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Copyright © 2008 The Women’s International Perspective
I commend you both on the outstanding, humanitarian work you're doing in your country. We women do have an ability to see what is really needed to bring about positive social changes.
Good luck with your work, and God be with you.
sincerely,
Scribe
Posted by scribe | November 15, 2008 7:53 AM
Your article is excellent, and I totally agree with your suggestions on how this dire problem might be resolved. It is a sad state of affairs when money has more value than human life; which is the case today in too many countries.
However, I do believe if more people who care about their fellow men became vocal and active in their concerns this would do a lot to speed up change. Vox populi, vox Dei.
Posted by scribe | September 16, 2008 10:31 AM
Your article is excellent, and I totally agree with your suggestions on how this dire problem might be resolved. It is a sad state of affairs when money has more value than human life; which is the case today in too many countries.
However, I do believe if more people who care about their fellow men became vocal and active in their concerns this would do a lot to speed up change. Vox populi, vox Dei.
Posted by scribe | September 16, 2008 10:31 AM
Hello Mailin:
It is sad to see your beautiful country being descimated by Mugabe. You've had the elections, and he, from what the world has gathered-lost, and yet he still wants to 'hang on'to his position. Personally, I feel the United nations, or the African countries should step in and oust him out. He, and his cronies, have runied your country.
Take heart that there are a lot of people who do care, and want to see your country thriving once again.
Vicky S.
Posted by scribe | April 19, 2008 12:10 PM