Zimbabwe politics.

Zimbabwe under Zanu PF leadership has rendered life increasingly difficult for law-abiding citizens. Zimbabweans have faced numerous challenges both domestically and abroad. A significant problem lies in the denial by SADC and Zanu PF that a crisis exists in Zimbabwe. Today, we approach you with a mix of tears and anger. We have witnessed some individuals receiving gifts from the elite. Our major problem is disunity, as Zanu PF employs divide and rule tactics, taking advantage of the lower, middle, and upper classes. These classes are provoked differently, driven by self-interest. Land is used as a bribe during election time, only to be followed by demolition and bribery of another group before the next election cycle. As we are consumed by self-interest, we ignore the abuse of one of these classes. Fellow countrymen, we must unite and speak with a single voice when one of us is under siege. South Africa has witnessed the ANC's reluctance to act whilst groups harass fellow Africans. We blame the government for suppressing information regarding the sacrifices of fellow Africans that led to an independent South Africa, which is now being taken advantage of. ANC government, is your silence due to election concerns or other factors, why are you not speaking out when Africans are being harassed left and right? Zimbabweans are in South Africa, and we understand why they are there - some for political reasons, others economic, and some for selfish business interests. South Africa's handling of migration is detrimental to international relations and the economy. The phenomenon of black against black is unhealthy, both economically and in terms of ties with fellow African nations. It is indeed sad for Africa. Our hope is that others will not follow in your footsteps.

RONWEN WILLIAMS (South Africa Goalkeeper) reacts to Africa’s support

🗣️🗣️ “Our defeat today wasn’t just because we didn’t give our best. I believe the lack of support from fellow Africans also played a part. Africa is a continent I’ve always known to stand behind its teams during the World Cup or international tournaments, but in our case, it felt different.

Instead of unity, our loss seemed to bring happiness to others, even within Africa. That was disappointing, because we expected our continent to stand with us in moments like this.”

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Plains Zebra and young.
Lion Park.

Zebras are not considered good motors (or mounts). Unlike horses, donkeys, or mules, they have never been successfully domesticated. Their wild instincts, aggressive nature, and unique physical build make them highly unsuitable for riding or pulling.

Zebras evolved alongside apex predators like lions and hyenas. Consequently, they possess a strong "fight or flight" reflex and are easily agitated, prone to biting and kicking.

Zebras generally have flatter backs, short necks, and a skeletal structure that is not designed to bear the weight of a saddle, human, or heavy cargo without causing them significant pain.

There are three distinct species of zebra alive today. All of them are native to Africa, but they look different and live in separate habitats,

Plains Zebra (Burchell's Zebra): The most common and numerous species. They have wide stripes that wrap around their bellies and live in the grasslands of East and Southern Africa.

Grevy's Zebra: The largest species. They have very narrow, tight stripes, a white belly, large round ears, and live in the dry bushlands of Kenya and Ethiopia.

Mountain Zebra: Found in South Africa and Namibia. They have vertical stripes on their body, horizontal stripes on their thighs, a gridiron pattern on their rump, and a distinct skin fold (dewlap) on their throat......

Intra-ethnic conflicts hinder progress in Africa. Unfortunately, disputes over resources can lead to division. The situation in South Africa demands attention. Zimbabwean nationals are now seeking opportunities in South Africa, following similar patterns. The reality on the ground reveals a struggle for economic opportunities, often fueled by animosity. It's essential to recognize the underlying issues.