In an interview with Newsday he said :” Sadc is not the
ultimate answer to the problems we are facing. God is. His eye is upon Zimbabwe
and his hand will move swiftly on this beloved land.
Sadc is a platform. But Sadc is not the ultimate or the
whole answer. We are the answers ourselves. We must fix our challenges and find
answers to our questions.
Sadc is just a referee, but if a referee chooses not to
play their role, it doesn’t mean that the players stop playing. You play, but
you know that you are on your own.
It’s part of the struggle. What we are seeing is a
definition of dictatorship. The everyday lived realities of the citizens are
indicative and instructive of the challenges we have on a daily basis.
On the on-going arrests he said “Zimbabwe is such a jungle
and being a Zimbabwean is a struggle. You struggle for everything: water,
transport, roads, power outages, it’s a nightmare.
Yes, the crackdown, the arrests, the persecution is a
reminder to those in office that they outstayed and overstayed their welcome.
But it’s also a reminder to all the citizens that the
people who are in office are the wrong ones.
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