Comments for Women and Men of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) http://wozazimbabwe.org Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:38:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on Update on three WOZA court appearances by r maswoswa http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=399#comment-1132 r maswoswa Wed, 13 May 2009 13:46:55 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=399#comment-1132 The system in our country remains to be understood. Freedom of expression seems to be ignored by our authorities that we are supposed to trust and why we still wonder.... Is this to shush us up? Hardships are now affecting every zimbabwean especially those who have voted for change and we seem to be paying for this in our day to day lives and this has to stop now. As a zimbabwean, I am frustrated by the system. Our government is supposed to be elected by the people and work for the people, proper rule of law should be fair and not biased. But my fellow zimbabweans who speak out are being persurcuted for speaking out. Where is the democracy? If the system is not working as a citizen of zimbabwe I am allowed to speak out and should not be punished for this. We have yet to see change, the change that we all vote and vote for again and again. This has not yet happened as per our will but has been forced on us. Where is the justice? Please free these people, they do not deserve to go through this ordeal. Our children have suffered enough, and this should stop. The system in our country remains to be understood. Freedom of expression seems to be ignored by our authorities that we are supposed to trust and why we still wonder…. Is this to shush us up?
Hardships are now affecting every zimbabwean especially those who have voted for change and we seem to be paying for this in our day to day lives and this has to stop now.
As a zimbabwean, I am frustrated by the system. Our government is supposed to be elected by the people and work for the people, proper rule of law should be fair and not biased. But my fellow zimbabweans who speak out are being persurcuted for speaking out. Where is the democracy? If the system is not working as a citizen of zimbabwe I am allowed to speak out and should not be punished for this.
We have yet to see change, the change that we all vote and vote for again and again. This has not yet happened as per our will but has been forced on us.

Where is the justice? Please free these people, they do not deserve to go through this ordeal.

Our children have suffered enough, and this should stop.

]]> Comment on Urgent application to Supreme Court in matter of Williams and Mahlangu - for constitutional challenge to be heard and trial to be halted pending appeal by Inno http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=393#comment-1128 Inno Wed, 29 Apr 2009 10:25:37 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=393#comment-1128 The state is very crazy. I am one of the chaps once arrestted by the state under LOMA in the mid-1990s. I was with one of your lawyers and I am happy he is representing you. Keep up the good work. The state is very crazy. I am one of the chaps once arrestted by the state under LOMA in the mid-1990s. I was with one of your lawyers and I am happy he is representing you. Keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on WOZA continues to engage schools directly on education issues - Harare by mrs simangaliso muzira http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=386#comment-1126 mrs simangaliso muzira Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:50:49 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=386#comment-1126 Thank you so much WOZA FOR THE WONDERFUL JOB YOU ARE DOING. iAM A ZIMBABWEAN WIDOW CURRENTLY STAYING IN SOUTH AFRICA AND AM SO MUCH INTERESTED IN JOINING WOZA AND ALSO PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH WILL HELP MY FELLOW ZIMBABWEANS ,(WOMEN)FOR THE PURPOSE OF ALERTING THE WORLD AND ZIMBABWEAN WOMEN OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE,HELP VOICING AND ANY OTHER FORMS OF JOB AS FAR AS IT IS FOR HELPING ZIMBABWEANS.THANK YOU SO MUCH.CURRENTLY AM STAYING IN DURBAN,SO WOULD BE GREATFUL TO KNOW THE WHERE ABOUTS OF WOZA OFFICES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND KWAZULU NATAL DURBAN. Thank you Cdes. Aluta Continuah .Kusvika zvaita. Shinga mukadzi shinga. Thank you so much WOZA FOR THE WONDERFUL JOB YOU ARE DOING. iAM A ZIMBABWEAN WIDOW CURRENTLY STAYING IN SOUTH AFRICA AND AM SO MUCH INTERESTED IN JOINING WOZA AND ALSO PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH WILL HELP MY FELLOW ZIMBABWEANS ,(WOMEN)FOR THE PURPOSE OF ALERTING THE WORLD AND ZIMBABWEAN WOMEN OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE,HELP VOICING AND ANY OTHER FORMS OF JOB AS FAR AS IT IS FOR HELPING ZIMBABWEANS.THANK YOU SO MUCH.CURRENTLY AM STAYING IN DURBAN,SO WOULD BE GREATFUL TO KNOW THE WHERE ABOUTS OF WOZA OFFICES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND KWAZULU NATAL DURBAN.

Thank you Cdes.

Aluta Continuah .Kusvika zvaita.

Shinga mukadzi shinga.

]]> Comment on WOZA take to the streets of Bulawayo on Valentine’s Day by Jackie Andres http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=312#comment-1104 Jackie Andres Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:52:09 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=312#comment-1104 I can just repeat what John Halton has said. I just wanted to tell you how much I admire your courage and your fight for the rights of the people of Zimbabwe. I hope that the sanctions against your country will get less and that your politicians will be finally willing and able to help the people. I respect your work very much and I hope you will stay as strong as you are right now.. and I hope that WOZA will get even more support and members in Zimbabwe, solidary greetings, Jackie I can just repeat what John Halton has said.
I just wanted to tell you how much I admire your courage and your fight for the rights of the people of Zimbabwe.
I hope that the sanctions against your country will get less and that your politicians will be finally willing and able to help the people.
I respect your work very much and I hope you will stay as strong as you are right now.. and I hope that WOZA will get even more support and members in Zimbabwe,
solidary greetings, Jackie

