"Criminal Involvement of American and British Governments in Zimbabwean Tragedy?"

Strategic Insights -

Fears are growing among Zimbabweans and others around the world about the possible criminal involvement of the American and British governments or their agents in the car accident that tragically claimed the life of the wife of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai last week. The incident has left many questions unanswered, including the ownership of the Nissan diesel truck that caused the accident, the employment of its driver, and the possible involvement of Crown Agents and other entities in Zimbabwe. Amidst the unfolding drama, the US Embassy has issued a statement disowning both the ownership of the truck and the employment of its driver, leaving many to wonder about the truth behind the accident.

Key Takeaways:

  • 14 questions arise regarding the probable criminal involvement of the American and British governments or their agents in the car accident that claimed the life of Amai Susan Tsvangirai.
  • The US Embassy has issued a statement disowning both the ownership of the truck and the employment of its driver, despite previous claims that the truck belonged to Usaid.
  • The ownership of the truck, its registration, and the possible involvement of Crown Agents remain unclear.
  • The driver of the truck was represented by Atherstone and Cook Legal Practitioners, and the legal costs of the accident driver are still unclear.
  • The US government has not issued a clear statement about the accident, despite claims by CNN that an MDC official had told the news network that Prime Minister Tsvangirai believed the accident was deliberate.
  • The US Embassy has not denied ownership of the truck, despite its statement disowning both the ownership of the truck and the employment of its driver.
  • The motive, incentives, and means of the American and British governments to derail the inclusive Government through foul play are clear.
  • An international commission of enquiry led by Sadc and the African Union is needed to formally conclude the truth behind the tragedy.

Statistics:

  • 14 questions raised about the probable criminal involvement of the American and British governments or their agents in the car accident.
  • 10 minutes: the duration of the telephone conversation between Professor Jonathan Moyo and Glen Warren, a senior official in the US Embassy.
  • 2 trucks involved in the accident, according to Glen Warren, although this has not been confirmed.
  • 1 statement issued by the US Embassy disowning both the ownership of the truck and the employment of its driver.

Sources:

  • The Herald
  • AllAfrica Global Media
  • NewZimbabwe.com
  • CNN