This morning former Foreign Minister of Zimbabwe and the minister for tourism and hospitality for 8 years, Dr. Walter Mzembi entered a courtroom in Harare this morning to face his criminal trial. The court extended Dr. Mzembi’s $400.00 bail and postponed the trial until February 27, since the Government was not yet ready to proceed.

Here is why this well respected former minister finds himself in a criminal court. When he was a minister of tourism he donated four big screen TV sets to churches in order to increase religious tourism to Zimbabwe. Even though he had no monetary advantage doing this, the new Zimbabwe government wants to see Mzembi in prison for misuse of power.

Tlalehong ea 2013, The Financial Gazette e itse: "Walter Mzembi, Letona la Bohahlauli le Khoebo ea Baeti, o itse motsamao oa batho ba bolumeli ke bohahlauli kaha bongata ba bona ba qeta matsatsi le masiu a hole le matlo a bona a tloaelehileng.

“Sena ke nnete eo re le baetapele re ke keng ra iphapanyetsa eona. Sena ke nnete eo re sa tlamehang ho e hlokomela feela empa eo re lokelang ho fumana mekhoa ea ho sebetsana le eona e le hore tumelo ea batho ba rona e sebelisoe molemong oa sechaba sa rona, "Mzembi o boletse ka 2013, a tsoela pele" Bolumeli bo khothaletsa khotso le kutloano le boiketlo ba moea e nkoa e le karolo ea bohlokoa ea bophelo ba batho. ”

Selemo hamorao, litho tse likete tsa pharishe ea Lipaki tsa Jehova li theohetse Harare, li nkile matlo ohle a teng hoteleng le ho sebelisa limilione tsa lidolara e le tsa mmuso bohahlauli ba bolumeli Push e patala. Walter Mzembi, letona la indasteri ea Bohahlauli le Baeti, o bolelletse Daily News.

Perhaps it’s time for Zimbabwe’s new progressive leadership to learn from the past, but honor those that did well in the past. Keeping the Zimbabwe image up during impossible times is an achievement on its own. It would be a good move for the new leadership to use the experience and wisdom of people like Mzembi for a better future Zimbabwe. Dr. Mzembi knows this and just two days ago offered his support for Zimbabwe’s new leadership and announced an open pledge of alliance to Zimbabwe under the new President Emmerson Mnangagwa

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This is a reality we must not only recognize but which we must find ways of addressing so that our people's religiosity is leveraged for the best interests of our nation,” Mzembi said in 2013, continuing “Religion promotes peace and harmony with spiritual well-being considered as an integral part of people's way of life.
It would be a good move for the new leadership to use the experience and wisdom of people like Mzembi for a better future Zimbabwe.
When he was a minister of tourism he donated four big screen TV sets to churches in order to increase religious tourism to Zimbabwe.