Mugabe a true African heroe: Phathekile Holomisa ANC MP I have always been interested in the socio-political economic developments in Zimbabwe. The land reform and economic indigenisation policies of the country fascinate me. My fascination is shared by other Africans. There is secretive, envious admiration for those policies. It is secretive because indigenisation is frowned upon by owners of foreign capital. The admiration is envious because Mugabe has the courage to assert the truth that the land and natural resources belong to Zimbabwe – a conviction in dire need of courage in the rest of the African continent. This is the explanation for the resounding applause which Mugabe’s appearance evokes from both fellow heads of state and ordinary Africans at public gatherings. Critics of Mugabe will talk profusely about the sorry state of the economy. I am yet to hear these critics give their considered views on the indigenisation policies of Mugabe’s Zanu-PF party and government. All I have heard is that these policies are scaring investors away. The minerals under Zimbabwean soil belong to Zimbabwe and anyone who needs them must join Zimbabweans on that basis. Phathekile Holomisa ANC MP, South Africa the full text>>> wp.me/p3RrmB-Eb
Posted on: Sun, 01 Sep 2013 10:29:19 +0000
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