MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa and the party leadership today
hosted a workshop for the 2018 aspiring parliamentary candidates where he
called for unity and togetherness, stressing that the forthcoming election had
nothing to do with their individual interests but with the interests of the
people of Zimbabwe.
He called for those that could not make it in the primaries
to be magnanimous and work together with the winning candidates in mobilizing
support in the coming election, saying “there is no winner or loser in this
process as we should all work for the greater good of the party and the
country.”
Chamisa stressed that the candidate selection process went
on well albeit some challenges.
Addressing the workshop, which lasted for over seven hours,
the MDC Alliance Presidential candidate said the party managed to cater for
people living with disabilities in its candidate selection process, saying the
internal electoral process was inclusive.
He said the party will not tolerate any corruption in those
that would be assuming leadership, saying those found wanting had no place in
the New Zimbabwe as the new administration will adopt a zero tolerance to
corruption.
The people’s president took time to walk the candidates
through the five pillars of the party’s SMART policy programme which will be
pursued by the New Government.
He stressed out details of the party’s policy programme in
addressing the governance culture, the economy, social services, infrastructure
rehabilitation and international relations.
Chamisa stressed that, under his leadership, Zimbabwe will
be the best destination for business.
He said the party was concerned about the deteriorating
standard of living for the majority of Zimbabweans in the rural areas.
He took time to spell out to the candidates his
comprehensive programme for the development and urbanisation of rural areas
(DURA).
Chamisa reiterated that the MDC Alliance, was poised and
ready to assume government and the new team must go out to the people and
articulate the party’s SMART policy programme.
He said every one must articulate the party’s agenda to
restore the dignity of Zimbabweans and the new developmental trajectory for
Transformation, Opportunities and Prosperity.
The aspiring candidates had time to ask questions and
interact with the party leadership.
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