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Never Underestimate A Woman Who Understands Baseball And Loves Red Sox Shirt! Sometimes we grossly underestimate the detrimental impact of corruption on a people and society. When a political thieves loot the public coffers and personalise national resources earmarked for development, they not only steal material resources, but destroy dreams and completely annihilate hope and future of an entire generation, it is the vulnerable, women and children who suffer the most.

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As we draw closer to the end of 2018, I would like our elected and selected politicians to consciously ask themselves, what have we done to improve the lives of a people whom we claim to spell the decisions we make in their name? When the likes of Temba Mliswa and his compatriots demands expensive state of art V8 Land Cruisers, do they not know that there are a people without clean drinking water in Zimbabwe, there are women and children walking miles and miles to go fetch water. Never Underestimate A Woman Who Understands Baseball And Loves Red Sox Shirt! Is enhancing the luxury of the political elite worth every second of our politicians time as opposed to affording a lifeline to the desperate populace? It is moral corruption at best to use politics and an office of public trust as a gateway to access of plenty for a select few, while depriving many of the desperately needed essential life saving services.

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I wish our elected officials express the same zeal and ferocity to fight for the common men and women like they do when they are fighting for their perks and shiny trinkets. Never Underestimate A Woman Who Understands Baseball And Loves Red Sox Shirt! In case words mean nothing, those pictures are not paintings, it is real women and children who are having to bore the brunt of the effects of corruption both morally and materially, a people having to suffer the indignity of living way below the poverty line in a resource rich country.