Никто не желает помочь людям из Зимбабвы ?
Zimbabwe was once one of the most promising countries in Africa, with a thriving agriculture industry, one of the region's highest literacy rates and a robust healthcare system. Today, Zimbabwe is a land of devastation. Twenty-eight years of increasingly dictatorial rule by President Robert Mugabe have led to hyperinflation, food shortages and a breakdown of basic public services. Thankfully, opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai was recently sworn in as the new Prime Minister, forming a "unity government" that will attempt to move the country forward. It won't be easy:
Public hospitals have been without running water for months, creating a petri dish for easily preventable killers like cholera.
More than 3,000 people have died in Africa's worst cholera epidemic in 19 years.
Schools have been shut down because teachers can't be paid.
The agricultural sector has collapsed, half the population requires emergency food aid and humanitarian aid groups are struggling to keep up.
The good news is that Zimbabwe does not have to do this work alone. The African Union (AU) will serve as guarantor for this new government and it is critical that they take immediate action to ensure Zimbabwe's unity government takes steps in the right direction.
Ask the African Union to do its job as guarantor of the unity government, and work to end the political repression that has crippled Zimbabwe >>
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/331306235?z00m=19751124
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