Chamisa Speaks On UK Trip, Leaves Out HardTalk Interview
MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has spoken on his recent trip to the United Kingdom (UK). On his Road to Victory (R2V) update issued every Tuesday, Chamisa said he met with ordinary Zimbabweans and interacted with government officials and parliamentarians while in the UK.
He says he also had a chance to meet business people and investors. Chamisa left out the HardTalk interview which has been a talking point since it aired on BBC and the State owned ZBC. In his update Chamisa also highlighted that he discussed the issue of elections with the UK government. Part of Chamisa’s update reads:
We underscored the need for Zimbabwe to return to legitimacy through free and fair elections. We further requested the UK government to have a clear definition of what constitutes a free and fair election, complete with clear benchmarks and standards against which an assessment of the credibility of the election can be measured.
We also underscored the importance of the scaffolding and stewardship of the transition in Zimbabwe to ensure that the process is guaranteed by credible bodies for the subsistence and sustenance of peace before, during and after the elections.
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We also emphasized that the UK government and others in the international community must guard against being hoodwinked into believing in the empty rhetoric of free and fair elections without the attendant tangibles to validate those claims on the ground.
