Zimbabwe's Protests Part Of New American Policy To 'Destroy' African Nations- George Charamba

In an interview with State owned newspapers, President Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba said last week’s demonstrations in Zimbabwe were part of United States’ new policy against Africa.

State owned media reports the US announced last year that it is instituting a new policy for Africa with an aim of checkmating Russia and China. Charamba said three African states namely Zimbabwe, Sudan and DRC were supposed to fall within a week as part of United States’ policy. Said Charamba:

That plan is continental and is predicated on reshaping the politics of the African continent to make them useful to western imperial interests. Three States should have fallen within a week namely the Sudan which was been suffering rolling demonstrations, Zimbabwe whose own act drew inspirations from developments in Sudan and DRC where the electoral process was meant to be aborted in favour of a preferred candidate. The comparison with Zimbabwe is direct. We have elections in Zimbabwe, which are won by Zanu-PF and confirmed by the Constitutional Court on one hand and then we have elections in the DRC which are won by (Felix) Tshisekedi and are about to be confirmed by the highest court of that land yet there is a spirited attempt to abort the rule of law in favour of an extra democratic and extra legal settlement that favours Western interests. The core focus of the policy is checkmating Russia and China in the African continent, itself the last frontier of natural resources. Secondly, using coercive diplomacy and coercive politics, to compel independent African states to identify with Trump’s America first policy and thirdly where the two fail, to use a combination of instability and war to achieve the same.

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