Mutsa Murenje

I have no iota of doubt that most of my readers have, by now, gone through Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Op-Ed (read lies) published by The New York Times on 11 March 2018.

On 15 February 2018, I got up to the news that our leader, President Morgan Tsvangirai, of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) had passed on the previous night. As is my custom, I had gotten up to do some reading on developments in our country and around the globe.

I have a problem with politics of disappearance and brutality. And I have a problem with dictatorship and Robert Mugabe's leadership style.

Robert Mugabe is a liability to the nation and is no doubt also a traitor to the cause of freedom. He does not care at all about what he says.

I wish, first and foremost, to satisfy my greatest debt of gratitude which I owe to the National Constitutional Assembly for their production of the simplified Constitution of Zimbabwe whose purpose is no doubt to help the oppressed and suffering people of

I am making a clarion call to all and sundry to radically change our orientation and approach to national issues. I am calling for increased interaction with the various pieces of legislation governing our country.