In Zimbabwe Five Die As Cholera Returns
A woman in Harare and her children draw water from a stagnant pool in Harare. It has started raining in Zimbabwe , bringing natural water, but also spreading sewage which flows in the streets. Morgan Tsvangirai has now become complicit in the deaths of Zimbabweans by failing to implement policies that could have avoided the cholera outbreak that is now claiming lives yet again in Zimbabwe. The people that he was their champion, that he had gone into government to fight in their corner against Mugabe. yet, instead of fighting Mugabe to reduce the US$22 million foreign travel bill for Ministers (Tsvangirai included), he cheers this looting and takes part in it, neglecting the crumbling sewage and water infrastructure in Zimbabwe. He has not once spoken up about the priorities that this government should pursue. To him, the priority is getting his people in positions. Harare, Zimbabwe, 24 November 2009 The latest news from here in Zimbabwe is rather disappointing. That ancient disease, ch...