THE National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) has hailed the
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission for conducting itself in a professional manner
ahead of the July 30 elections.
NCA Manicaland provincial spokesperson Mr David Mukunda
said his party was satisfied with the way ZEC is conducting the electoral
process.
Mr Mukunda said ZEC should not be pressured over how to
conduct its duties as the commission only acts according to its constitutional
mandate.
He is the aspiring candidate for the House of Assembly in
Makoni South for the Lovemore Madhuku-led party.
“As NCA in Manicaland we are satisfied with the way ZEC and
Government are working in preparation for the polls and I am not seeing where
they are doing it wrong,” he said.
Mr Mukunda said as NCA in Manicaland, they were being given
the platform to carry out their campaigns without any hindrance.
“ZEC is just following what the Constitution says not what
any other individuals say. Of course, other political parties are complaining
but I am not seeing where they (ZEC) are getting it wrong,” he said.
Mr Mukunda the NCA will not complain against ZEC over
unfair electoral processes and playing field, saying they are enjoying the
political environment.
“Even if we lose, we will not complain because we would
have failed to win the hearts of people on our own. ZEC has given us equal
space to campaign which has not been the case over the past years.
For example, MDC Alliance was given an opportunity to demonstrate
and we can see change in everything because over the past years we could have
recorded so many political violence casualties in clinics,” he said.
Mr Mukunda said once voted in power, the NCA will first
amend the Constitution.
“We will look into any other issues after amending the
Constitution of Zimbabwe which is not in good shape. To say we want free
education, free health care, we need to amend the Constitution first as NCA,”
he said. Herald
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