2011 and we are back!!

Compliments of the new year to readers of this blog.
The new year in Zimbabwe promises to be a great one with so many issues on the plate, the biggest of which are impending elections which we are told may come any time this year, which should be preceded by a vote on the new constitution of the land.
So the mood is decidedly, well more or less, in that direction, as stakes are always high in such events and processes.
The reason: on one hand is the revolutionary Zanu-PF, which so far has clearly spelt out the indigenisation and economic empowerment agenda on top of its other revolutionary pursuits such as the land question.
Zanu-Pf looks set to win any election, being grounded in its revolutionary principles and philosophy.
On the other are Western created and sponsored outfits who are only set to follow the agenda already set, vainly seeking to derail a people's march from Western servitude and deprivation.
Already there has been movement in one of these outfits, which development though might not have so much of a bearing in terms of  the body politic.
If anything the one outfit in question is much of a lesser evil for its want of foreign trust or a purchased following.
Zanu-PF can be looked upon to continue fighting the illegal and racist sanctions the West has imposed on the country, at the behest of some politicians, to foment a humanitarian disaster that would force an abdication of Zanu-PF and President Robert Mugabe.
Which point is likely to be another agenda for the party as it not only highlights the treason and treachery of those who called for the sanctions but also strives to help people out of the sanctions-induced quagmire the country has faced.
Continuing with the fight that asserts Zimbabwe's political sovereignty and permanent sovereignty over its resources is one such way.
in Africa, we would also strive to bring to the spotlight the raging questions of the day.
Already, it's been South Sudan and also Tunisia.
It remains to be seen what unravels here and elsewhere and this blog will follow with keen and unapologetic Pan-African and Zimbabwean interest..