COMMAND MOURNING :UZ will close 12-15th September 2019 to mourn the late Chancellor of the university Robert Mugabe

UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE WILL CLOSE 12th to the 15th of September 2019 to mourn the late Chancellor of the university Robert Mugabe , so, university accommodation expects all to have checked out of the halls of residence by 1000hrs on Thursday and back on campus on Sunday 15 September.

www.newzimbabwevision.com says this is the most ridiculous issue as Mugabe is clearly controversial both in life and death. In a dead economy, mass unemployment, starvation, and homlessness thanks to Mugabe, how can it be logical that students who have mostly struggled to accumulate bus fare to get from their rural homes and other cities to campus, now need to make a brief three day unplanned journey involving massive financial and logistics arrangements. Zimbabweans suffered enough under Mugabe, they should not have to continue suffering in his death. DISCUSS!

COMMAND MOURNING: UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE WILL CLOSE 12th to the 15th of September 2019 to mourn the late Chancellor of the university Robert Mugabe , so, university accommodation expects all to have checked out of the halls of residence by 1000hrs on Thursday and back on campus on Sunday 15 September.

www.newzimbabwevision.com says this is the most ridiculous issue as Mugabe is clearly controversial both in life and death. In a dead economy, mass unemployment, starvation, and homlessness thanks to Mugabe, how can it be logical that students who have mostly struggled to accumulate bus fare to get from their rural homes and other cities to campus, now need to make a brief three day unplanned journey involving massive financial and logistics arrangements. Zimbabweans suffered enough under Mugabe, they should not have to continue suffering in his death.

Politics is a dirty game, We have millions of Zimbabweans spread across the diaspora, many highly educated, University graduates who long threw their academic certificates into cupboards, humbled themselves in order to fit ito the different societies, menial jobs across the diaspora, cleaning, driving, selling vegetables, air time coupons, and hustling for a living. This is fine, but while our skills, talents and abilities are wasted because in some societies, foreigners, different races and those educated elsewhere are not granted the opportunities to break free from the chain of oppressions by the Mugabe Zanu pf which collapsed a once proserous and successful nation from bread basket of Africa feeding the continent, down to a basket case for charity.

Today Mugabe is gone, we don’t celebrate his death but we realise he continues to be the divisive character he was in life, now in death as they are fighting over weather to bury him at the Heroes acre he designed in Harare or his village in Zvimba next to his mother. Zimbabweans need to look far ahead, Mugabe is gone, the ruthless, militarised, corrupt oppressive Zanu pf system he set up is still in place, if not stronger than before. Let the people not be bogged down by the departed Mugabe, lets move ahead, and focus on removing Mnangagwa and the militarised Zanu pf regime now, we cannot wait until 2023. Mugabe’s burial is simply a domestic issue as Grcae Mugabe will not be happy to see her late husband buried next to his ex wife the late great Sally Haeffron Mugabe, while at the same time Mnangagwa is not impressed by the fact that the planned burial on Sunday would fall on his 77th birthday, knowing Mugabe was bitter through to death feeling he had been cheated out of his post by his own clone Mnangagwa,..clearly Mugabe fell on his own sword!

He could huff and puff and yet couldnt do anything to the military force he , Mnangagwa, the uncostitutional governance in place and now his wife Grace Mugabe has been humbled because she knows she has to apologise to the nation and the people along with the military will hunt down all the billions they looted and left the nation suffering due to gukurahundi, murambatsvina, 2008 election violence, cholera, chiadzwa genocide, and more and people cannot even afford a simple child headache cafenol pill, no hospital food, electricity, water or staff, run down service delivery in health care, education, transport, employment, housing and more but Mugabe, the root cause of all this suffering, detioration and collapse of standards, who has reduced Zimbabweans to hungry beggars died in a luxurious state of the art hospital in Singapore,..the billions of diamond money, the US$10 million given by Mnangagwa to Mugabe, must be pursued by the people. His family cannot enjoy peace in Zimbabwe while Zimbabweans impoverished by their father continue to suffer. They also have families and generations whose future was destroyed by Mugabe. We don’t celebrate hMugabe’s death,..LEST YOU FORGET, Zimbabwe is what it is today because of the controversial Mugabe, its fair to say,..Zimbabwe is now in a better place because all his clones know that their time is coming, they can do what they want to the people,…but when its time, its time, no one can NIKUV God’s time! He has escaped without answers to the people but he will account for all his actions to God, we won’t judge but the money belongs to the country, the people and life must move forward,..Mugabe is gone! DISCUSS! Sibusiso Ngwenya, DISCUSS!

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photos-Sibusiso Ngwenya -University of Zimbabwe in the early 1990s, firstly protesting against Mugabe and his Zanu pf oppression at the Africa Square in Harare with fellow University students and June 1994 after being capped at graduation by the late University of Zimbabwe Chancellor.