Comments on: Promiscuous sexual activities, homosexuals, drug addicts

By: Amanda Atwood

Amanda Atwood — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 09:35:45 +0000

Sick? Removed from society at all costs? Why, exactly, Kundai? I’ve just read a summary of philosopher Peter Singer’s views on homosexuals here – http://www.ngopulse.org/article/homosexuality-africa-making-progress – The author raises some important points. “If a form of sexual activity brings satisfaction to those who take part in it, and harms no one, what can be immoral about it?,” Singer argues.

By: Kundai

Kundai — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 07:04:53 +0000

Homosexuals are sick. They should be removed from society at all costs. Man to man….?? Oh lord have mercy.

By: Straight Boss

Straight Boss — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:59:37 +0000

I do not support homosexuality, or any sexual orientation related to it. I think homesexuality is a disease and those guys need psychosocial support and counselling. I believe a lot of young men in Zimbabwe are homosexuals not by will but are being taken advantage and exchange sex/sexuality for a price during times of hardship. Im a 100% supporter of Mugabe’s view that God created Adam and eve not Adam and steve. I have never seen any religion that accepts homosexuality. To me its grossly unacceptable and i can not stand the site of a homosexual individual and fear fro my safety around them.

By: me

me — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 08:33:51 +0000

if its natural and should be accepted, why form an organisation.

By: men

men — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 05:43:11 +0000

It is rather sad that you want acceptance and to promote your homosexuality when it is a fact that homosexuality is not natural but a result of man trying to do the unnatural. You can deny this all you want but the fact remains. Heterosexuals do not go about forming organisations and asking for acceptance. If you are a Christina, you need to read your Bible and give na example of a Biblical homosexual couple. i will rest here and I hope you think about this without going on the defensive and be really honets with yourselves. if not ask your relatives of a history of a homosexual couple that thety know.

Poeple are inventive yes, but on this one, we are so wrong and so immoral

By: Chesterfield

Chesterfield — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 11:03:53 +0000

I took on Oscar Manduku who is the managing consultant for The Communications Company, 18 Do Couto Court, 102 Central Avenue, Harare, Tel: 04-2918187. I copy his response to me below:

“Dear Chesterfield,

Thank you very much for your response.

I would like to firstly put a disclaimer of the category in question, saying, we are not classifying homosexuality as an addiction, put as a publisher felt that it would best fall in that category. No offense whatsoever in these regards.

Secondly, I would like to inform you that this survey is just an eye opener, as I am sure you would agree that even homosexuality is something that is not talked about in our nation, even continent, therefore, we, as you have, have taken the bold stance to engage our leaders – parental, educational, industrial, and governmental leaders to discuss and act on relational issues amongst the teenagers.

Thirdly, I recommend that you get a copy or subscribe to the website, and get an overall understanding of the publication. Afterwards you are more than welcome to partner with us in developing our agendas further, per se.

Lastly, if you do not mind, I would like to publish your comments as they are very constructive, with your permission?

Looking forward to hearing from you sir.”

I wanted to challenge him on his second Point where he mentions that the subject is not talked about at all in Zimbabwe and the Continent and I wondered if he ever listens to Radio? watches television or reads the paper?

Has he ever listened to Tilda Moyo’s programme on Radio 2 oh sorry it’s now Radio Zimbabwe where homosexuals called in and answered to Tilda’s questions about their lives,

Has he ever listened to the President expressing his personal opinion on gays and lesbians being “worse than pigs and dogs,” or “all have rights except gays “. has he ever read about a men like Chief Fortune Charumbira, Obert Msindo, Rev Noah Pashapa, Nolbert Kunonga, Nelson Chamisa, Paddington Japajapa and David Bahati MP to name but a few.

has he not heard about the Ugandan Bill? events in Rwanda, malawi, Kenya and the lesbian killings in South Africa?

After reading his reponse and having offered to purchase the report which is being sold for $14 and comes on CD,

I was just left powereless to respond to him ……