MDC vice president, Tendai Biti told ZimLive.com that President Emmerson Mnangagwa is not genuine about genuine dialogue.
The MDC has planned demonstrations across the country’s major cities to force ZANU PF to come to the negotiating table to chart the way forward over the untenable socio-economic situation currently prevailing in the country. Said Biti:
The right to demonstrate is enshrined in the constitution and it is our democratic right to exercise the same.
Mnangagwa is not genuine about genuine dialogue. If he was, he would create the conditions necessary for that to happen. He would stop abducting our people.
He would not seek to negotiate on Twitter. He would ensure that the issue is tabled in Dar es Salaam to allow SADC to guarantee the process and allow an agreed facilitator.
When Mnangagwa gets genuine, he knows where we are. We are at 44 Nelson Mandela Avenue in Harare.
Earlier on Thursday, President Mnangagwa had called on all opposition political parties to dialogue, and avoid riots through his Twitter handle.
The recent national holidays remind us that our strongest asset is our unity. I reiterate my calls to all opposition leaders that my door remains open & my arms remain outstretched. Riots & destructive violence must be rejected; peaceful constructive dialogue are the way forward
— President of Zimbabwe (@edmnangagwa) August 15, 2019
When peace, justice unity, democracy is not as yet truely universal as a human right to be followed by all it means there is no truth but only lies because then peace, justice unity and democracy becomes a collection of relative terms utilized by the cunning and shameless to spice their debates for the presumed ignorant audiences. This is the very source of underdevelopment of Zimbabwe and Africa even as other factors historically built into this but the recolonization of Zimbabwe and Africa by its own liberators attest to these false and deceptive treacherous claims on democracy, unity, peace and justice. God bless.
all this so called leaders they don’t care about us