Do we really need to be gracious when talking about someone as bad as Mugabe?Rather than RIP is it unfair to say BIH (Burn in Hell)? It probably is a bit ungracious, so I won't say it, I'll just think it.
Do we really need to be gracious when talking about someone as bad as Mugabe?Rather than RIP is it unfair to say BIH (Burn in Hell)? It probably is a bit ungracious, so I won't say it, I'll just think it.
I've had a hankering now, for almost two decades, to retrace my dads footsteps.
He trained as an RAF pilot in Bulawayo just after WWII and I recall a great story he told of catching the sleeper train from Bulawayo to Victoria Falls for a long weekend with his RAF pals on short leave.
I have always wanted to do that journey but never felt that Zimbabwe was safe enough to take it on.
Perhaps things will change now he's gone and, like Uganda after Idi Amin [I went there in 2013], Zimbabwe can find a civilised place in this world.
Never lost an election.