Tsvangirai says Zimbabwe power-sharing deal can work
As much as Tsvangirai and the people of Zimbabwe want this deal to work it will not work as long Mugabe has power hungry and selfish politicians in his party like George Charamba, Emmerson Mnanangwa and all those corrupt ZANU PF officials who do not want Tsvangirai to rule because they are afraid their corrupt activities will be found out. ZANU PF is made up of selfish people who will one day face the music. I think the international community should pile up pressure on Mugabe and arrest him for crimes against humanity. Mugabe must be arrested by the International Tribunal Court the moment he sets foot outside Zimbabwe- this man has caused enough suffering to the people of Zimbabwe.
A 'Cheeky Little Devil' Leads Rights Fight in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe really needs political activists like Jenni Williams who are not afraid of rolling in the mud and getting dirty. many of leaders who started off the struggle to free Zimbabwe from Mugabe have lost the plot are now power hungry people who do not have the people of Zimbabwe at heart. From the time she started political activism, Williams has not lost the plot, she is consistent and has the people of Zimbabwe at heart...if everyone could be like this, Zimbabwe's problems would have long been solved.
Ugandan Parents Send Their Children to Boarding Schools to Cope with the Food Crisis
Lovely article Halimah. The lack of food insecurity in Africa is a serious cause of concern but its worsened by most governments' lack of foresight and ability to plan ahead. If I became president of a country I tell you I would never sleep peacefully if I knew anyone had slept on a hungry stomach.
Constance Manika, Zimbabwe
Strategies for the Crippling of a Nation: Mugabe’s Ruthless Cling to Power
This is wonderful work Sarah and Kate that shows that it has been a long and difficult road. We pray now for God's intervention and it is my hope that world keeps up the pressure on Mugabe. Many other dictators who had terrorized their people over decades and decades have fallen and I believe his time we come eventually. Really good work. Constance Manika.
Woman to Woman: How Giving in Uganda Changed My Life
A deeply moving testimony Carrie. God bless you for this wonderful work you are doing.Women should not lose their lives for bringing life into this world. I respect women like you who appreciate this wonderful and unique role that women play. God bless you thoroughly. Constance Manika, Zimbabwe
Perceived as “Dykes, Whores, Bitches”: 1 in 3 Military Women Experience Sexual Abuse
Nancy this was such an enlightening article. I thought it was here in Zimbabwe that women in the uniformed forces suffered such abuse. I felt very connected to these three former war veterans and felt that pain and frustrations. Thank you.
Constance Manika
Election Fever Grips Zimbabweans as Prospects for Change Are Near
Thank you all. I am very nervous and so excited about this election that I couldn't even sleep today. I woke as early as 5am to queue up and I thought i was going to be first one in line but I found 50 people already there. I managed to cast my vote at exactly 9am.
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Congratulations The WIP on this anniversary. I am really proud and honoured to be part of these great team of great thinkers and inspiring women writers.Constance Manika.
As much as Tsvangirai and the people of Zimbabwe want this deal to work it will not work as long Mugabe has power hungry and selfish politicians in his party like George Charamba, Emmerson Mnanangwa and all those corrupt ZANU PF officials who do not want Tsvangirai to rule because they are afraid their corrupt activities will be found out. ZANU PF is made up of selfish people who will one day face the music. I think the international community should pile up pressure on Mugabe and arrest him for crimes against humanity. Mugabe must be arrested by the International Tribunal Court the moment he sets foot outside Zimbabwe- this man has caused enough suffering to the people of Zimbabwe.
Posted by cmanika | October 18, 2008 9:29 AM
Zimbabwe really needs political activists like Jenni Williams who are not afraid of rolling in the mud and getting dirty. many of leaders who started off the struggle to free Zimbabwe from Mugabe have lost the plot are now power hungry people who do not have the people of Zimbabwe at heart. From the time she started political activism, Williams has not lost the plot, she is consistent and has the people of Zimbabwe at heart...if everyone could be like this, Zimbabwe's problems would have long been solved.
Posted by cmanika | October 18, 2008 9:19 AM
Lovely article Halimah. The lack of food insecurity in Africa is a serious cause of concern but its worsened by most governments' lack of foresight and ability to plan ahead. If I became president of a country I tell you I would never sleep peacefully if I knew anyone had slept on a hungry stomach.
Constance Manika, Zimbabwe
Posted by cmanika | July 29, 2008 11:03 PM
Thanks for the solidarity mus sister Susan, God bless. Constance Manika in troubled Zimbabwe.
Posted by cmanika | July 5, 2008 4:30 AM
This is wonderful work Sarah and Kate that shows that it has been a long and difficult road. We pray now for God's intervention and it is my hope that world keeps up the pressure on Mugabe. Many other dictators who had terrorized their people over decades and decades have fallen and I believe his time we come eventually. Really good work. Constance Manika.
Posted by cmanika | June 26, 2008 12:35 AM
A deeply moving testimony Carrie. God bless you for this wonderful work you are doing.Women should not lose their lives for bringing life into this world. I respect women like you who appreciate this wonderful and unique role that women play. God bless you thoroughly. Constance Manika, Zimbabwe
Posted by cmanika | June 13, 2008 12:42 AM
Nancy this was such an enlightening article. I thought it was here in Zimbabwe that women in the uniformed forces suffered such abuse. I felt very connected to these three former war veterans and felt that pain and frustrations. Thank you.
Constance Manika
Posted by cmanika | May 7, 2008 3:08 AM
Thank you all. I am very nervous and so excited about this election that I couldn't even sleep today. I woke as early as 5am to queue up and I thought i was going to be first one in line but I found 50 people already there. I managed to cast my vote at exactly 9am.
Posted by cmanika | March 29, 2008 2:33 AM
Congratulations The WIP on this anniversary. I am really proud and honoured to be part of these great team of great thinkers and inspiring women writers.Constance Manika.
Posted by cmanika | March 5, 2008 10:46 PM