Messages for Zimbabweans from around the world:
Published on the Sokwanele blog

Take courage…the present regime is only comprised of mortal men. Their power, however intimidating, is limited and temporary. Even this shall pass…they might retain their power through this election, but they are fragile in the mighty hand of God. Millions across the globe stand with you who seek freedom from such oppression…I count myself among that number…we pray for you. May you find peace amidst the storm…do not allow wicked men to dictate your happiness! (Cape Town)

Our prayers go with you. (Barbados)

Hope is the last thing to be lost and from what we’ve seen lately, Zimbabweans still have hope that there will be a change for the better - and I do too, which is why I’ll be ‘watching’ the elections today! Good luck Zimbabwe - you deserve to get your pearl back! (Spain)

I am praying for you and will continue to. God is bigger than all the trouble you are facing. He raises kings up and He brings them down. God bless you. Indeed the world is watching and so is God.(USA)

Good luck to all of you from here in Kenya. We hope you will see a change. (Kenya)

Good luck to you in the hope that the morning is bright with promise. The Zim elections have gotten a fair amount of press here in the States and its in all of my mainstream news feeds (the BBC, of course, but also US news). The world is watching.(USA)

I feel lost here in Manchester not being able to participate and rid Zimbabwe of the greatest evil that has been visited on us. So I comb the web for any news. I spoke to friends and family and they told me of the amazing spirit of hope that people have that this might just be the end of Mugabe’s regime. I wish I was home. I feel so helpless. All I can say to my fellow countryman is I am praying for your protection and that at last our Gods deliver us from this evil and that we might have our country and our deginity back again. You are in my prayers. God bless Zimbabwe (UK)

From South Africa, I wish you the best. It has been horrible hearing about what goes on in Zim. I hope it comes right in whatever way possible. Old Bob was way past his ‘best before’ date ages ago, if he ever was best at all. God bless Africa.(South Africa)

Zimbabweans, all over the world we hope and pray for a miracle. Vote tomorrow for a better and brighter future. Go for it.(UK)

The world is indeed watching and praying. Good luck on Saturday.(USA)

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