]]> Comment on WOZA members engage schools in Bulawayo directly on education issues by Tirzah Loewenstein http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=375#comment-1091 Tirzah Loewenstein Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:31:36 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=375#comment-1091 Dear all of you, WOZA/MOZA - I can't tell you how often I've mean't to write to you, to congratulate you time and again not only for your endless courage but also for the point of it all: your sharp focus and magnificent achievements. And this latest, engaging the schools in Bulawayo, bowls me over (as did the related February petition to Minister of Education, David Coltart). I know parents of the children at schools in those areas - know their struggle to continue educating their children, come what may - even sometimes at the risk of not feeding them, as you yourselves point out. And now that you've so specifically espoused their cause, I know they couldn't be in better, more strategically savvy and constructive hands. Bravo! I salute and hug you for what you're doing for those children and their parents. You engender hope wherever you go! Tirzah Dear all of you, WOZA/MOZA -

I can’t tell you how often I’ve mean’t to write to you, to congratulate you time and again not only for your endless courage but also for the point of it all: your sharp focus and magnificent achievements.

And this latest, engaging the schools in Bulawayo, bowls me over (as did the related February petition to Minister of Education, David Coltart).

I know parents of the children at schools in those areas - know their struggle to continue educating their children, come what may - even sometimes at the risk of not feeding them, as you yourselves point out. And now that you’ve so specifically espoused their cause, I know they couldn’t be in better, more strategically savvy and constructive hands.

Bravo! I salute and hug you for what you’re doing for those children and their parents. You engender hope wherever you go!

Tirzah

]]> Comment on Statement on International Women’s Day and death of Mrs Susan Tsvangirai by christiane Martin http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=362#comment-1047 christiane Martin Thu, 12 Mar 2009 09:07:31 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=362#comment-1047 Type your comment here. Dear friends, I agree with the previous comment, we are not able to imagine the situation of Zimbabwe! Anyway we are staying close to you, supporting your demonstrations in favour of respect of human rights. Very, very sad for Susan Tsangirai. Courage! Loves from Grenoble, France. Christiane Martin Type your comment here.
Dear friends,
I agree with the previous comment, we are not able to imagine the situation of Zimbabwe!
Anyway we are staying close to you, supporting your demonstrations in favour of respect of human rights.
Very, very sad for Susan Tsangirai.
Courage!
Loves from Grenoble, France.
Christiane Martin

]]> Comment on Statement on International Women’s Day and death of Mrs Susan Tsvangirai by sheilanagig http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=362#comment-1039 sheilanagig Mon, 09 Mar 2009 19:17:43 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=362#comment-1039 I don't know what to think of Zimbabwe and its politics...very difficult for one who has never visited Africa. I can't imagine even your situation. But I do like what you write here. I suppose it's hard to dwell on questions to which there are only difficult ambiguous answers. Thanks for you insights here. Good luck to you. You seem to have a great spirit from what I can tell of your blog. Cheers I don’t know what to think of Zimbabwe and its politics…very difficult for one who has never visited Africa.

I can’t imagine even your situation. But I do like what you write here. I suppose it’s hard to dwell on questions to which there are only difficult ambiguous answers.
Thanks for you insights here.

Good luck to you. You seem to have a great spirit from what I can tell of your blog.

Cheers

]]> Comment on 5 WOZA members remain in custody in Harare – trial of Williams and Mahlangu postponed to 5 March by Esmé Comfort http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=352#comment-1031 Esmé Comfort Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:00:57 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=352#comment-1031 Please know that there are people all over the world who support WOZA in their peaceful struggle to improve conditions in Zimbabawe. I am doing what I can to help in as sensible, direct and compassionate way. I am urging my friends, family and colleagues to do the same. The power of one. I will continue to pay attention to what is happening and to do what I can, whether it is political advocacy or financial aid to appropriate sources. Blessings upon your work and stay safe. Esmé Comfort, Canmore, Alberta, Canada Please know that there are people all over the world who support WOZA in their peaceful struggle to improve conditions in Zimbabawe. I am doing what I can to help in as sensible, direct and compassionate way. I am urging my friends, family and colleagues to do the same. The power of one. I will continue to pay attention to what is happening and to do what I can, whether it is political advocacy or financial aid to appropriate sources. Blessings upon your work and stay safe. Esmé Comfort, Canmore, Alberta, Canada

]]> Comment on 5 WOZA activists released on US $50 bail after 6 days in custody by Mossuz Monique http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=357#comment-1029 Mossuz Monique Wed, 04 Mar 2009 13:58:03 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=357#comment-1029 Type your comment here. I am glad that this people is released but I THink There is lot of things to , avavnt que les droits humains soint pleinement respectés. Best regards Monique AI Grenoble Type your comment here.
I am glad that this people is released but I THink There is lot of things to , avavnt que les droits humains soint pleinement respectés.
Best regards
Monique AI Grenoble

]]> Comment on WOZA deliver petition to Minister of Education - 5 arrested, many beaten by Françoise LEVEQUE http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=350#comment-1026 Françoise LEVEQUE Thu, 26 Feb 2009 18:54:41 +0000 http://wozazimbabwe.org/?p=350#comment-1026 We think has you many; we keep guard the hope with the arrival of union goverment best regards Françoise LEVEQUE Amnesty International FRANCE Group 362 We think has you many; we keep guard the hope with the arrival of union goverment
best regards
Françoise LEVEQUE
Amnesty International FRANCE
Group 362

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