Morgan Tsvangirai may not be back in the country for the burial of his wife in Buhera on Wednesday, writes Zimbabwean blogger Denford Magora.
Written byNdesanjo Macha
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1 comment
we mourn with you and your family Mr. Tsvangirai. its so unfortinate that your wife who suffered with you thru out the struggle can not live to see the fruit and take pride in her husband. its so nice to be visited by other ladies and taking about how far we`ve come . i really mourn with you. thank you for all you have done for the nation of Zimbabwe you did it for me. May the love of God surround you. may you be physically, emotional and spiritually healed as a family. musarase tariro nekufirwa. We know its not easy and its a pity we can not take away the pain. but i for one am with you all the way though i may be miles away. once again thank you for your role in this struggle. its been the pivit. many people widthdraw when the going gets tough but you brave it all.