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Most Zimbabweans earn littleand struggle to survive as the prices of goods continue to escalate. Transform Zimbabwe Ngarivhume
Transform Zimbabwe Leader Jacob Ngarivhume has said majority of working Zimbabweans in the country earn little hence they are struggling to survive as the prices of goods continue to escalate.
He said 2017 is a very important year for our country.
“So many families are starting the New Year in the same condition they were in last year, not much has changed. The average income in Zimbabwe is $250/month which means many families are struggling to survive while Mugabe and his family enjoy unlimited luxuries. This is the year for the people of Zimbabwe to make a difference,” he said.
“The Transform Zimbabwe team has identified list of priorities for the year that we believe will put us on the right path for 2018. As a people if we do our best to address some of these issues we will be one step closer to realizing our hopes and aspirations.’
He said some of the priorities are: -President Robert Mugabe’s eligibility for office, Diaspora Vote, Voters Roll, NIKUV, Action, Bond Notes, Capturing corruption at work, CIO, Road blocks and 10 Toll gates/
“Mugabe’s ability to remain in office or to run again needs to be scrutinized now more than ever. Mugabe has committed many crimes while in office and uses the CIO and judiciary to cover up his wrong doings. Robert Mugabe is nothing but a conman who has conned the nation and the world into thinking that he is the legitimate president of the country. A legitimate president has no need to rig elections or use public funds to recruit men and women to terrorize and kill innocent people. A legitimate president does not manipulate the judiciary or use the police and the army to protect him,” he said.
“As a people we need to seriously consider the fact that our laws are being made and enforced by a man who has broken every last one and take appropriate action to hold him accountable. Zanu PF may have a majority in the house and the senate to block any impeachment motion but we are far from exhausting all the avenues available to hold him accountable for what he has done to Zimbabwe and what he has done to innocent people.” source-bulawayo24