28th November 2017 (jandmayers and ladylydialondon twitter)
“As Prince Harry has announced his engagement to Meghan Markle, we send our congratulations to the happy couple”
“This couple is both special to each other and to the world – both are accomplished in many things”
“They want to help the underprivileged and those who have suffered either abuse or injury in some way, be it mental or physical”
“Their love of nature and endangered species, conservation, play a huge part in their lives”
“It will be the closeness and support that they give each other, which is very much part of their nature”
“They are both givers and want to do the right job right for people and the world, so that those who have suffered can be helped in some way”
“You have here two remarkable people in their own right and, with their natural love, they will have a lifetime of happiness together”
20th November 2017 (jandmayers and ladylydialondon twitter)
“As Zimbabwe looks for new answers from their powerful military chiefs, a forced impeachment is very much on the cards”
“Mugabe is a very frightened man – he has not been questioned and forced out as he is today”
“His wish is that he continues from the grave giving power to his family members at whatever cost to his people”
“Mugabe is all about power and gross wealth, bleeding his people dry, whom he cares little about, as long as he gets what he wants”
“The man is a megalomaniac – wealth and assets are his prime concern”
“Letting go of what he feels is still his right to have from his people – woe to anybody who stands in his way”
“Seventy percent of Zimbabweans live below the national poverty line”
“The people cannot send their children to school, as they do not have the funds to do so”
“Mugabe has broken so many people’s lives and homes – massacres of people against his regime have been in the hundreds of thousands”
“President Ian Khama from Botswana has openly called for Mugabe to step down”
“Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was dismissed by Mugabe on 6th November…”
“…has been central to this political chaos after months of infighting as to who would replace Mugabe”
“The military are losing patience with their leader, who is refusing to resign as they want him to, with little disgrace”
“Parliament, which sits on Tuesday, will put forward a motion of no confidence in their leader”
“Parliament now have the numbers to impeach him”
“Mugabe will fight on to the bitter end until he is physically moved out of office, which will be soon enough”
“The country needs a new leader and the Zimbabweans need a new hope at last!”
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