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Mnangagwa Warns Of Threats To Former Liberation Movements In SADC

9 months agoFri, 28 Jun 2024 09:04:43 GMT
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Mnangagwa Warns Of Threats To Former Liberation Movements In SADC

In a stark warning, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said former liberation movements across Africa face a mortal threat from their former colonial powers.

According to Mnangagwa, these imperialist forces are determined to install puppet leaders so that they can unfairly exploit the continent’s natural resources for their own benefit.

Officially opening the 123rd Ordinary Session of ZANU PF’s Central Committee in Harare on Thursday, June 27th, Mnangagwa called on the former liberation movements to stand united in the face of these insidious neo-colonial machinations.

He urged the regional liberation movements to forge a common front against the encroaching influence of external powers seeking to undermine the sovereignty and self-determination of their nations. He said:

I call upon the Central Committee and the party at large to be aware of the realities and onslaughts affecting former liberation movements and the African region as a whole.

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These call for greater solidarity and exchanges amongst former liberation movements, as well as the like-minded global South and East.

It is this unity of purpose and our long-standing mantra that states that ‘an injury to one is an injury to all’, which saw us dismantle colonial bondage, apartheid and racist white supremacy.

Some of the former liberation movements parties in the SADC region that are still in power are ZANU PF, South Africa’s African National Congress (ANC), Tanzania’s Chama Cha Mapinduzi, Mozambique’s FRELIMO, People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), Namibia’s South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) and the Botswana Democratic Party.

However, the ANC’s long-standing dominance in South African politics is now hanging by a thread. In the National and Provincial elections held on May 29, 2024, the party failed to secure a majority, forcing it to form a coalition government.

Garnering only 40% of the vote, the ANC was left with no choice but to enter into a power-sharing arrangement with the white-dominated Democratic Alliance (DA) party, as well as eight other smaller political entities.

Political commentators have attributed the gradual erosion of support for former liberation movements like the ANC to a range of factors, including corruption, cronyism, and accusations of rigging elections to maintain their grip on power.

The founder of Africa Mundi David Soler Crespo, who has written about the “slow death of liberation movements”, said:

People will inevitably start to want change. The same party can’t be democratically elected for 100 years.

One of the earlier liberation movements in the SADC region to face rejection by voters was Zambia’s United National Independence Party (UNIP). UNIP came to power in 1964 as British colonial rule came to an end in the country.

For most of the 1970s and 1980s, UNIP governed Zambia as the sole legal political party, with founding president Kenneth Kaunda at the helm.

However, this period of single-party dominance was marked by growing public discontent. In 1990, this culminated in deadly protests in the capital, Lusaka, as well as a coup attempt.

The tide finally turned in 1991, when Zambia held its first multi-party elections in over two decades. In a decisive result, President Kaunda lost the election to opposition candidate Frederick Chiluba.

Since then, UNIP has all but vanished from the Zambian political landscape, a warning to former liberation movements about how they can lose their grip on power when they fail to adapt to the changing demands of the electorate.

