Opposition MDC leader, advocate Nelson Chamisa has said that he pledges to rebuild the fallen nation of Zimbabwe.
Chamisa speaks when Zimbabwe is submerged under socio-economic and political crisis which threaten to totally sink the once vibrant economy.
Some of the issues bedevilling Zimbabwe include fuel shortages, prolonged power cuts, medicine deficits, water shortages, shrinking democratic space, high unemployment rate, soaring inflation, poor salaries for workers, cash shortages, collapsed industry among others.
When President Emmerson Mnangagwa took over from former president Mugabe, the economy was already in a parlous state and politics was polarised.
The nation had high hopes that the leader of the “new dispensation”, “the 2nd Republic” would take the nation back to its days of glory when it was the breadbasket of the SADC region.
When Zimbabwe used to export grain and beef (flora and fauna) to overseas countries. When work used to reward and when education was the key to many doors.
Mnangagwa was expected to retain a number of dividends picked from Mugabe’s dispensation and blend them with new ones he had to provide.
Analysts, however, argue that the nation seems to have further deteriorated over the past 24 months.
Economist and former MDC legislator for Bulawayo South, Eddie Graham Cross says that Mnangagwa’s policies might be pointing towards the right direction, but, they have so far caused excruciating pain particularly to the general populace.
He believes that it is the suffering of the masses that will likely cause despondency and chaos in the country.
It is at his juncture that Chamisa pledges to transform Zimbabwe into a better place saying its glory will outweigh that of the previous republics, both 1st and 2nd.
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Involve all Zimbabweans in the restore process Chamisa. Selfishness ,greed ,rascism and nepotism won’t help us in the long run. We have had it until and the results are with us now.