LITERESI BILENG AVANSE - boukie banane

The MDC and its white activists regarded all that as everyday politics in a normal society; Mugabe
and the Zanu-PF old guard saw an attempt to refight the liberation war by other means. Their fears
were not entirely unfounded.
A man called 'Monty' Montgomery was heading the MDC's campaign in the Hurungwe and Kariba
regions in the 2000 election. His family lineage in Zimbabwe went back to the 1890s. His parents
were teachers in Bulawayo, at a school once attended by Hendrik Verwoerd, the architect of South
Africa's apartheid. Montgomery was conscripted into the Rhodesian police and rose to become an
officer in the notorious special branch responsible for the interrogation of political prisoners and
'terrorists' - men like Mugabe.
By the time I met him, Montgomery was running an agricultural supply business that had fallen on
hard times. He had not taken much interest in democracy until his pocket was hit, but talking to him,
and to other older whites, there was a sense that this was payback time, an opportunity to 'get'
Mugabe.
When 5,000 black MDC delegates elected the party's executive in January 2000, three out of the top
four were whites..."
Reform agrer dan Zimbabwe li enn nesesite politik, sosial, moral ek ekonomik. Kouma pou fer li, sa ki
kestion. Proze Mugabe pa finn marse. Finn ler pou ki vie tonton la ale e ki Zanu-PF swazir enn nouvo
lidersip. Thabo Mbeki ena rezon. Mugabe bizen ale dan dinite me mouvman liberasion Zanu-PF bizen
rekonkerir pouvwar pou amenn lazistis ek devlopman pou lepep Zimbabwe. Si bann blan Zimbabwe,
ikonpri mo bann konpatriyot blan, swazir pou soutenir mouvman pou lazistis, dinite ek devlopman
pou ena plas pou tou dimoun me si zot opte pou enn rezim stil Ian Smith pou ena konsekans ankor
plis trazik ek terib.
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