Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 11:47 PM
Subject: Re: AFRICADAILY3 Please Stay the Course on Zimbabwe Mr.
President! --Just Humanity is With You
More power to you, my brother! It's sad to note that not too many
people see this kind of sense in what comrade Mugabe is doing, including fellow
Zimbabweans who ought to know better! I am glad to note that the African
leaders now see the truth as evidenced by the latest vote of confidence which
gave the comrade a Vice Presidency in the AU at the last summit! At last,
Africa is in the process of uniting without fear of alienation by the former
colonial masters. It is about time we chart our own course to true
development and the removal of the fetters of neocolonialism and the rule and
domination by the white world. Mayibuye i Afrika!
M'tizwa Chirunga
Mulindwa Edward
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Honorable President Mr. Mbeki,
We note with alarm the increasing demands of individuals, such as
Democratic Alliance leader Tony Leon, that your government intervene in the
internal affairs of another sovereign state, the Republic of Zimbabwe.
We are pleased that your government has rejected such demands out of
hand.
We also note with great pleasure that many influential African
formations from the African Union itself to the PAC of Azania, to the AANA,
and the great majority of the Commonwealth and many of other formations, have
been steadfast in rejecting this grossly improper and illegal position
advocated by the likes of Mr. Leon; and unfortunately by many in positions of
power in the UK, Australia and the USA.
We, that is the members of the
various Pan-African and African Nationalist groups that have publicly stated
our opposition to those who clamor for the destruction of Zimbabwe's
sovereignty, want you and your partners in this matter, most notably, the
African Union and the PAC- Azania, and it's new President, the Honorable Mr.
Pheko, that we are steadfast in our support of the principled position that
the great majority of Africa and large cross-section of humanity has assumed
on the issue of the inviolability of Zimbabwe's sovereignty.
All of
just humanity, color, ethnicity, nationality or creed notwithstanding,
understands the vital link between land (and associated natural resources) to
development; equally the majority of progressive humanity is fully cognizant
of the extreme deleterious and traumatic effect of the colonialist alienation
of the land upon the impacted indigenous populations.
Those
people and agencies who purport to be interested in resolving what they call
the "Zimbabwe crisis," would better serve all of us if they were to lend a
helping hand to the people of Zimbabwe, and similar areas, so that such
people(s) can reclaim their rightful and comprehensive stewardship over their
respective lands -- lands that we should never forget -- were illegally
expropriated during colonialism.
Roy Walker
An African Born in the
USA
forever at the service of Africa
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