MDC Alliance Designated A Terrorist Organisation
The ZANU PF Youth League on Monday declared that it will not allow the opposition MDC to subvert the will of the people by undermining the current government through illegal demonstrations.
ZANU PF Youth League secretary, Pupurai Togarepi told reporters on Monday that the MDC Alliance is now a terrorist organisation. He said:
We have the mandate to rule which we got from the people. We will defend that duty and we will do so.
FeedbackAnyone else who wants to govern must wait for 2023 so they campaign and win. For the time being, it is us (Zanu PF) and let us lead.
This is the type of people we have; people who can say it openly that they want to topple a democratically elected government.
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This is nothing else except that we are dealing with a terrorist organisation.
The international community, if they really care about the people of Zimbabwe, should view the MDC in that light and from now onwards, we view the MDC and its sponsors who are in civil society and NGOs as sponsors of terrorists.
Anyone who is sponsoring MDC, who is giving them money to destabilise Zimbabwe is aiding terrorism.
Togarepi also castigated the United States of America ambassador, Brian Nichols as a sponsor of terrorism in Zimbabwe.
The MDC had plans to roll out demonstrations in all the country’s major cities in protest over the government’s failure to deal with the worsening economic situation.
However, police have scuppered those plans by simply issuing prohibition orders. Appealing to the courts has not helped the MDC in any way as magistrates and judges have sided with the police.
More: NewZimbabwe.com
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