The ignored Reality

It is true that Almost all the Zimbabwean citizens are very much concerned about their economic situation. For example, today as I were in a combi on my way to town I heard bitter words from several passengers who for some of them it was clear that they were not that literate (from the way they were debating) but at least knew what is going on concerning the Zimbabwe economic situation. A certain old man exchanged bitter words with the the combi conductor concerning his change which he believed was supposed to be R3 but the conductor had given him R2 instead. The speaker went on to comment about the legal system's failure to arrest such "law breakers" who are "robbing fellow desperate ctizens" in broad day light. He stated that the rate of the dollar against the rand long stood at 1:8 so he wondered why these people were behaving in such a way. He lambusted them as "uncanny people" who should revise their tactis. This is just one of those endless robberies of Zimbabwean citizens, some of which have never been reported. i therefore believe that the best way to liberate Zimbabweans from poverty they should be given a say in the running of their economy.