“I’m Going To Tell People To Come And Experience Life In Zimbabwe,” British Royal Navy Commander

The Honorary Commander of the British Royal Navy, Mrs Durdana Ansari who is in the country for a holiday in Victoria Falls has urged Zimbabweans to work hard to change the negative image the world has on Zimbabwe.

She said that people will always have their own perceptions but Zimbabweans can portray the country the way they want it to be viewed.  She said:

I don’t want to venture into political issues as I came here as an individual. But as I go back, I am going to tell people to come and experience life in Zimbabwe before they make their own opinions than to rely on what others tell them. There is too much anger in the world and we should make peace.

Her remarks come when Zimbabwe is still isolated from the international community with some media houses portraying the country negatively.

Most Western states dissociated with Zimbabwe two decades ago over alleged human rights abuses during the fast track land reform programme which saw natives grabbing land from white farmers.

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2 comments on ““I’m Going To Tell People To Come And Experience Life In Zimbabwe,” British Royal Navy Commander

  1. zimbabweans are very good people the only devil is zanupf looting with the chinese african leaders when they want to steal join chinese and russians because they are mafia states the west always try to make sure there is transparent

  2. Mrs Ansari has experienced Zimbabwe at the Victoria falls and no doubt in one of the plush hotels. I too would have a good experience under such conditions – if I could afford it. Has she walked the streets of our cities and towns and seen first hand the living conditions of the ordinary folk? Do you think that the relatives of the diaspora are lying and painting a grim picture to milk their realtives in other countries? The image of Zimbabwe is dictated by the policies of the government.

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