Comments on: ZIM GAY RIGHTS SHOCK

By: Natasha Quinn

Natasha Quinn — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

I am Zimbabwean…. I grew up in Zimbabwe, I was born there, went to school there, had some of the best memories of my life in Bulawayo but I am so ashamed now as a lesbian woman to be associated in any way with that country. The world has always know what Mugabe was like when it came to this issue, how sad that Tsvangirai is taking his side on this. Will there ever be a government that finally takes control of Zimbabwe as all the world has seen is the moral decay of a country due to Mugabe and he says we are lower than pigs and dogs .. what kind of animal is he to treat other human beings in general the way he does! To ruin a countries economy, to not care for the starving people, his own culture, in his country. And we should be ashamed?

By: whynot

whynot — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

SILENCE. Why is the S African govt always so silent on this issue in Zimbabwe,Uganda Senegal etc.
We have a governemnet that pays lips service to it's contstituion and its rights.
S Africa should be in he forefront of advocating these rights in Africa showing that the sky does not fall in by givng people their due rights.
Our government too should hang its head in shame and stop leaving it to Europe to advocate rights.
It is time we had a truly progressive transfomational govenment
and not one mired in the ignorance of the past

By: thugmart exclusive

thugmart exclusive — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

worried. We thought that the prime minister is going to bring change to the lgbt community in zim but trouble, my heart is broken, so whats going to happen to the organistion did they mention to close it down, well guys we have no option but only to listen to the government, another question is Did the high court gave us the right or they have denied it?

By: Ziggy

Ziggy — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Poor ancestors!!!. Doesn’t your heart just bleed for the ancestors in their graves???