Zimbabwe

Authored by Serban V.C. Enache via Hereticus Economicus:

Zimbabwe is once again facing rampant inflation, a rate of almost 100 percent recorded in the month of May.

Low ratings, record sales and comedy quicksand + this day in history w/the Great New England Hurricane and our song of the day by St. Paul & The Broken Bones on your Morning Monarchy for September 21, 2018.

Compound raids, armed security and failed attacks + this day in history w/the arrest of King Louis XVI and our song of the day by Trevor Moore on your Morning Monarchy for August 13, 2018.

Did “The Crocodile”, Zimbabwe’s President and former National Intelligence chief Emmerson Mnangagwa steal the 2018 election? While no can say for sure outside of those party loyalists on the Election Commission appointed by President Mnangagwa, it sure looks that way. To start with Zimbabwe has been in a bad way economically with unemployment and inflation sky high while a critical[Read More...]

Zimbabwe purged whites from the land and then the farms died, creating mass starvation among the population.  Recently, MP Joseph Tshuma was reported to have commented that his country cannot prosper without the involvement of the whites in its affairs and that no other country was capable of developing without the whites. [...]

Serial stowaway, unified flags and renewing surveillance + this day in history w/the Apple '1984' ad and our song of the day by Beth Ditto on your Morning Monarchy for January 22, 2018.

Mostafa Afzalzadeh: Why do you think the western countries are trying to use people against Iran and not use military force? What is the difference?

Cyril Ramaphosa, the next President of South Africa, was the man behind the entry of international fast food behemoth McDonalds into the country, earning him the sobriquet “The Big Mac”. Zimbabwe’s new President Mnangagwa bears the nickname “The Crocodile” from his days as head of Robert Mugabe’s secret police for, like his namesake, coming out of nowhere to suddenly snatch[Read More...]

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