Isn’t it ironic that a person becomes a prime minister for five years, fights bitterly for the advancement of the black nationalist movement, offers land to ex-combatants and ends up being told he is not a citizen of that country? Isn’t it ironic that a person is born in Zimbabwe, is harassed for supporting the black cause, is forced into exile for this, but at the age of 60, she is told she is not a citizen of that country? Read on.
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