Comments on: Polyester and plentiful shelves

By: Makamure Amanda R

Makamure Amanda R — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 08:17:41 +0000

The situation today is so pathetic.Its funny how the government speaks out to other countries as if things are okay yet the majority suffer.The past was better because with the little money in hand,one could afford life,what is it that you can do today even with lots of cash.I think its time people we start to view life realisticall and work for the better rather than exploiting the poor.

By: Sa Vusa

Sa Vusa — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 12:11:42 +0000

RBZ’s interventions have targeted the rich- making them even wealthier with no sign that production will resume any time soon. The corrupt and rich politicians are getting cheap BOCAPA funds- and buiying and selling foreign currency, a risk-free investment in today’s Zimbabwe. How can one produce and risk sellingn their goods at a price far less than the production costs?

By: Zimbabwe » Blog Archives » Government condemns Miss Rural Zimbabwe pageant

Thu, 25 Oct 2007 13:34:44 +0000

[...] Polyester and plentiful shelvesI had a look at the SW Radio Africa website, Spot the Difference, and I hardly knew where to begin. In the picture of the shop in 1981, the shelves are stocked, the shoppers’ trolleys are full, the electricity is on inside the shop, … [...]