Harare MDC-T Youth
Assembly Secretary Denford Ngadziore told New Zimbabwe that MDC-T will be
holding weekly street protest from now on. They will be demanding from the Zanu
PF regime to know what to Itai Dzamara, the journalist and human rights activist
kidnapped early this year. They will also be demanding that the regime keep its
promise to create the 2.2 million new jobs and that it implements the electoral
reforms.
“Let it be known that we will wait for the parliament’s
response and continue demanding electoral reforms,” said Ngadziore.
Whilst all thinking Zimbabweans would happily join the MDC-T
youths in the street over the first two demands none of them would want to be
even associated with the third because it is a stupid demand. The electoral
reforms they are calling for, even if Zanu PF implemented them, will deliver
free, fair and credible elections.
Proposed amendments to the crucial Electoral Act now before
the Zimbabwe parliament are “inadequate and incomplete,” said Veritas a local
think tank on legal matters two weeks ago.
If these MDC-T Youths had been paying any attention at all
them they should remember that it was MDC leaders who promised the nation that
the 2013 elections would be free, fair and credible we now know that they lied.
SADC Heads warned the MDC leaders not to take part in the July 2013 elections
without first implementing the 2008 GPA reforms but MDC leaders ignored the
warning.
MDC-T is once again ignoring the GPA reforms in favour of
these electoral reforms which Veritas, amongst many others, have already warned
that they would not deliver the free and fair elections as MDC-T is promising
afresh.
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