Energy Mutodi has been fired;
Mutodi the Ediot
The fact that Energy Mutodi is probably a
decrepit joke of an imbalanced, imbecile like man, goes
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| Mutodi Fired by E. D. Mnangagwa |
without saying. That is likely praising him, as if he was to
spend one night in Joanna Mamombe's constituency, he'd surely lose more than
just his little ego.
For him to laugh, joke, make light of and
ridicule the abduction, torture, degrading treatment, sexual assault and rape
of a sitting female MP, likely shows what kind of locker room talk him and his chums get up to; if the saying,
"birds of a feather, flock together," is true and correct.
His chums in ZANU PF, not distancing
themselves from him speaks volumes. What
he seems to not know is that, an attack such as that on one woman, especially
an MP, like the one that the three ladies received from state actors, is an
attack on the whole Parliament of Zimbabwe.
The same attack is also an actual attack on
the constitution and the constituents of MP Joanna Mamombe. Lastly, but most important of all, it is also
an attack on all our Sisters, Nieces, Aunts, Female Cousins, Mothers and Grand
Mothers too.
Further ZANU PF would never have suggested
that they might face prosecution or arrest for protesting.
The same ZANU PF, had Mutodi and his future
cell mate, Mangwana both squealed like pigs following the Chatham House, Water
incident in London. Yet in 2020, in
Zimbabwe, the three young Women did not even put a molecule of water on
anyone. Yet the ZANU PF representative
Energy Mutodi, has for a very, very long time acted with the same impunity the
assailants have.
ZANU PF is what it is. Horrible,
Thuggery
Personified; that has an unending thirst for, "orgies of violence,"
(as said by Jestina Mukoko) which they (ZANU PF) enjoy
inflicting on innocent people for the sake of.................
Whilst ruling by fear, instead of by consent
and just waiting for an outside Government or Governments to run their affaires
for them.
The joint Joint statement on human rights
situation in Zimbabwe, published on 20 May 2020 was:-
“A joint local statement.”
From the Heads of Missions in, Harare on the
abduction of a sitting MP and MDC
Members Cecilia Chimbiri and Netsai Marova and alleged assaults on Nokuthula
and Ntombizodwa Mpofu in Bulawayo.
The Heads of Mission expected,
- “A swift, thorough and credible investigation.”
- “The perpetrators of heinous acts of this kind
and other human rights violations need to be identified and prosecuted.”
- All political conflicts are to be resolved
through constructive dialogue.
- International re-engagement is contingent on
genuine and sustained implementation of political and economic reforms.
Linking the Two
It is as clear as day for all to see, that
Zimbabwe and Zimbabweans are not in the best of situations at all during these
times. The statement has been made by
the heads of missions. The statement is
very, very welcome, however, that's just it.
It is but just, "a statement
made."
Yet, strangely enough, our Mothers, Sisters,
Daughters, Aunts and female cousins are not any safer at all, regardless of
where they are. Be they in the streets
of Zimbabwe,
in their own houses, in their bedrooms, or in the Hospitals of the United
Kingdom, (where
at one point, 30% of COVID-19 deaths were made up of those of Zimbabwean
descent)
As another example, even in the U.K., there
are so many Zimbabweans who have died as a result of fatigue and stress of working
in healthcare settings. More recently,
they have died trying to save the lives of those suffering from COVID-19. Yet, on the 24th of April, Zimbabwean
Healthcare workers numbered 29 and their numbers have continued increasing day
by day, yet the likes of Britain First and Nigel Farage are given the latitude platform
and have the right to dictate the policies of the British Government. The direct result of which is leading to a
multitude of women and girls from African decent being among some of the most
vilified, vulnerable and marginalised in society.
All this is while some of the migrants, as a
part of their Home
Office application to work in the UK, they would have been forced to pay
the Immigration
Health surcharge, whilst they work in the NHS, Nursing Homes, Care Homes
and in the homes of the most vulnerable members of society, “on the Front Lines,”
as the Mainstream media likes to call it.
The current UK Government now deciding to
change the law for the said healthcare workers, is welcome, but in the UK,
unfortunately for the Conservative Party, it all comes a little too late. The policies that were implemented since the
6th of May 2010 have had their desired effects and it just goes to
show the true nature of the hearts of those who implemented the policies.
In South Africa, which is host of the highest
amount of Zimbabwean asylum seekers and migrants, the challenge, is so
real. The sad part is that, the sad legacy
of apartheid lives on. So the wealth inequality
between the haves and the have not’s is just as real today as it was on the day,
Nelson Mandela walked free and made his madden speech as the future President
of, a Free South Africa. Sadly though,
there are some politicians who, instead of trying to create, jobs, jobs, jobs, and
looking for real solutions, they are hell bent on populism against their own
neighbours from one of the front line States. Without doubt, yet again, Women and Children,
are arguably the most marginalised.
In conclusion I really appreciate the gesture
from the heads of mission. I also really
appreciate the coverage that Zimbabwe and Zimbabweans has and have had during
the COVID-19 Global pandemic. The
questions that I have are,
- What’s next if there is no investigation?
- What’s next if there is no prosecution?
- What will the Zimbabwean Women, numbering less
than 5000, fleeing the said violence, persecution, ridicule and possible deaths
do, whilst they are in Europe, USA and the UK?
- Especially if the said women and girls seeking
asylum in for example the UK continue to be subjected to waiting sometimes
decades to continue their lives with full Humanitarian or Refugee rights in the UK immigration system. Its sad that some have likely died as asylum seekers.
- Will COVID-19 change things for women from
Zimbabwe all over the world, especially in Zimbabwe, as for sure, there is no
place like home?
“Alas, unlike men, the body clock of women
ticks by every second.”
And then they blame Bill Gates
Finally, All I ask for now, is real change. I ask for, Real and tangible change for our
Grandmothers, Mothers,
Aunts, Sisters, and female cousins both in the Global First World West and
in Africa, especially during these times of COVID-
