THE SWORD HAS SUNK DEEP ENOUGH (BY David Magagula)

It is heartening to realize that the cries for Mthwakazi Freedom have gone to the belies of those who took over from the British to oppress us. This has seen new attempts put at play to once again confuse the Great March to Mthwakazi Independence. Two new approaches to thwart the advancement of our calls for the restoration of our country are now being implemented by the regime : 1). The use of cheap Historians in the form of promoting overnight scholars like Ndzimu. 2). The intimidation of the Black sheep among the flock-these being represented by Mthwakazi ministers in the inclusive government. Zimbabwe is known for its history which is full of half truths;omissions and in some cases twisted facts. In not so distant a past the media was awash with revelations that a former minister of education had authored a History textbook that drew a lot of criticism ranging from deliberate omissions of obvious historic facts to twisting facts to suit the present regime,now we come across yet another self styled Kalanga Historian named Ndzimu Emanuel. Reading Ndzimu's historic claims leaves me concluding that he/she is a hastily organised institution to slow the Mthwakazi Agenda by throwing spanners at given intervals. Now we deal with the Bukalanga issue,next will be another ethnic group within us till we are all pulled down. The second and most salient method is that of making sure those ministers who are of Mthwakazi origion are kept under check-lest they go to their fold with the loot. Obert Mpofu is being investigated for being rich;David Coltart awarded Longman the tender for supplying School Textbooks;Moses Mzila on trial for speaking about Gukurahundi and all have to condemn their own and denounce their pleas for injustice in order to be counted in. When He came to Bulawayo for the Trade Fair He called people snakes and ordered the snakes to be eradicated. The sword has sunk to the heart! To those still left behind I warn that, "inkukhu ingaze ibenhle kanjani ekhozini yinyama kuphela" .Lamaqhude ayadojwa yimizwazwa! The writing is on the wall and home is best: BANTWANA BANTWANA WOZAN'EKHAYA!