Thursday, 31 March 2016
Tuesday, 22 March 2016
Moyo Wangu By Charles Charamba
Ecclesiates 7:28. Sometimes life warps our Christianity. Revelation 2:4-5. I really feel I need to recover something I dropped along the way.
Monday, 21 March 2016
Zimbabwe and Christianity
I am aware that much needs to be done to synchronize the total work of our African Governments. We are only now becoming more networked as computerization becomes more fully appreciated in the nation and resources are availed. So, at times, a piece of land may be under numerous land usages at the same time. Computers will resolve all this. When a mix up occurs which becomes unfortunate the better sense needs to prevail.
There is a reasonable time in which it should be realized that a certain development is occurring on already allocated land. I believe there are all sorts of publications made to notify the public about big developments. So, it is important to keep an eye on your property lest it become another's in the growing democracy's networking processes.
The computer is very important and Africa must come to a place of increasing uptake of this blessing, if used well. Zimbabwe is blessed, for the President has tried to make the computer available even in remote areas of the Nation through his computerization programmes. Business needs to get involved and push this program ahead. Finally they are the beneficiaries. If Zimbabweans know the computer, they become much more profitable Employees.
Anyway, it is also important to ensure that all land that has been allocated is utilized lest other Departments see it a vacant and allocate it. I am a Christian, so my bias is in that direction. The Church cannot be overlooked in the peace in Zimbabwe. It does not work well for the Nation to antagonize A Good Comrade in the prosperity of the Nation. I have thought this carefully through. The President showed leadership in his open support for The Church. That is good. May such things keep on happening in our Nation. The Church does not take up much land. It does not hurt anyone to do it good each now and again.
My prayer is now for NLCC to be gin to build along Samora Machel Avenue and give Harare another Conferencing Venue bigger than ICC. That would be a massive development. Imagine some US$ 10 million or more being poured into a construction work. That would be good.
There is a reasonable time in which it should be realized that a certain development is occurring on already allocated land. I believe there are all sorts of publications made to notify the public about big developments. So, it is important to keep an eye on your property lest it become another's in the growing democracy's networking processes.
The computer is very important and Africa must come to a place of increasing uptake of this blessing, if used well. Zimbabwe is blessed, for the President has tried to make the computer available even in remote areas of the Nation through his computerization programmes. Business needs to get involved and push this program ahead. Finally they are the beneficiaries. If Zimbabweans know the computer, they become much more profitable Employees.
Anyway, it is also important to ensure that all land that has been allocated is utilized lest other Departments see it a vacant and allocate it. I am a Christian, so my bias is in that direction. The Church cannot be overlooked in the peace in Zimbabwe. It does not work well for the Nation to antagonize A Good Comrade in the prosperity of the Nation. I have thought this carefully through. The President showed leadership in his open support for The Church. That is good. May such things keep on happening in our Nation. The Church does not take up much land. It does not hurt anyone to do it good each now and again.
My prayer is now for NLCC to be gin to build along Samora Machel Avenue and give Harare another Conferencing Venue bigger than ICC. That would be a massive development. Imagine some US$ 10 million or more being poured into a construction work. That would be good.
Friday, 18 March 2016
Prosperity
"Earlier this week, there was a $1.6 billion retroactive tax demand on Cairn India for capital gains made nine years ago, based on a law that the ousted UPA government passed in 2012, when it transferred its entire India business from subsidiaries incorporated in places like Jersey, a tax haven, to the newly incorporated company in India. It's no one's case that the country should forego tax reasonably due to it, or look the other way if companies do something they shouldn't do. But investors hate surprises, and an uncertain regulatory and legal environment creates the sort of climate that will keep India mired in the low rungs of the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index."(Business India March 16-29 2015, Confidence-sapping signals)
I bolded the bold parts in the quotation for emphasis. poor nations encourage each other to look away from their rights. The Investor is the one with all the rights. This is why Zimbabwe is amazing. They are the only Country in the world with a policy that makes prosperity a reality. They are the only Nation bold enough to stand by what they believe. India has Economists. Do you see their advice. They are saying, "AS EDUCATED PEOPLE WE ADVISE YOU TO IGNORE PREJUDICE. THE INVESTOR IS god. LET THE INVESTOR DO WHATEVER THEY LIKE. IF YOU UPSET THEM, THEY WILL DRAG US LOWER ON THE WORLD BANK RATINGS." Is that what our educated developing Nation experts are advising our governments? So, when will we end poverty? The people we educated are misleading our governments to maintain the status quo.
