Comments on: Mutambara: A danger to himself

By: Nqobile Ncube

Nqobile Ncube — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 23:42:18 +0000

Zimbabweans you are good in criticizing only but no solution.Mutambara is good but some of us think kuti everything from West is from heaven.British govt must deport all so called asylum seekers from Zimbabwe as soon as possible.They are abusing tax payers money.there are people who deserve from Iraq,Sudan and other West African countries

By: Tensy

Tensy — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 17:50:10 +0000

I do not understand where the Honorable Comrade Job Sikhala is coming from. As Mr Sihala rightfully implies, Mutambara, is an idiot, and so is Sikhala himself. Job Sikhala made money out of a lot of fake asylum seekers in the UK. I remember my friend on numerous occasions sending money to Job Sikhala through Sikhala's brother who resided in Luton at the time. I remember on numerous occasions when Job Sikhala would promise people that he would right letters to support asylum claims that these people where true supporters of the party. Sikhala is a criminal and non of these guys who sent their hard earned money received any such letter. Job you are a con artist and you will be exposed. I know one of the guys still has original deposit slips of money into your brother's account.

I hate Auther Mutambara, however Job Sikhala is not ant better and he sounds a bitter person. What really happened between you and Mutambara, wakavharwa here. Birds of the same feather flock together, which is the reason why you were together at one point in time.

By: Ndoro

Ndoro — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 10:17:02 +0000

Point number 8 turned into a dodgy looking CIO. Technology!!
There are no permanent enemies in politics. AGO is the future of Zim, he has been steadfast in criticising either Bob or Morgiza and he doesn't suffer fools gladly that's for sure.

By: Farai Madzimure

Farai Madzimure — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 08:56:25 +0000

Mutambara is right

By: Jack

Jack — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 14:13:03 +0000

I find it funny that number eight turned into a Smiley. Coincidence? [8)]

By: Jokonya Mhondiwa

Jokonya Mhondiwa — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:33:29 +0000

I strongly support Job Sakala Zimbabwe is not to look East because China has become richest country in the whole world.But we are looking for really true friends, who help us in time of troubles not bring guns to cause killings among our selfies for power. Zimbabwe is a nation that can work to rebuild its country, if it get good leadership.We want friends who help rebuild the country and have a good advice of mantaining law and order. Not to cause spilling of blood among ourself.

By: and then there was X

and then there was X — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 17:01:06 +0000

I swear if you let another has-been write a leader article for you i will NEVER come back. Job Sikhala is a failure in a political system with major failures. Thats is the nadir of worhlessness. A man who writes as if addressing a riot of first year college students with jangling hormones (or Zanu militia with half a bottle of cheap brandy in them). What did the editor(s) think of an article talking of, "fatal rebellion against forces of darkness"? The english is atrocious and the gist incoherent, honestly if you want us to take you seriously you will have to do better. Job Sikhala is a nonetity struggling for relevance.

By: Surai Bhanan'ana

Surai Bhanan'ana — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:38:44 +0000

Jobho warwara neiko? If the confused and incomprehensible nonsense – never mind the atrocious massacre of the English language – published above is evidence of your abilities then no wonder you are still swimming in the sewers of Chitungwiza whilst the capable are moving on.

By: Ndabeni

Ndabeni — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 02:35:32 +0000

We have been looking West for 30 years and look where we are, i think Mutambara is right, even the West is looking East these days. I think people need to realise that not everything that Tsvangirai says necessarily makes sense. Tsvangirai is fallable as well and I think people need to realise this, not blindly follow like most Zimbabweans did with Mugabe.