This new party in Zimbabwe wants to mobilize the diaspora to get Mugabe out

This new party in Zimbabwe wants to mobilize the diaspora to get Mugabe out #11916773 03/21/17
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OP hatari Campfire Ranger Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 23,369 Likes: 2 Atlanta	Hope these people don't get whacked by Mugabe. http://www.newsweek.com/build-zimbabwe-alliance-noah-manyika-zimbabwe-elections-2018-571526?rx=us Quote The leader of one of Zimbabwe’s newest political parties, Noah Manyika, only moved back to the country of his birth in January after an absence of more than two decades. But according to the founder of Build Zimbabwe Alliance (BZA), he has keenly felt the struggles of his motherland, which has suffered economic mismanagement, human rights abuses and civil unrest in more than 30 years of rule by President Robert Mugabe. “You are a Zimbabwean wherever you are,” Manyika, 54, tells Newsweek during a trip to the U.K aimed at raising support among the estimated 110,000 Zimbabweans living there. “Ours is shared pain. The Zimbabwean who has been living outside the country has paid the price—right now, we are the pension system for our families, we are the medical aid system for our families… We are all bearing the cost of the dysfunction in our country.” "The Democrat Party looks like Titanic survivors. Partying and celebrating one moment, and huddled in lifeboats freezing the next". Hatari 2017 "Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid." Han Solo

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Hope these people don't get whacked by Mugabe.

http://www.newsweek.com/build-zimbabwe-alliance-noah-manyika-zimbabwe-elections-2018-571526?rx=us

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The leader of one of Zimbabwe’s newest political parties, Noah Manyika, only moved back to the country of his birth in January after an absence of more than two decades.

But according to the founder of Build Zimbabwe Alliance (BZA), he has keenly felt the struggles of his motherland, which has suffered economic mismanagement, human rights abuses and civil unrest in more than 30 years of rule by President Robert Mugabe.

“You are a Zimbabwean wherever you are,” Manyika, 54, tells Newsweek during a trip to the U.K aimed at raising support among the estimated 110,000 Zimbabweans living there. “Ours is shared pain. The Zimbabwean who has been living outside the country has paid the price—right now, we are the pension system for our families, we are the medical aid system for our families… We are all bearing the cost of the dysfunction in our country.”

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