Build Zimbabwe Alliance (BZA) leader Noah Manyika has commented on the motion moved by war veterans to have Zanu-PF use its majority in Parliament to raise the minimum age for presidential aspirants from the current 40 years to 52.
Zimbabwe Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) Douglas Mahiya said such a move will ensure that anyone who contests for the presidency is mature enough to fully grasp the gravity of what it means to run a country. However, Manyika said if war veterans were convinced Mnangagwa is doing a great job and will defeat any candidate in 2023 they wouldn’t be pushing for an upward review of the minimum age. Said Manyika:
If the war veterans are convinced their party and president are doing a great job and that in 2023 they will defeat any candidate from the opposition, why would they be pushing for a review of the minimum age for presidential candidates?
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Our political problem stems from our hijacked liberation war narrative where a certain clique believe they purchased this country through the blood of our brothers and sisters who perished whilst fighting for this country and whom I am very convinced had a completely different goal and vision from those destroying Zimbabwe in their name. Sadly our yesteryear heroes have done more bad than good and have reduced themselves from heroes to zeroes. What is wanted is everyone to live a good life, affording basic wants and needs. We see these things in the leadership only, even the die hard electorate has nothing to show yet they continue to support or bet for a tired, losing horse.
War vets we have to cancelled them they did nothing in Zim.so why they need respect this are stupid idiot