MDC Alliance leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has once again
threatened to cause nationwide strife after he openly called for violent
demonstrations in the country in a bid to unseat a constitutionally elected
government.
At a time when President Emmerson Mnangagwa and other
political leaders are engaging in dialogue calling for the people of Zimbabwe
to come together and work for the development of the country, Chamisa and his
party’s leadership called for violent demonstrations during a rally held in
Chiredzi.
Addressing his supporters this Sunday in Chiredzi, Chamisa
called upon his supporters to join him in violent demonstrations soon after
their congress.
“Toti tirikuuyako musi wakati kusvika musi wakati, kwete
chamuhwande-hwande. Zvatiri kuuyira ndechichi nechichi saka touyako munenge
muneni here ndikati touyako (We are coming for you from this date until such a
date, we are telling you this openly. We are coming for abc, will you join me
in this, so that we go for them together. Chamisa said.
Chamisa continues to declare himself MDC partY’s president
despite the recent High Court ruling that nullified his presidency. He also
attacked parties engaging in the political actors dialogue (POLAD) which was
officially launched this Friday by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
The MDC Alliance party was early this year fingered in the
ZCTU organised violent demonstrations which led to loss of lives and damage to
property as well as looting. zbc
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