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Plumtree villagers forced to sign anti-sanctions petition
Bulawayo Agenda
February 08, 2011

Madlambuzi - Villagers in the remote area of Madlambuzi in Plumtree are being forced by their village heads to sign the anti sanctions petition. The petition is a ZANU PF project headed by the self proclaimed war veterans leader, Jabulani Sibanda. The party is targeting more than one million signatures on the petition, which shall be presented to the three principals in the inclusive government. The unsuspecting villagers are allegedly told to sign without questioning the contents of the petition. Anti-sanction fliers are also being distributed by ZimPapers. Sunday Newspaper readers were surprised on Sunday morning to find anti-sanction fliers inside the newspaper, a clear indication that Zanu PF is not joking about the removal of sanctions.

Bulawayo - Over the weekend, Bulawayo Agenda held a leadership training workshop. A total of twenty people were trained on a wide variety of leadership aspects ranging from advocacy to change management. The main reason of the leadership training workshop is to develop a new crop of leaders in Civic Society as most of the leaders have either left the country for greener pastures or have joined the government. The final day of the training was breathtaking as the participants demonstrated their competence in poetry music and dance all in the name of leadership. The Executive Director Anastasia Moyo presided over the awarding of certificates.

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