I genuinely hope that, as your esteemed physician, I can extend warm wishes for Africa Day to my compatriots in Zimbabwe as we mark this occasion today.
However, it is impossible because on this day, the nation’s people are starkly reminded of their relative impoverishment compared to others within the continent, all stemming from the woefully inadequate governance characterized by destitution, obscurity, and disarray.
Under the leadership of the Scarfmore regime, which attained control using military force with weapons and armored vehicles, this nation has turned into an object of ridicule and a outcast within the region.
As a result of the poverty and hopelessness wrought by this clueless cabal, which deems itself the second repubric, thousands of the country’s citizens have crossed illegally into neighbouring South Africa, with some braving crocodile-infested rivers to do so, seeking to live a normal life in which they can fend for their families.
The fact that the nation’s people prefer to face xenophobia or imprisonment abroad instead of returning home serves as a harsh criticism of theScarfmores’ failed leadership.
This development ought to bring disgrace upon Scarfmore and company, as authorities in South Africa have vehemently protested against the influx of Zimbabwean nationals entering their nation. These individuals are overwhelming healthcare facilities due to childbirth or urgent medical care since the local health system remains fraught with issues; public hospitals in Zimbabwe resemble hazardous zones lacking essential supplies like bandages and analgesics.
While some African nations boast relatively stable national currencies, Zimbabweans must contend with a peculiar currency known as the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG). This monetary unit has limited utility, failing even to cover essential expenses like fuel or passport fees within the country. Despite claims of being underpinned by substantial reserves of gold and foreign exchange, ZiG can depreciate unexpectedly without prior notice.
The inefficiency evident within the halls of authority is starkly highlighted when one considers that while people in other African nations readily utilize their national currencies, this nation’s residents are coerced by the government to rely on the unstable ZiG currency for transactions.
This Africa Day, the nation’s people lament how the country has faltered and strayed off course since Gushungo, one of the finest leaders Africa has seen, was unjustly ousted from power and succeeded by Scarfmor, who lacks integrity and seems utterly overwhelmed.
Munopengaaa!!!
One of the nation’s top industrialists, Busiso Moyo, has landed himself in some trouble following a gift of a brand-new car from tenderpreneur and former convict Wicknell Chivayo.
The lavish expenditures made by Chivayo on high-profile individuals, akin to scattering confetti at a celebration, have drawn suspicion and are widely regarded as ill-gotten gains derived from unethical practices.
The gifting of cars and cash by the flashy and arrogant Chivayo has been met with strident criticism of being in bad taste at a time when there is widespread poverty in the country caused by atrocious levels of misgovernance.
This could be the reason why Eunor Guti, the widow of ZAOGA Forward in Faith ministry’s founding archbishop, Ezekiel Guti, turned down Chivayo’s offer of an expensive vehicle and funds.
It is noteworthy that Moyo had to seek guidance from the Scarfed One and Minister of Industry and Commerce Mangaliso Ndlovu before agreeing to accept this tainted money.
Upon taking delivery of the car, Moyo has irreversibly damaged his standing, as he will now be seen as someone who has opted to dine with the devil.
A crying shame, indeed!!!
Munopengaaa!!!
The nation’s educational system has continued to decline drastically under the rule of Scarfmore and Company, marked by an atmosphere filled with the scent of gunpowder. This situation has been highlighted by the fact that at least 15,000 educators leave the country each year due to the severe economic downturn caused by the ineptitude of those behind the coup.
The revelations about the misuse of the regime’s Basic Education Assistance Module program, which was designed to help disadvantaged children access fundamental education, indicate widespread abuse at all levels. This demonstrates how deeply ingrained corruption has become under the leadership of theScarfed One.
Despite this, two anticorruption units have been established, with one located directly within Scarfmore’s office.
When you consider the debacle of the ongoing conflict between the University of Zimbabwe professors and the government, along with the alarming fact that over 48,000 students left school last year, it becomes evident how thoroughly the Scarfed One has dismantled all the progress made under Gushungo to position the nation’s educational system as a model for Africa.
Scarfmore, Stop It!!!
Munopengaaa!!!
Many people who watched the video of me energetically dancing during an event featuring a local artist have shared their positive comments with me. The footage quickly gained widespread attention online after going viral.
Certainly, there were those foolish individuals who left negative remarks, but I chose to ignore them.
Just as you witnessed, similar to exquisite wine, I seem to be improving with each passing year.
I not only have the ability to earn my doctorate at an accelerated pace but I’m also light on my feet when dancing.
Considering the general acclaim, perhaps I ought to do this more frequently. This certainly provides plenty to ponder over.
Munopengaaaaaaaa
Stop It!
Stop it, Dr. Amai! Phony PhD!
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