I read a book called, "the river between." In it a character called Wayiyaki is sent to learn the whiteman's tactics so that he may deliver his people from colonialism. Now if Wayiyaki comes back with the advice of perpetuating colonialism; why did we spend so much on him? This is the problem with those that are 'educated.' All they learnt was how strong the whiteman, is not how they could overcome him. Do you know Moses? I like this man very much. He is different. He grew up in Pharaoh's palace. He knew how powerful Egypt was. Yet, when he came to maturity, he stood with those of his kind. Do you know why our educated people support colonial, capitalist governance? Selfishness. They want the benefits of the system not the pains of liberation struggle.
I bolded the bold parts in the quotation for emphasis. poor nations encourage each other to look away from their rights. The Investor is the one with all the rights. This is why Zimbabwe is amazing. They are the only Country in the world with a policy that makes prosperity a reality. They are the only Nation bold enough to stand by what they believe. India has Economists. Do you see their advice. They are saying, "AS EDUCATED PEOPLE WE ADVISE YOU TO IGNORE PREJUDICE. THE INVESTOR IS god. LET THE INVESTOR DO WHATEVER THEY LIKE. IF YOU UPSET THEM, THEY WILL DRAG US LOWER ON THE WORLD BANK RATINGS." Is that what our educated developing Nation experts are advising our governments? So, when will we end poverty? The people we educated are misleading our governments to maintain the status quo.
I read a book called, "the river between." In it a character called Wayiyaki is sent to learn the whiteman's tactics so that he may deliver his people from colonialism. Now if Wayiyaki comes back with the advice of perpetuating colonialism; why did we spend so much on him? This is the problem with those that are 'educated.' All they learnt was how strong the whiteman, is not how they could overcome him. Do you know Moses? I like this man very much. He is different. He grew up in Pharaoh's palace. He knew how powerful Egypt was. Yet, when he came to maturity, he stood with those of his kind. Do you know why our educated people support colonial, capitalist governance? Selfishness. They want the benefits of the system not the pains of liberation struggle.
24 By faith Moses, when he had grown up, refused to be known as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter.
25 He chose to be mistreated along with the people of God rather than to enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin.
26 He regarded disgrace for the sake of Christ as of greater value than the treasures of Egypt, because he was looking ahead to his reward.
27 By faith he left Egypt, not fearing the king’s anger; he persevered because he saw him who is invisible. Hebrews 11.
If the present crop of Zimbabweans were there in the days of the Liberation struggle, Zimbabwe would still be a colony. Why? They love the pleasures of colonialism not the journey to Israel. They cannot stay in a desert for so long. Listen. For any Independence, someone paid a dear price somewhere.
When I read the article quoted, I realized that the world bank and other Bretton woods Institutions are all colonial entities. The UN needs to become more aligned to present International realities. It is only subtly transforming its institutions so that they keep the money going west. When they talk of certification, rankings, etc. Someone is being plundered. Developing Nations hungry for Investment are tripping over each other seeking ways of opening up their economies to exploitation. The more open to exploitation an economy is, the higher it appears on rankings that capitalists use to direct their capital. So, when they see your Nation very high, they know that there will be very little resistance to whatever they want. They do as they please. poverty and its entrenchment. So, why are we still attending UN meetings? Why are we trooping to exploiters gatherings? They take generations to make the Security Council more representative. I urge A BOYCOTT OF UN MEETINGS by the whole developing world till they change their present warped Administrations.
Well, hope someone somewhere just realized how the world is run and who runs the world.
Friday, 11 March 2016
The Power of Motivation.
Everyone needs a motive. Motive is the engine for deeds. Where there is no motive, there is no activity. Some people ask, " What is in it for me?" They are asking for the reason they should activate work. They are asking for the motive to inspire activity. So, next time you think of getting something done, think about the benefit to the other Party before you expect anything. If the world was run more like that, a lot of what people do would not be done, for we would have a very sensitive, empathetic world. God bless you richly
Monday, 7 March 2016
Potential, Possibility and Prosperity
I heard one of the most amazing statistics today. It is said, "Since Cecil John Rhodes started mining in Zimbabwe to date, all exploitation of gold is still beneath 10% of all the reserves known to be housed in Zimbabwe." Amazing statistic. It is further claimed that all the reserves at Chiadzwa diamond fields are smaller than reserves discovered in Binga. I do not know what people mean when they say, "Zimbabwe is poor." Is that your idea of poverty? impoverishment possibly, definitely not poverty. Someone somewhere is responsible for the current state that Zimbabwe is in. I will explain in future posts. I certifiedly support 51/49% Indigenization investment threshold policy with this kind of information
God richly bless you
God richly bless you
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