MaSPORTS EKUGADZIRISA NYIKA-IMPACTFUL STORIES FUND

MaSPORTS EKUGADZIRISA NYIKA- IMPACTFUL STORIES FUND, a continuation of:

The 2021 Zambia Transition Interview, plus the Zim Glasgow Breakthrough Story have all showed that Zimbabweans can fix their country in a matter of a few days as the truth is investigated and published. It's all a build up to the progress in previous periods, such as 2020, 2019.

 

e.g Below Are 7 Legal Steps Zimbabweans Took in 2019 Alone To Take Their Country Back.

 

Some say in 2019 Zimbabweans lost everything, but on another hand, a lot was gained especially on the media and legal front.

 

Citizens obtained their first ever report by the United Nations condemning the killing of 17 people and raping of scores of women.

 

Drones were deployed by ZimEye across Zimbabwe to expose atrocities and the nation therewith obtained another report, the first succesful on the ground investigation by the UN Rappoteur in 2019, concluding that ZANU PF is behind the crimes against humanity.

 

The ZRP's underhand was exopsed, and through a ZimEye interview forced to backtrack when they blocked Hospital Doctors Association president, Dr Peter Magombeyi from leaving the country. The interview saw the Police General Godwin Matanga calling a reporter, "my brother."

 

Also Investigative journalists from ZimEye broke records when they managed to enter a police station and film live videos inside exposing the incarceration of children who are minors.

 

Zimbabwe's first ever international prosecution case against a senior Zanu PFofficial, was successfully opened in Belgrade, Serbia, following a ZimEye interview at the In Hotel where the Speaker Of Parliament Jacob Mudenda confirmed his participation in the crimes of torture on 1 August 2018.

 

On another hand, the International Criminal Court registered the first case submission concerning crimes against humanity committed between August 2018 and May 2019.

 

Another United Nations report was completed to reveal that food security is as a result of Human Rights violations and corruption.

 

Following trips to Switzerland, ZimEye corroborated with international media leading to Emmerson Mnangagwa confessing to crimes against humanity after the killing of 17 people and raping of several women and also the killing of 6 people on the 1st of August 2018.

 

In another case, the foreign broadcaster, the BBC reviewed a court case over fake news later successfully won by the victim of police torture, Tafadzwa Mushunje, assisted by ZimEye.com since 2015. Mushunje obtained her court win of USD45,000 against the ZRP.

 

Over to the UK, the High Court case in Birmingham over how Zimbabweans lost tens of thousands of pounds from a conwoman, saw the British Police finally opening investigations at the end of November. This was after ZimEye won the High Court case at Birmingham. The Zimbabwean women have seen the case now been taken up by the crown prosecution service as a result. Through that case people also broke the chains of fear as the businessperson was threatening them using witchcraft. This victory represents a suddem shift in the culture of impunity criminals have enjoyed for 40 years to date.

 

So how is the year 2020 likely going to be? Its forecast can be passed using the gauge of the progress covered in 2019. There are 7 documents, showing the progress covered so far:

 

- 3 United Nations investigation reports.

 

- International Prosecution case opening at Belgrade.

 

- Zim High Court case win against police brutality.

 

- High Court case win at Birmingham, and the subsequent police case opening.

 

- international criminal court case filing.

 

These 7 stages are perhaps pedestals now set to propel Zimbabweans into the glorious future to becoming that clean, beautiful nation that they desire.

 

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