Zimbabwe | Robert Mugabe | Mugabe's Gamble |1981
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2016
- Respected Journalist Julian Manyon visits Zimbabwe where Robert Mugabe is Prime Minister. The team from Thames Televisions 'TV Eye' follows Mugabe and some of his key revolutionary allies.
First shown on the 23/04/1981
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It is stunning how so quickly this country went into ruins. The irony is that the institutional kleptocracy, widespread corruption, and utter lack of governance coupled with incredible incompetence hurt the most vulnerable people of the country majority rule was supposed to help.
I remember watching this on the television 38 years ago!!
Glad everything worked out so well for Zimbabwe. Quite the economic and technological superpower these days, go google it
Whatever good intentions Mugabe might have had at the beginning of his rule in Zimbabwe (and trying to be fair - which isn't easy - he did have some good things going on in the beginning, but those quickly faded), in the end he let everyone down - he let them down bad.
This is the funeral for Rhodesia/ Zimbabwe
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Another prime example how when an pillar or power and responsibility that is typically learned or earned over time is given to someone that has NOT earned or learned the importance of that pillar... it goes to shit in a short period of time. That pillar of power and responsibility includes power and money. South Africa is another fine example. No, I won't claim either Rhodesia or South Africa were beacons of equality or justice, but it is obvious who brought prosperity and then who let it die.
Rhodesia was a beautiful & prosperous country!… Zimbabwe is a hellhole now!
This documentary answers many questions
I would love to know what’s going through the guards’ minds at
If those Rhodesian pilots knew what Mugabe would bring, especially to his own people, they would have thrown him over the side of that chopper without a doubt.
I was there 2 weeks ago. Everyone is consoled to the fact that’s everything is fucked and won’t get better anytime soon.
You solve alot of promblem in our content my almighty God bless your soul.
I remember crossing from poor Botswana to Rhodesia to get quality education, and we bought Vinyl records, record players, a Supersonic Radio Receiver and some Exotic food we didn't have in Botswana, this Mugabe failed miserably and mnangagwa will be the worst
The British South Africa Police Regimental Association ("BSAPRA") has ten Associations worldwide, under a College of Delegates.
anyone back in 2017 following the military coup?
this is so sad. the question is will the world learn from history. Look to South Africa to find the answer.
Oh! this is Nyafaru Tangwena Area, Nyanga
Wow! A great documentary.
so respected journalist, julian manyon, I don't suppose your left wing opinion has changed after 40 years of majority rule under your hero mugabe