Zimbabwe gets US$70 000 from Tanzania for cholera efforts

togarepi mavhiyangwena • tmbomv@yahoo.com
Subject: Cholera
Wed, 24 Dec 2008 00:51:04 • The person who post his contribution calling himself or herself ZIMBO FOR SURE needs to be countered. Tanzania has chipped in with help and his article makes me sick. It appears all what this chap wanted was for all countries to look and leave Zimbabwean people dying from the cholera out break. What he forgets is that other countries have gone through the same problems before and Zimbabwe was on the fore front to assisting them.

For your own information in SADC Mozambique and Zambia has had this problem and Zimbabwe contributed a lot to curb its devastation. Its only people like you who don't know where you are coming from or going who are killing Africa.

Pachatofamunhu Chete! • n/a
Subject: n/a
Mon, 22 Dec 2008 12:19:07 • The PM-designate can rest in Botswana until Gordon Brown realises that it is futile to keep on hoping that Mugabe is a bad dream that will soon go away. He can simply acknowledge that there is no African leader worth his salt who is going to accept being told to go by a westerner who yesterday was tormenting and treating him like dog. Not until he builds bridges with Bob and allows his puppet to join the inclusive govt can we expect Chematama Ichi to join the govt. So keep on saying ''Dumela'' to your newlyfound best friend Khama in that barren bushman's land and stay there until your boss changes his attitude! Zimbabwe will never collapse so you will wait, and wait and wait until you retire to your mansion in SA paid for you by the British taxpayer. Just like Severino Moto in Spain!

zimbo for sure • zimbabwean2008@yahoo.com
Subject: Prevention is better than Cure!
Mon, 22 Dec 2008 09:11:10 • Yes thanks for drugs but i wonder if they will work as well to purify the same drinking water from which cholera is coming and i wonder if this will sustain us for the coming months.Thanks Tanzania for being good at covering up the problem rather than solving it!

Wise Man • N/A
Subject: N/a
Mon, 22 Dec 2008 06:33:18 • So TCJ, if Botswana keeps the Prime Minister until the economy has collapsed as you say, is that to your interest? If not, why are you advising them to do that? Are you one of the beneficiaries of this crisis, which you want prolonged?

T.C.J • n/a
Subject: African Solidarity
Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:57:11 • Tanzania has set an example for other fellow Africans and has also shown the rest of the world the values we share. To our brothers in SADC who decided to betray these values by advocating militarism and the use of force to topple an elected President. Those who chose confrontation within the SADC instead of diplomacy and open discussion through power sharing negotiation led by the honourable Cde Thabo Mbeki. Today we question the type of neighbourhood they desire.

Those who described our election processes a sham, they are a shame themselves, because they don’t pose a moment to ask themselves why EU members don’t criticise each other openly. One or two countries can not be allowed to destroy African values today or tomorrow.

To the Tswanas (Botswana) we say please keep your Prime minister Tsvangirai until the collapse or the revival of the Zimbabwean economy and governance. I don’t think anyone will lose their sleep if Botswana were to join the EU because they failed to boot Zimbabwe from SADC, by majority though they are out and may be re-admitted on commitment to sharing same values of SADC. Count yourself in or stay out because Africa will never be a colony again.

True Democracy (2008)
God Bless Africa.