaganda and spin.

The irony of such Zanu-esque behaviour lost to you that though you had run out of ideas,clinging to any type of position and power mattered more.
The eternal line “WE HAD NO OTHER OPTION BUT TO JOIN THE GNU” saying more than you will ever know regarding your strategy and true philosophy.

Ordinary people The Ndira family, Gift Tandare all of them… (not your financiers) deserved much better people and ideas to lead them.
http://edition.cnn.com/video/?iref=videoglobal

When we have exhausted our store of endurance,
When our strength has failed ere the day is half done,
When we reach the end of our hoarded resources
Our Father’s full giving is only begun.

His love has no limits, His grace has no measure,
His power no boundary known unto men;
For out of His infinite riches in Jesus
He giveth, and giveth, and giveth again.