Zimbabwe regime sells false hope by pretending youth can become entrepreneurs fresh from training
Nothing can be more heartless than giving false hope....
Zimbabwe regime sells false hope by pretending youth can become entrepreneurs fresh from training
Nothing can be more heartless than giving false hope.
Remembering the victims of political violence on June 27, 2008
On 27 June 2008, hours after Morgan Tsvangirai withdrew from Zimbabwe’s presidential runoff citing escalating political violence, ZANU-PF youths descended on Manomano Ndahwi’s home in Gokwe, Midlands.
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