The priority of the Mthwakazi movement’s engagement in politics must be to better the lives of people and, not just a vehicle for opportunists to amass political power. The movement does not exist to replace ZANU PF but as a vehicle for the creation of opportunity and access to all who call Matabeleland home. Continue reading
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Only a positive campaign befits Matabeleland polity
The Mthwakazi movement needs to adopt a transformational leadership stance that will inspire our people to be what they could be. We want to put to bed a pessimist political face in the region; thus, fighting negativity within our space must be the purpose for our political engagement. Continue reading
Internal division is causing more damage to Matabeleland polity
The best way of weakening our politics and ensuring our political demise is sustained and misdirected internal political division. Critical appraisal of policies is one thing, squabbling is another; the former is constructive, the latter is disruptive often with damaging outcomes. Continue reading
Matabeleland must keep the focus
The greatest deception Matabeleland has suffered has been our belief we were independent; the reality is that we are not walking down the right path; we are going nowhere within the Zimbabwean political system. Surprising…Not! The ZANU PF system is not meant to empower Matabeleland. Continue reading
Mthwakazi youth must participate in Mthwakazi politics
There is no doubt we have entered a period of heightened political enlightenment and activity within Matabeleland. Our future is at stake, we require that everyone not only stays alert but plays their role too. Our youth needs to guard against complacency and thus, falling asleep through this journey. Continue reading
Youth participation and Matabeleland government system
The government system we deserve will not create itself and just walk into our lounges; we need to stand up, build it and the gates that allow it into every household. If we want change, we need to appreciate that the major responsibility lies in participation. Continue reading
Matabeleland and the violent intervention debate
People are free to exercise their right to choose but, they need to understand that with every choice comes responsibility. War cannot be casually pushed up the list of our interventions without giving a decent attempt at nonviolent interventions. Continue reading