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39 Comments

Anonymous · 9 months ago
Varikutya mumvuri wavo,hapana chisingaperi shuwa
Big Dude · 9 months ago
Mnangagwa must know that he is making threats to the real liberation movements of Zimbabwe. Zimbabweans are about to liberate themselves. Let no brutal and corrupt dictator make any claim to have liberated Zimbabweans.
🏃‍♀️ Chi baby Che Zanu 🌊 · 9 months ago
Warn them. Kana vodashugwa vasazo complainer
The Lord · 9 months ago
@ Patriot Stop being a literal gombeen The Lord vanquished you long ago now you just trawling for an argument with the grace of the Hindenburg blimp....I have nothing to say to a failed clout chaser like you...I am the Lord and I approve this message...Long live the revolutionary party that brought freedom to the lands even to those who would have preferred to be modern day jigaboos and uncle Toms..
Pseudo Liberation · 9 months ago
Just imagine, people died at Chimoio, Nyadzonia and Tembwe for Mugabe to end up with 21 farms, countless mansions in and outside Zim.
cde · 9 months ago
sema cde tikutoda musoro wemunhu mu Afrika
Anonymous · 9 months ago
Anonymous · 0 minutes ago How Not to Become Obsolete as a Liberation Movement Evolve Your Ideology: Adapt your goals and messaging to address the changing needs and aspirations of the people you represent. Embrace Progress: Don't be afraid to embrace advancements that can improve people's lives, even if they differ from your initial vision. Nationalism Can Be Powerful: Tap into a sense of national pride and a desire for a strong nation, but ensure it's inclusive. Deliver on Promises: Focus on tangible improvements in people's lives, such as economic prosperity and better living standards. This builds trust and legitimacy. Be Adaptable: The world changes, so should your methods. Be prepared to adjust your approach while staying true to your core values. LETS BE SENSIBLE GUYS !
Anonymous · 9 months ago
these liberation movements united , weaponised and took on superpowers of the world to gain they're freedom .. thats equivalent to the people today uniting and taking up arms to chase out corruption and powers who have colonised our resources .. thats the reason why these movements cling onto power because there is no one to take it from them in the way they gained it ! nowadays people just sit and type and post and comment and complain but do nothing about it .. Nelson Mandela , R G Mugabe , Samora Machel , ED they stood up and did something about it -- who is the next ?
Gandanga · 9 months ago
ED did not stand up to anything or anyone. He was simply deported to Zambia and found himself standing behind Mugabe and carrying Mugabe's bag. Tell me one battle that ED fought. He was not even at Chimoio or Nyadzonya or Zambia when they were bombed. Vanhu takaita coup yedu iye woramba nechigaro.
Anonymous · 9 months ago
Go burn to hell gukuraundist
Activist · 9 months ago
What liberation movements? You liberated yourselves and your families and enslaved and impoverished us. You have never stopped stealing from the people since the so-called independence. We will free ourselves very soon and we don't need the oppressor's authority.
joe90 · 9 months ago
Maka expire kudhara. Dzangova nharo chete.
· 9 months ago
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👀👀 · 9 months ago
Liberation Movements are now irrelevant to the current New World Order, they saved their purpose and should now be found in the archives, and history books, those still talking about these movements have a strong incurable hangover and they need rehabilitation, unless they are still enjoying the looting in the guise that they liberated the country and are hoping to it should continue. The new world no longer is a place for these ancient and archaic beings
Anonymous · 9 months ago
thats not fair - what about all of the people who died so u can sit and type rubbish on the internet . have some respect !!
Anonymous · 9 months ago
They died because they were foolish. Especially the ZANLA Tshonas!!
kamukono ketsambarafuta 🤸 · 9 months ago
ED wekwatacraft ko urikukwatei mdhara iwe kkkkkk
· 9 months ago
Kutya kuti ndini next
The Lord · 9 months ago
The president is right...The onslaught from the great Satan and her allies to reverse the gains of independence is all too apparent to see...Regime change under the guise of "democracy" is a tired and frankly archaic cliche which anyone with basic cognitive skills should be able to decipher..It should not take Colombo to solve the mystery of what the Great Satan and her allies stand to gain from dislodging ruling parties from their rightful seats of power...The electorate resoundingly voted for Zanu PF and no amount of gerrymandering and political grandstanding from dime a dozen Quislings and marionettes can change that.... Despite the current onslaught the populace will never dump the revolutionary party and I know the puppets will meet a natural demise when their donors experience donor fatigue...I am the Lord and I sanctify this message
Patriot · 9 months ago
the G A Y mangamarova mudhara
Bishu · 9 months ago
Satanists East and West. You drop one and the other climbs up. Non alignment is the solution but difficult to achieve
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Cde hondo · 9 months ago
Ed yu are a puppet of Russia and China. Yu were seen begging for weapons and aid from your puppet master Putin. Corruption will remove you from power not western powers
...,. · 9 months ago
the problem why liberation movements become unpopular is that the number of people enjoying the liberation is too small for the movements to sustain their influence. it becomes problematic when the so called liberators tell people to go and liberate themselves.
pfeee · 9 months ago
well said fugu , you must be awarded a ANOTHER FARM!!!!!!!
Pot O Njere · 9 months ago
The obscurity of liberation movements is vented mostly on i house party fighting and other intraparty faction, SA is a good example, with EFF, and now resurgence of Mk, party members are aggrieved with the going zones
Gogodera · 9 months ago
Murume mukuru kushaya zvekuwawata kuba ndiko kwamunogona ndeupi mutungamiriri wenyika muAfrica asina kuparadza hupfumi hwenyika sewe nemakomo anoyera uri kutengesa kuzvimbwasungata ibva wanyarara
patz · 9 months ago
Opposition parties are different from colonisers. Both opposition parties and the ruling party have foreign friends. Ruling parties dont have chieftaincy over Zimbabwe nor is Zimbabwe a Kingdom. The reason why some countries are progressing they have abdicated a medieval mentality
Ppu · 9 months ago
Vanongo tawura zvemugotsi matsuro mdhara
Ah · 9 months ago
nhaimi zvogadzirisa nyika here izvi zvekuramba tiri take take nenyaya dze colonialism. it happened zvikapera. let's move on mhani. A lot has to be done mhani...kana musiri kuziva zvoda kuitwa just shut up and sit down.
fugu pfeee · 9 months ago
well said president nyika yose mwana wese anokutendayi
Iwe!! · 9 months ago
ita mushe
Ediots · 9 months ago
uyo arikuzvipazhira mabhurugwa chete nekwatacraft iyi. havent seen a man so rattled by nothing ever since my birth. if he continues attacking the US he is going to seal his fate...uts clear he is a Russian puppet
baba jukwa · 9 months ago
kkkkkk wataura straight iwe Is a Russian puppet as they say to opposers whom they say to be American puppets
hoyo · 9 months ago
at this point in time zanu haya hope karma bits u back
ini zvangu · 9 months ago
threats & warnings everyday

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