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OCCUPY AFRICA UNITY SQUARE COMMUNITY

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A Wigmore
11 years ago

Give us back our country. It is OURS, not YOURS!

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Kevin Shamhu
11 years ago

lets fight the evil out of our beloved country

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Ros
11 years ago Featured

Let the people be heard, time for the government - which has shown nothing but contempt for the people - to step aside, admit their failure & acknowledge their greed

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farai murevesi
11 years ago

mugabe has failed the nation.he must step down

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Drey Mas
11 years ago

MUGABE MUST JUST GO!

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OCCUPY AFRICA UNITY SQUARE Harare, Zimbabwe · petition starter
11 years ago

STANDING UP FOR A NEW ZIMBABWE Speech by Itai Dzamara for UK OAUS meeting presented by Tendai Kwari on 29/11/2014. There should not be any debating about the fact that Zimbabwe has clearly become a failed state under the government of President Robert Mugabe – the question is what to do and how to address that national crisis. Further, the whole world keeps wondering just what is should take for us Zimbabweans to really stand up and put an end to the national crisis as well as work towards establishing a new, better Zimbabwe. That can and should be done, by us, and, now, at this stage of our national trajectory and history. Debate rages on about all sorts of possible ways and means. Some continue to shout largely from hidden corners or behind concealed identities, about their illusions for war or a violent revolution, as a way of stopping the national crisis or removing the failed Mugabe regime. Others continue to grumble and lament but without offering any tangible ways or solutions, yet, it is also their responsibility that Zimbabwe is sinking and must be rescued now. It shall not require any force or army from another planet, continent or even country, to stop Zimbabwe’s slide, rescue the ship, take it to the shores and out of the mud. It is our responsibility and mandate, which we can only further shun at our own risk of being a generation of cowards and failures. It is in light of that generational responsibility and challenge that an army of peaceful fighters for a new Zimbabwe has developed and continues to grow in the country today. On October 17, 2014, I took the first step by exercising a clearly articulated constitutional right to petition, when I submitted a petition to President Robert Mugabe, raising the urgency of the national crisis and further outlining why and how it is a result of his failure, together with his government. The petition respectfully submitted to Mugabe that the majority of Zimbabweans are suffering and that this is not

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sandra fisher
11 years ago

Every human being has the right to live in peace in the country of their birth, regardless of their colour or creed!!

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Lorraine Wilson
11 years ago

Allutta continua

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Tim Stitt
11 years ago

Let all Zimbabweans both black and white live in peace and prosperity as we were promised over 30 years ago. The time for change is now!

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Mary Marufu
11 years ago

Together we will overcome

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John Mhondoro
11 years ago

Enough is enough

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shuvai mahofa
11 years ago

stop this mugabe

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Lyn pieters
11 years ago

United we stand

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Brighton
11 years ago

Cry my beloved Zimbabwe!

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Barbara
11 years ago

Time to allow the people to vote for the Zimbabwe they want. Return justice, mutual respect, honesty and stop this humanitarian disaster that is Zimbabwe today. Enough !

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Maryrose Abbott
11 years ago

Free Zimbabweans, make the country whole again, let everyone live in peace.

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John Macdonald
11 years ago

Keep the pressure up! Zimbabwe is potentially a wealthy country which can be shared by all not just the thieves at the top! Best of luck to you all.

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Emma
11 years ago

We are praying and we back you! Go go go!

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Cyril McKop
11 years ago

Free Zimbabwe.

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Peter Mukonzi
11 years ago

Enough is enough Mugabe and team must go.