A Catalyst for Transformation To Begin

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This day of 21st November, 2017 is a historical day.

It is the day Robert Mugabe resigned, and the beginning of a transformative period for Zimbabwe and Zimbabweans world wide. How transformation will take place is not yet known but as with all transformations, it will be a slow process.


Full details of his resignation is covered here in this Sunday Times article  Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has resigned

The opportunity for socio-economic development is tremendous, however it is too soon to tell whether the changes will be positive or negative. I would like to believe that only good will come to this country and its people from now on.

Let the new leadership empower all Zimbabweans to move forward.

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