Elections in Zimbabwe a necessity yet a threat!

When two bulls fight it is the grass that suffers and the political scenario in Zimbabwe can be better be placed for this counsel.
Not so long Zimbabwe held general elections which resulted in political masquerading, killing many people, displacement.
Two main political parties Zanu-Pf and MDC-T formation went into power struggle election with the MDC want to out the 30 year rule by the ZANU-PF through the majority vote yet the ZANUs still want to grab power by believing in the people of Zimbabwe.
Surprisingly the same people who led the ZANU to the thrown were the same people who oust them through the ballot box.

It was in this moment that they realised that the goodwill of the Zimbabweans who enabled them on the thrown during the 1980 era had finally threw towels away from them so simply and smart.

Disappointingly they waged war against the people whom they believed as have been betrayed to them selling the country to the puppets.
Such occasions are the unforgettable moments where people where humiliated in front of their children, killed in day light observations.
The scenario was a bitter pill to swallow, a thorn in the flesh to every Zimbabwean who could not support the then Ruling party Zanu-Pf and it went hell-wash with people voting for the wanted winning horse.

Africa has succumbed to the axe of political bickering and breast beating with politicians who always bargain for power and never dreamt of surrendering it to other potential leaders.
Even if the leaders are ousted by the goodwill of the same people who had enabled them on the throne.
The uprising in Egypt has people radically ousting the 30 year rule by Hosni Mubarak.
The same scenario was witnessed in Tunisia where the people said no to the rule of Ben Ali and began to march in the street in a bid to oust him from power and it was the will of the people

All in all Zimbabweans are genuinely in need of a leader who is able to consolidate their wishes as a nation
The indication which reflected the future danger was during the constitution-making consultative process through the legal board by feared aspect, people do fear the unknown and it’s a crucial aspect in our daily lives especially the political anarchy and disorder which characterised this motherland.

It is very vital to be patient but not to be a patient and this simply summarize that people do no want force but leaders should lead and not rule by the will of the people.