Archbishop Pius Ncube of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Belts Out A Face Melter!
Created on: October 1st, 2006
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Previous elections in Zimbabwe have been plagued with violence and corruption, and Ncube has been outspoken against this. Believing that the 2005 Zimbabwe parliamentary elections would be fixed, Ncube called for a "popular mass uprising" in the style of the Orange Revolution or Tulip Revolution to remove Mugabe from power. "I hope people get so disillusioned that they really organise against this government and kick him out by non-violent popular mass uprising,"
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