Comments on: How quickly can Zimbabweans expect economic change?

By: Gianni Benati

Gianni Benati — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 17:59:56 +0000

Hi ,?????

I write this to give Morgan, MY BIGGEST Hi SIR, My sincere condolences for the loss of your wife. MAMA Susan. Nteze Bro.

To you lovely children, Sorry. I was proud of your dad to tell us it was an accident. He is truthfull.

May he overcome this terrible moment. I know he will.

Love

Our Family

Prudence, Gianni and Kiki

By: Gianni Benati

Gianni Benati — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 18:27:39 +0000

I find it strange, I am totally not against the new changes in Zimbabwe at all. I factually belive, some change, no mater how small, is a step forward.

I am Italian, a culture with a little past.And no ressemblance for the real historical world. DNA studies do show that our first Eva,enemates from africa. It is however impossible,that our true root’s are still being abused. This, from the likes of our dear puppet Mugabi.

You are old and filthy rich. STEP DOWN, HAS BEEN.

If anything, you show your pride within your little brain by keeping all to yourself only.

How dare you still exibit you self justified views.

You had a good economy. You abused this. By this I mean you are a big mouth, without any revelance in the true sense.

You Sir????. Have and still are abusing Eva’s, their Children, and your country at LARGE. “WAKE UP”.

Soon you should be the passed.

There is much foolish BLOOD in your hand’s.

Remember Sir, WHEN EVA RAN, she probably took the best with her. They adapted, survived and invented things. Probably like cars, fridges, even space craft. Now it might be your turn to “BUZZ OFf”.

With love and fair tenacity to you. Do not listen to Zuma. Rather the true Mandela, Graca, and the truth.

I only wish, I could spell check this. But anyway “Puppet”. I know, you cannot read signs.

Gianni

By: ken moody

ken moody — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 16:47:13 +0000

free press, free speach, free grub.

By: ken moody

ken moody — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 16:45:09 +0000

I think that the first thing needed in Zimbabwe is a free press. obviously followed by food, which is more difficult to distribute. tell Mugabe to take his troops to the border to stop whitey getting in and leave the people to Morgan and the MDC.

ken moody
sheffield
united kingdom.

By: carlton

carlton — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:48:13 +0000

this is what the people of zimbabwe have been waiting for,now its the chance for the MDC to show how its done and l believe this year we are going to have a chrismas

By: Nosine

Nosine — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 12:07:30 +0000

The key words to the deal right now are commitment and hard work. As was clearly evident during the ceremony(speeches, facial expressions etc) there’s still a lot of hard work required to dismantle the distrust and animosity that has festered among the parties for so long. I wouldn’t want to envisage a collapse of the deal but if the parties, as in years gone by, put party interests and their egos ahead of ordinary Zimbabweans then we are heading toward the total collapse of the deal and even a worser political and economic crisis in the near future.

By: tope ogidan

tope ogidan — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 12:20:30 +0000

I think it is good deal to all zimbabwean. Am happy for them, atleast they can have a bit of hope that sooner than later, the economic will recover. It is my hope that the Zanu PF people will respect the fundamental agreement of two gentle man and work together to bring back the country from the economic ruin. Zimbabwe is the food basket of the continent, she can still be if all hand are put on the desk and genuine heart is put to work. By so doing, the much foreign investment needed to boost the economy can starts to pour in.

By: WEBSTER MTENGEZANWA

WEBSTER MTENGEZANWA — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 09:43:37 +0000

I am happy with the deal and I think if all the parties involved are commited then we might see results within a short period of time. They must put in policies that attract investors.

By: FARAI SITHOLE

FARAI SITHOLE — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 05:47:22 +0000

The deal marks the new beginning. Obviously from day one there will be a general reduction in speculation that has been driving inflation, this backed by positive sentiment on expected funding receipts and appointments in key institutions like the Reserve Bank and the Ministry of Finance, stability should start to be felt withing the first month.

By: buffalojump

buffalojump — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 04:14:32 +0000

You won’t see much economic growth for a while because we are now into the season for seeding crops and there isn’t much seed available.

If you are an investor, surely a wait and see approach will be prudent for a while. Mugabe and his cronies may swallow the MDC like they did with past opposition.

Finally, the Zimbabwe people at the grassroots are a very optimistic group of people and this will give them hope. This is very important and I sincerely wish a speedy recovery occurs.