The Youth Inspirator

Life is what you make if you don’t make whose going to make it for you Youths you have to teach them, if you don’t teach whose going teach them for you Youths you have to raise them, if you don’t raise them whose going raise them for you Youths you have to love them, if you don’t love them who is going to love them for you

Daddy has been busy with work and relieving stress which made him to come around 11pm. one day his 5 yr old son waits for him: Son: How was work daddy? Daddy: What are you still doing at this time of the nyt? Son: was keen to know how much yo jobs pays u per hour? Dad: That only, u should have waited till morning, well i am paid $50 per hour son Son: daddy can you lend me 25 bucks. Daddy shouting: What? Why the large amount? What do you want is for? Son walks out to his bedroom....after sometime of thinking daddy goes to son room Daddy: Young man that`s a lot of money but for only today I will give you. Son receives the 25 bucks and pushes the pillow at his side. A couple of dollars spills of adding it to what daddy had given him Daddy shouts: you have loads of money already and asks for mo Son: well Daddy I have 50 bucks, can i buy an hour from u to have you tomorrow for dinner only? Spent more time with your children, imagine wat goes on in the mind of yo kidz uc

Today student activism has been limited to the agenda of creating factions within the youth movement intermingled with power struggle. It has lost its known mandate limiting it to fighting for better food crumbs from the university rather than national issues. However, we might want to blame today’s student activist and cadres over this juncture and forget the main cause. We might want to argue that they are living in harsh time Zimbabwe has have recorded since student life. I want to share the crippling of the student activism. Prior 2006, where free university and icing with grants gave the then students to manoeuvre into scrutinising policies set for the nation. They saw themselves as future victims to any enactments that they saw adverse. This was coloured by mass student protests which began to be the trend of the University of Zimbabwe students under the leadership of cde Mutamabara, cde Jongwe among others. This set the record straight and defined student activism for the na

My story in the 7 billion actions http://www.7billionactions.org/story/770-the-youth-inspirator

Democracy has perspective that differ with countries but in most African nations, it is limited to voting which at times is not free and fair. In western countries it spreads to participation at any level or structure by the masses. It is these principles youth absorb and will protect noting the vibrancy of western world youth than the counterparts in the developing world. It have come to be a true fact that in developing nations, democracy have been limited to voting and it is this shame that have seen youth absconding the electoral processes which are shrouded with a litany of anomalies like intimidation, massive vote rigging, media propaganda. i have been watching South African Municipal election campaign. i had the view that it has a better electoral system but amiss its just the same old story with elections in Africa. My question is this because of revolutionary parties that fear their end? or is it the African norm of democratic elections? the worst is this have see