"MAKE SURE YOU GIVE BIRTH" Mugabe Orders Gays.

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe on Friday threatened
to jail gay and lesbian couples who fail to
conceive any offspring as he launched his party’s
campaign for this month’s general election.
The Zanu PF leader also attacked bitter rival and
coalition partner Morgan Tsvangirai for his bed-
hopping habits saying it was inconceivable that
such a character could want to lead the country.
Mugabe, a rabid critic of homosexuality returned
to the theme as he addressed thousands of
supporters in Harare’s Highfield township.
He said he was shocked to learn that US President
Barack Obama had called on African countries to
embrace the practice.
The Zanu PF leader said in Shona: “Ndakanzva
Obama achiti ah, dai muno muAfrica mabvuma
kuti murume nemurume vachate, mukadzi
nemukadzi vachate, ndikati nhai nhai, taitoti baba
vako zvaari mutema, iwe uneruva neruzivo netsika
dzevatema waakunotora zvevarungu futi!
Apparently joking Mugabe added added: “So how
would they (gay couples) have children?
“I should like to shut them-up in some room and
see if they get pregnant; if they don’t then its jail
because they have claimed they can have
children. So, to that kind of rot, we say no, no,
no, no!”
Continuously breaking into laughter as he
warmed up to his gay bashing, Mugabe further
criticized the Anglican Church for blessing
homosexual marriages which he said was taboo
among Africans.
He dared lesbians who assume the role of the
husband in their relationships to prove that they
were indeed 'men'.
“Women are also engaged in this vile activity. We
have some claiming to be men but what is it that
makes you a man?
“Show us your manhood; you want to make other
women your wives and you the husband? Well,
that is madness; we refuse to accept that,” he
said.
And in, an apparent reference to the late
President Canaan Banana, the Zanu PF leader said
his government once jailed “vakuru
vepamusorosoro” for forcing himself on other
men.
He also singled out Tsvangirai for strong criticism
over his alleged bed-hopping and warned voters
against electing, as President, a man of
questionable moral standing.
Tsvangirai has faced accusations of serial dating,
illegitimate children and bigamy.
His wedding to wife Elizabeth Macheka, last year,
faced a few hitches after it emerged the MDC-T
leader was customarily married to another
woman while a South African lover also
approached the courts to stop the intended
nuptials.