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Independence!
Reflections on National Greatness
After 33 years of living you can no longer be called a toddler or an
irresponsible adolescent who needs to be managed and watched with the eye of
a hawk and be given boundaries and fences. Yet our nation at 33 years of
independence still appears to be at puberty of the development spectrum of
nations; with a few pimples and still looking for identity and a crystal
clear national vision and development agenda. Indeed some of the newspaper
coverage of our political stars is like a reality TV show of political
adolescents playing out to a disinterested global audience. All hope is not
lost, we are a people on the march to national greatness. If we believe it
and start working for it we will be unstoppable. Without puberty there can
be no migration to full independent maturity. Hence we celebrate Zimbabwe's
independence with squint eyes: one eye looking at the past and the other at
the future.
The past
Zimbabwe's past has been a chronicle of power struggle, punctuated by
trickery and manipulation to gain rights to power and resources. From the
early times there were running battles between the various chieftainships.
Each one, always like cocks in a pen, trying to assert control and increase
territorial influence. Still this did not stop this land of our ancestry
from global trade, cultural dynamism and architectural prowess. The
Munhumutapa empire showed that we are a people capable of greatness and
staking our claim of nationhood amid other civilizations.
Then the Mfec`ane came. This saw a new group of people pushing up from the
South with then a superior war strategy and searching for national space.
This introduced a new power matrix to the nation and forever changed the hue
of our national tapestry. Then came inter-marriages, lotting and blood
mixes. Pure blood is always a matter of opinion. No one person in this
nation looking far enough can claim not to have relatives, friends or
colleagues from other tribal groupings. It stands to reason now that with
the national dough thus mixed, to stand and stake claim on a politics based
on tribal affiliation is a lost cause when we should now be blowing the
trumpet of national unity and greatness. Nations that fuel tribalism,
division and do not uphold a united nationhood behave like toddlers fighting
over toys when there are real challenges, great and real work ahead. There
is a race for greatness among the nations. Clawing each other and hoping
that the world will stop moving ahead and come and watch and be entertained
is self deception that is costly to posterity. Leaders that do not price
time, see reality and are self serving are dangerous regardless of their
political platitudes.
Normal is always followed by a new normal when things change. With the new
19th Century order set and established, again from the South, a man powered
by a grandiose vision set his eyes on our land. He had vision, resources,
guns and trickery. The great python, Cecil Rhodes, set about seducing the
local leadership and when within easy grasp, he unleashed his trickery
through his proxies and got an illiterate signature to sign away national
rights to resources using a foreign law and international legitimacy that
was questionable. Trickery and manipulation were used as an anaesthetic to
extract the prized signature in the Rudd concession of 30 October 1888 from
King Lobengula. Signatures will always be signatures until one starts taking
action. Rhodes, the visionary entrepreneur wasted no time as he now had
legal currency to obtain a Royal charter for his company to acquire our
national space for the crown. Ruthless action was then unleashed by the new
regime to establish full control of the nation. So Rhodesia was born,
surnamed after its visionary in 1895.
It is this DNA of vision and entrepreneurship that we must not lose. The
desire for national space and pride that must continue to animate us. From
our various forbears on all the dimensions of our national canvass it was
always there. So was the streak of assertiveness. For Mzilikazi, it was his
vision that led him across the Limpopo. For Rhodes, it was his vision that
lead him, using his own business resources, to want Zimbabwe for himself.
Great Zimbabwe still stands as a monument to what people inspired by great
dreams can build. So somewhere in the Zimbabwean genetics there is this
strain of enterprise, struggle, vision, assertion, rebelling against the
status quo and going beyond limits that we must never losing. A spirit of
the Entreprenuer is embedded in our national psyche. For an Entreprenuer
there is always a way and a will to then take action to make a dream happen.
Plans are nothing without determined and resolute action.
Chimurenga
People will always desire their space and the human spirit cannot be caged
forever. The first Chimurenga sought to tear away at the new chains that had
been imposed on the masses. With scant weaponry against the military and
institutional arsenals set against our people our forbears could not
prevail. It needed another generation to bring a new revolution. Then
another to start yet another revolution. Once a revolution is past, it takes
massive vision to now journey forward to new heights of greatness.
Then 18 April 1980 came...the Union Jack was lowered and the new Zimbabwe
flag was hoisted. Bob Marley animated the crowds with his revolutionary
reggae vibes and it was a dream come true. Unbelievable. Finally we had what
we had fought for. It was time to put behind the hatred, prejudice and
bullets of the past. It was time to build Zimbabwe. It was hope all around
and the new nation had promise. Fear and faith were alive then. Out of fear
others fled Zimbabwe to find refuge in South Africa and elsewhere. Out of
faith many returned from the diaspora with a desire to build Zimbabwe into a
great nation with pride, progress and a playing field that would make our
children proud to serve their nation. The smell of freedom is sweet. It is
just that with freedom comes responsibility. Freedom by its nature can be
harder than bondage. Bondage spoils and maims the mind and hearts and
teaches timidity and dependence. Freedom challenges the mind and demands
real work and responsibility. We were free, a new nation. The greatest
freedom being the freedom to dream and become whatever we envision.
The future
Today we celebrate 33 years of independence. Where is the hope of 1980?
Where is the jubilation? What happened to the promise? Questions abound and
we are all tempted to blame this and the other force. Whoever is blame
worthy does not matter. What matters most is who is ready and prepared to
take responsibility. Anytime you blame anyone for your miseries you assume
the posture of a victim. Victims want pity - and pity is not a raw material
of greatness. Until we own up we will never rise.
May this independence celebration take on a new meaning for you. It`s time
to personally take responsibility for improving the national space you
occupy. No one will make us a great people but ourselves. We cannot play
catch up in the race of nations because catch up is a losing strategy
because no one is standing still. We have to start rethinking our education
and priorities. Education without vision and relevance makes us churn out
educated derelicts. We have to start being producers at every level. We
cannot tolerate laziness in all its forms and guises. We cannot wait for
employment to be created and imported when we idle by waiting for things to
change by themselves. We cannot hope to be harvesters when we sowed nothing.
We have to start championing integrity, enterprise and patriotism. Leaders
are there to create good and productive space for their people. Abuse of
national resources should not be tolerated. We have to start arousing a new
spirit of nationhood. Let's stand as brothers building our great nation.
Differing on a matter of opinion does not make us enemies, it just broadens
debate.
What is the Zimbabwe that we want? Unless we have a shared vision of
greatness, we will always exist to be a nation that is pawned and stand in
the shadow of other nations and greatness will elude us. What is your prayer
for Zimbabwe? What does independence mean to you?
To Zimbabwe's greatness.
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