It's been a year and Zimbabwe needs a new identity! - Melusi Sibanda

It's been a year and Zimbabwe needs a new identity!

So it's been a year since the coup drama and we're still pretty much screwed, if not worse than we were at this point last year. President EDM is practicing his Zimbabwe 'scarf' diplomacy to no avail. The reason for the failure and lacklustre performance of his new government is that he has no vision nor any marketing strategy. Zimbabwe has no positive story or promise to sell. We are still a state in desolation and constant decline and we need a major boost that can only come in the form of a change in a identity and direction that will involve everyone within the country, young and old, black and white, locals and diasporans alike.

Sustainable economic developement through environmental protection.

Yes people this is our best option to start moving forward as a country. Very few countries in the world have the resource Zimbabwe has to adopt a Governace by Sustainability policy. We have the land, minerals, livestock, animals, infrastructure (needs work), education (requires work), health (needs work) and most importantly the people to pull this off. A sustainable economy involves everyone in within the and enduces heathly communities, economic vitality and most importantly a natural environment for our future generations.

EDM has struggled to get the Zimbabwean population and foriegn investors on board, however, I am convinced that by identifying ourselves and our country as one that is aiming for Sustainable developement, it'll be a giant step toward unity, developement and investment.

It won't be easy, however, look what RWANDA has acheived over 20 years...

Melusi Sibanda

Of state sponsored abductions - Justice Sibanda

The US is yet to reach a final conclusion on the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, officials say, despite reports the CIA believes it was ordered by the Saudi crown prince.
"Numerous unanswered questions" remain, a State Department statement said.
Sources told US media they did not believe the murder could have taken place without the approval of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS).

As this saga draws to an end we can't help but think about the numerous Zimbabweans who have met similar fate at the hands of the Zanu PF regime. Our thoughts are with the families that will never have answers to what befell their loved ones. As in the Khashoggi incident, they committed no crimes, they only spoke up against the corruption, bad governance, human rights abuses, economic mismanagement and unemployment so high that you can no longer call it rampant. I have no doubt that the fate they befell came from orders from the highest office in the land.

As part of the way forward I propose a database of all opponents of the Zimbabwean government that are missing. I implore the Zimbabwean Government to bring closure to hundreds of families and let them know what happened to their loved ones and where their remains. Mugabe may be gone but the hurt he has caused can still be felt so strongly.



NGOs over to you, let's get this database up and running.

The struggle goes on 😢

Justice Melusi Sibanda