Saturday, 1 December 2018

Pressure on Mnangagwa to step down mounts, Canada sanctions will remain


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1 comment:

Zimbabwe Light said...

Former Home Affairs Minister and Zanu PF secretary for administration, Obert Mpofu, has claimed that opposition leader Nelson Chamisa conceded defeat soon after Zimbabwe’s harmonized general elections and proposed that he becomes vice president in a power-sharing arrangement.
But the opposition denies these allegations, maintaining that Chamisa won the July 30 presidential poll.

Mpofu made the claim when he appeared before the Kgalema Motlanthe-led Commission of Inquiry into the shooting to death of six people in Harare on the first of August while some political activists were protesting against delays in announcing presidential election results.

It is no secret that what Chamisa wants and cares about is to get back onto the gravy train one way or the other; he does not care if the price of him doing so is extending the Zanu PF dictatorship. What this country needs is to end this culture of rigged elections and the only sure way to achieve this goal is by forcing Zanu PF to step down and appoint an interim administration that excludes Zanu PF and MDC leaders.