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As we approach the 42nd independence celebration of Zimbabwe, it is never too late to ask the question of whether the slogan PASI NEMHANDU is consistent with the constitutional obligation of a sitting President to make utterances that have the effect of dividing citizens into those who can be classified as MHANDU.
Please watch the video below and judge for yourself:
So what’s a “mhandu”?
— Nick Mangwana (@nickmangwana) March 22, 2022
My definition is, a treasonous counterrevolutionary working with foreign entities or powers to subvert a constitutional order. What’s yours? pic.twitter.com/sSjDg4XARO
Over the years, I have found it challenging to define myself solely by an academic qualification, trade, or occupation. My eagerness to learn, especially about how to build and deploy capital, has allowed me to accumulate diverse experiences in a short span of time. Through this journey, I have discovered that at my core, I am a storyteller. I tell the stories of corporations, their heritage, and the individuals who act in their name. I explore the role of these institutions in fulfilling the promise of a better Africa, and, most importantly, the causal link between the rule of law and economic development. As a fellow believer in Africa’s potential, can I count on you to be a point of light in securing our continent’s future?