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Reason Wafawarova on Monday It has become common practice that political foes often depart from the conventional meaning of common vocabulary with astonishing flaccidity, that one would think they take the world to be populated with retards that are so gullible that they just swallow contrived meanings for absolute realities. The conventional meanings of such […]
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Reason Wafawarova on Monday The role of the media in a democratic election is pivotal in that it keeps voters informed about the priorities and programmes of different political parties and candidates. In a true democracy, voters need to know which candidate stands where on which issue, otherwise the exercise of electoral rights stands violated. […]
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When an ideology enslaves someone into narrow-mindedness it is serving the wrong purpose. An ideology must be a fountain from which freedom and sound policies for the betterment and development of people come, not some dogmatic political identity causing civil conflict and strife among the people.
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WITH just a few weeks before the elections on July 30, presidential candidates might feel tempted to promise the world to still-undecided voters, and we have already heard of some outrageous promises in the run-up to this election; some that do not even rise to the level of nonsense.
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Chamisa has seen that MDC-T cannot and will not match the zanu-pf election machinery, and that is why he is coming under the banner of an alliance with other inadequate political outfits with no chance whatsoever of ever winning an election in Zimbabwe. But six weak parties add up to six weak parties the way six zeroes add up to nothing, but six zeroes.
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Thokozani Khupe deserved tolerance and respect at the burial of Morgan Tsvangirai, yet she was brutalised by mercenaries of intolerance hired and sponsored by people aspiring to be our national leaders.
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We have collectively counted our land as a crown for the death of Nehanda and Kaguvi; not because they are the only two people to be killed for fighting for our emancipation, but because they pioneered the defence of this land on behalf of unborn generations. They were killed in defence of the future.
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The idea of propaganda is to affect decision making among voters, especially the hesitant voters. Politicians want to reduce uncertainty by providing free information to voters. While free, this information is complex, excludes cause and effect so that voters will find it too cumbersome to verify.
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In October 2012, Nelson Chamisa wrote a piece titled “MDC-T: Last mile towards real change,” where he stated Zimbabwe “saunters towards the demise of the ultimate phase of a hard transition.”
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ABRAHAM Brill spent most of his entire adult life doing psychoanalysis, and he wrote widely on it, and is well respected in the field of psychology in general.
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Reason Wafawarova on Monday NOW Morgan Tsvangirai is resting in eternal peace back in Humanikwa Village in Buhera; from where he hailed before we all knew him as a firebrand unionist and politician. May his soul rest in peace. It is undeniable that Morgan Tsvangirai enjoyed a
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Mike Staresinic is a little known author who largely writes on leadership, and he took time to write an opinion piece in anticipation of a gigantic Nelson Chamisa rise, even concluding that the 40-year-old Zimbabwean politician could turn out to be Southern Africa’s “other Nelson” — daring a comparison between the opposition politician and the iconic anti-apartheid revolutionary Nelson Mandela. Knowing our own Nelson, he must be feeling really good.
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Reason Wafawarova on Monday MDC-T, together with the self-destructing NPP led by Joice Mujuru, and other MDC offshoots and pretend-political outfits in the so-called MDC-Alliance; as well as the bitterness-driven NPF, initiated by troubled Patrick Zhuwao and his superiors; have all become enigmatic. Nothing will come out of these parties in 2018, except making the […]
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Reason Wafawarova on Monday IT is hard to understand what Nelson Chamisa, Tendai Biti and Dewa Mavhinga thought they were doing flying to the United States to engage the Americans over the future of our own country.
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Reason Wafawarova Correspondent For how long shall violence and bloodletting be associated with elections in Africa? This is a question most Africans concerned with how the continent is governed have been asking since the fall of colonial empires in the early 1950s.
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