Zambia legitimises homosexuality

The president of Zambia Michael Sata and his government have legitimised homosexuality rights in Zambia.T he welcoming of homosexuality in the country came after the British Prime minister Cameroon threatened to take away aid from African countries who did not respect homosexuality rights.

An abomination to African countries

Whether Zambia is afraid of losing development aid it’s the question at hand ,because the same Zambian minister who accompanied the UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon when he visited Zambia to congratulate the country for finally respecting human rights is the same Minister who was against throwed a tantrum at what Cameron said about respecting rights in the Common wealth meeting.

If that's what Zambia wants it’s unknown because the government has not yet commented on their new policy.But the social groups in Zambia are up in arms against the homosexuality policy introduced in the country.The countries that have not accepted homosexuality are said to be violating human right but then the question at hand is, “Is the Zambian government ‘s move to welcome homosexuality without the public ‘s approaval not a violation of human rights too?
http://www.dailynews.co.zw/index.php/international-news/african-news/7630-sata-welcomes-gay-rights-in-zambia.html
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Tsvangirai wake up from the Slumbers!!

Tsvangirai has proved to be an indecisive leader who takes instructions from ZANU PF and cannot stand by a decision. The MDC leader was seen campaigning for his party after he had sworn that he won’t be contesting this year if key electoral reforms were not implemented.

The prime minister has proved to be a toothless bulldog who can’t stand by his decisions and who simply adheres to the Zanu PF‘s demands. The question raised is, Is Tsvangirai a leader in name or in merit? Because he seems not to have the power to control the governance of the country when he is a Prime minister. According to voice of America Tsvangirai is under pressure from Mugabe and his former ruling party who are demanding elections this year with or without the new constitution and other changes that promote democracy.

The reason why Mugabe is still in power is he knows he has power and he knows how to use it. So Mr Prime Minister is high time you tie up your shoe laces and stand up for what you believe in rather than being subjected to the opposition party‘s demands!!!!!

Malema expelled from ANC!

Malema s political career has taken a knock down after being expelled from ANC.The ANC s disciplinary chairperson  announced on Wednesday evening that Malema had been expelled from the party after failing to show remorse over his populist tendencies .

 Julius Malema was found guilty for sowing division in the party by comparing the leadership style of president Jacob Zuma unfavourably to that of  Thabo Mbeki.He also made statements on bringing about the  regime change in Botswana and also propagated racism and political intolerance  in an election rally in Galashewe in Kimberly.

 Juju’s expulsion came at  a right time before he had brought South Africa down to it’s kneels.His populist tendencies were bond to  destabilise South Africa   and at  the same time  lead to the unpopularity of the ANC.Malema had become overzealous and had to go and leave space for other youth leaders  as he was a threat to the country and ANC.

This is the end of the political career of a young men who has been a biggest part of ANC since 2008.The future is uncertain for Juju according to political analyst Friedman"Senior business and political people who have thus backed him politically are unlikely to continue to do so...since he is no longer of any use to them."( quote from sapa)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-17215155 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/southafrica/9114903/Julius-Malema-expelled-from-ANC.html http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/world_now/2012/02/south-africas-ruling-party-firebrand-julius-malema-expelled-from-the-anc.html