1. Our problem is that we hear the word village and what pops up is an image of a place without any electricity and functional ablution facilities. When you travel the globe, you see what others call a village you'll quickly be ashamed.
2. We are as educated as they are, we have 10000 dams and 300 days of sunlight but we are content with our elders hiding in the bushes to defecate, with young ones making fun of them. We are ok with not having taped water delivered to our cousins back in the village.
3. We seem to have accepted that this backwardness bestows some virtue or purity to the extent that our vision for rural areas is limited. I respected the MDC Plan on Development and Urbanization of Rural Areas.
4. It was a vital realization that by raising the quality of life in rural areas you stem Rural to Urban migration and broaden the economic base. People laughed when Nelson mentioned airports in rural areas.But the white farmers had aerodromes on their farms in those areas
5. When you see those great shows on off the grid living don't you yearn that our people in Mhandamabwe Shurugwi could have that. Why can't we have that? Why reduce our people to a life of strife, vanhu kutozoonerawo magetsi kuHarare.
6. We must exorcise this chimushamusha habit and expand the economy to reach everyone. Lets have nice rural areas, with energy available. In this day and age vana vanonoverengera pabhawa..exposing them to rabid molestors and predators. Come Zimboz, this can't be it!
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