World Bank awards money for African power projects

World Bank awards money for African power projects

Please, please, please somebody, Greenpeace, Oxfam, convince Zimbabwe to invest whatever scant resources they might muster for a runoff election, with the only result being to fan the animosity between Tsvangerai and Mugabe and their loyalists, in a process to engage in an “energy-sharing” partnership, aside from political dispute and armed conflict, and to establish a model energy transformation project in that country...to “revolutionize” the agricultural, craft, and infrastructure framework of Zimbabwe.
The crippling inflation and resultant instability in Zimbabwe is a result of oppressive World Bank and Commonwealth policies against Mugabe’s leadership, and a press-war against the racial disparities, of power, property, and media sympathy in that nation.
Is there any means to bring about a peaceful resolution to the dilemma of a rich nation, impoverished and fractured by a history of oppression, yet on the brink of change, and in enough of a world spotlight to demonstrate that there is a potential for life-affirming discourse?
Hey, World Bank! Lets get a fraction of the salaries paid to Wolfowitz and his girlfriend and give it to a seed-fund to transform Zimbabwe: suspend the onerous debts and restrictions, and demonstrate that with a small investment of resources, the human spirit can transcend a sense of lack, and power can combine as well as compete. Zimbabwe’s “Z” can become the “A” of a new earth-saving, innovative, energy-sparing civilization.