When Robert Mugabe dies, how SHOULD Zimbabwe proceed?

There is a law that says any foreign company setting up business in Zim should be 51% owned by Zim, while this makes moral sense, it does not make business sense, I am sure there are other ways to get natives to partake in main stream economy without a sense of free entitlement, Zimbabwe has one of the best education in Southern Africa, many working in South Africa, but it won't be as easy, rumour has it Rachel, Mugabe's wife is being strategically elevated so as to replace Mugabe. read more

Zimbabwe last developed in the mid 90s so She is outdated by +20 years. New roads need to be built and existing roads widened. Zimbabwe has one of the worst road fatalities. 3 985 people died in road accidents in 2013. At the same time invest in public health. read more

The wife of Zimbabwe's 92-year-old President, Robert Mugabe, has said that he is so popular that if he died, he could run as a corpse in next year's election and still win votes. The wife of Zimbabwe's 92-year-old President, Robert Mugabe, has said that he is so popular that if he died, he could run as a corpse in next year's election and still win votes. read more