By: Upenyu

Upenyu — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 09:34:21 +0000

The youths themselves need to examine their reasons for perpetrating violence. As you said Lenard they are not fighting for leadership positions for themselves, but are instead fighting to keep present leaders in their positions. Until the youth take responsibility for themselves and start thinking for themselves the violence will not go away.
@ Bernie986: the last thing we need is another political party to sponsor violence. Have you stopped to ask what politics has done for you lately?

By: bernie986

bernie986 — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 13:04:44 +0000

What we need is a youth driven party. Political campaign should not have an attachment of violence. This is organised chaotic disorder and it is not going to stop because some bottom level employees decided to down their tools. Soon we will be back to 27 june and a lot more innocent people will die. I commend you efforts but it will all be for nothing. The violence is not driven by a youth agenda but is a planned action with financial backing. The nature of our current political unrest is beyond the control of any one individual but demands a collective effort at national level to face and address the root cause of the calamity. We do not want to write the history of zimbabwe as a lawless nation there is more to us than beating and killing each other all in the name of political chants we have heard sung with a different tune for decades. I call on the youth to drive their own signature into the making of a better zimbabwe.

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