Is Mujuru going to Rescue Zimbabweans?

Joyce Mujuru was demoted as the vice president of Zimbabwe at the end of 2014. More to that; she was thrown out of ZANU-PF party with other several former ZANU-PF members. The media has been reporting that she is in the process of forming a new party, which is meant to challenge Robert Mugabe's party in 2018.

Recently Mujuru's supporters are said to be crying out loud that Mujuru should rescue them. Daily News posited that:

"Ousted former Vice President Joice Mujuru’s supporters have thrown down the gauntlet by urging her to “stand up to tyranny”, as many have sought to rally the ex-President Robert Mugabe’s deputy to challenge the 91-year-old."

This therefore reveals that females are now succeeding in the political field. This is because people now have the guts to seek for help from female politicians who were regarded as weak in the old days

Margaret opened the door for female politicians in the UK.

Females tend to take a long journey in order for them to succeed in the political arena. Who knows maybe this might bring a conclusion that women are weak when it comes to politics, especially in the past. There were a few females who seemed to be so into politics. Women like Nacy Astor became the first female politicians to make it in the political carrier.

This lady entered politics in 1919 and she became the first woman to sit as a Member of Parliament (MP) in the House of Commons.

did you know that men now need women's help in the political field?

Nowadays we meet men coming together with female politicians to try and succeed in their political carrier. They need woman power and woman's wisdom to make it in their political journey. For example it is said that the MDC-T president is in a position to join Joyce Mujuru inorder to fight and challenge Robert Mugabe in the next coming votes. According to the Voice of America Tsvangirai said ZANU-PF will not make it without Joyce Mujuru. Also, the media has been saying that the leader of MDC-T now wants to join hands with the former Zimbabwean Vice president Joyce Mujuru.

women take their time to respond to political wars...

Female politicians do not jump into fighting back their wars, they kindly wait for the right time. They take their time, of which I can say they do not react fast. Woman take their things slows but surely. It may take years for a female politicians to take a step about her intentions in the political arena. For example Amai Grace Mugabe was quiet for some time and all of a sudden she came with fire into the political field. At that time (end of 2014) she managed to accomplish her goals, she managed to get rid of Amai Joyce Mujuru. Thus this reveals how women take their time to fight their wars.

Another example is Joyce Mujuru who was evicted from ZANU-PF party and was demoted from being the Zimbabwean vice president. This woman just went quiet, she did not fight back soon after her eviction. However, it is said that Mujuru and other former ZANU-PF members who were dumped by ZANU-PF are planning to form a new party. That is Mujuru took her time to try and fight back at Mugabe and Grace.

Find out the truth about Shirley Chisholm

In most cases women seem to be not interested in political affairs, especially in the old days. People believed that politics is meant for men only and women were regarded as weak, they were associated with house  chores and looking after children and their husbands. Fortunately there are some women who crashed that, even if it was during the period where women were not regarded as people who can stand political situations. 

Women like Shirley Chisholm became the first African-American congresswoman in 1968. Four years later, she became the first major-party black candidate to make a bid for the U.S. presidency.

In 1968, Shirley Chisholm made history by becoming the United States' first African-American congresswoman, beginning the first of seven terms in the House of Representatives. After initially being assigned to the House Forestry Committee, she shocked many by demanding reassignment. She was placed on the Veterans' Affairs Committee, eventually graduating to the Education and Labor Committee. In 1969, Chisholm became one of the founding members of the Congressional Black Caucus.

Are we gonna have a female president of a political party in Zimbabwe?

All Zimbabwean political parties are led by men. It needs a brave woman who will stand up and break the record. However Amai Joyce Mujuru is said to be planning to launch a new political party. She is planning this together with other former ZANU-PF members who were expelled from the party.

If ever they are gonna succeed in their plan, Amai Mujuru will probably be the first female president of a political party in Zimbabwe. This therefore can be regarded as an achievement to Zimbabwean women considering that our women are always led by men in political issues or in political parties.

"Mujuru will be the leader of the party whose active officials would be new and young party members while those old and experienced members would form the elders’ council, giving direction to the youngsters." said a source through The Standard newspaper in january 2015

That is if the Mujuru regime succeed in the formation of their new party it will be an achievement to Zimbabwean women to have a female president in a particular political party.

The party's name is said to be zanu but PF will be standing for "people first"

where are female politicians?

It is surprising and disappointing to note that most female politicians become failers in political arena while most of our societies are dominated by female people. One may begin to wonder that why is it that females are not supporting each other. In most cases women who try to take their political carrier serious are let down by losing during elections. This shows that other women wouldn't be giving them enough support.For example in Botswana, in the 2009 general elections, the country’s two largest political parties, the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) and the opposition Botswana National Front (BNF), each fielded just three female candidates even though there are 57 constituencies. The third largest party, the Botswana Congress Party (BCP), was slightly more progressive, putting up four female candidates. The sad thing is that only two of them won while more women participated in voting than men. During these elections 403,000 women registered to vote compared to 320,000 men.

What is the most sad thing is that women are the ones who seem to be active during campaigns than men, while they tend to lose at the end of the day. For example in Zimbabwe women are the one who are found dancing and singing during the elections campaign, however most female politicians lose.