Kelvin T. Saungweme

The Zimbabwean Dream Kelvin T. Saungweme

My dream for Zimbabwe is for it to become a wealth powerhouse in the whole of Africa in the coming decades. I have come to believe the platitude that this statement has carried since the country's independence in 1980. With all the great leaders that we have had, I am not an ingrate to fail to acknowledge their great contributions to the economy of Zimbabwe, but a deficit of vision has led us as a nation to where we stand. I was livid as I made a primary assessment of the country's potential and the resources that we have. To be specific, I am not going to dive deep into the politics of the country because of the vitriol nature that arose after independence for the acquisition of land by the two races that ate from the belly of the motherland, Zimbabwe. My goal and main mission behind this book are to mobilize the country in a bull's eye target for a journey of wealth creation rather than poverty reduction because that has been our vivid target since independence.