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1] By each passing day, i wonder what goes through #Mwonzora's mind as he continues to lose his #political battles with #Chamisa.
How does he think of himself as SG of a party who's supposed #MPs (majority), continue to defy his #authority?
Surely, one has to #pause & #reflect.
How does he think of himself as SG of a party who's supposed #MPs (majority), continue to defy his #authority?
Surely, one has to #pause & #reflect.
2] MDC supporters have seen 3 splits now.
They know that they have little to do with #constitutionalism.
When Biti left, NC, commenting on the #congress that followed mockingly said "we haven't invited Tendai & his oranges"
Fast forward to 2019, he's his closest lieutenant.
They know that they have little to do with #constitutionalism.
When Biti left, NC, commenting on the #congress that followed mockingly said "we haven't invited Tendai & his oranges"
Fast forward to 2019, he's his closest lieutenant.
3] When Ncube left, citing certain issues, those who have left now mocked him.
The same happened when Biti & EM & even MaKhupe left.
The #constitutionalists remained.
The MDC supporters are not stupid.
They are rational.
They see through the patronizing Latin from the Lawyers.
The same happened when Biti & EM & even MaKhupe left.
The #constitutionalists remained.
The MDC supporters are not stupid.
They are rational.
They see through the patronizing Latin from the Lawyers.
(1/3) #Zimbabwe’s Min. of Fin. #Ncube has just officially blessed a huge devaluation in Zim quasi currencies and said they will float. He should have added that they won’t float on a sea of tranquility, but sink. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
(2/3) With the creation of RTSG dollars, which are simply composed of RTGS balances, bond note and bond coins, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has changed nothing. Bond notes and RTGS$ are cancerous and must be removed from #Zimbabwe's monetary system.
(3/3) By combining bond notes and RTSGs into RTSG dollars, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has only compounded the problem. Instead of adding another currency to its shell game, it should have gotten rid of its quasi-currencies all together.
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