MDC President Nelson Chamisa responded to President Mnangagwa saying he was not demanding a GNU, but wanted a transitional authority.
Speaking to NewsDay, Chamisa said Zimbabwe needs a transitional authority because it needs to return to legitimacy and an emergency economic rescue package. Said Chamisa:
Nobody wants a GNU. We have said we want a transitional authority because our nation is in transition. It needs a return to legitimacy and an emergency economic rescue package. As far as we are concerned, we do not have a government that has the backing of the people. This (Mnangagwa government) does not have the people’s mandate. It is the product of a contested and illegitimate declaration by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec).
However, in his address to the Zanu PF central committee on Thursday, Mnangagwa said there were no plans for a Government of National Unity (GNU).
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