MDC leader Nelson Chamisa is sending diplomatic notes to regional organisations, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU) to help restrain ZANU PF and prevent the country from sliding into chaos.
In an interview with the Daily News on Monday, Chamisa’s spokesperson Nkululeko Sibanda warned the government that continued thuggery against citizens will result in retaliation. He said:
We are sending diplomatic notes to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU), to rein in the trigger-happy Zanu PF and save Zimbabwe from possible civil strife.
The retaliation of restive citizens may take a form that makes everyone insecure.
Following the banning of an MDC public meeting in Harare last week and the violent dispersal of MDC supporters by the police, Chamisa said in future he will not notify police ahead of party meetings.
In response, Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said Chamisa will be arrested for breaking the law if he carried out his threat.
Ziyambi is a classic stooge of the communists who purport to govern Zimbabwe. However, as we all know, neither SADAC nor AU are truly democratic institutions – they both support dictators, thieves and murderers. A very African thing.
Ziyambi threatens Chamisa with arrest if he breaks the law. He hasn’t done so yet. But some ZRP officers have broken the Law. What is Ziyambi doing about that. Don’t hold your breath waiting for some action to ber taken. Nothing will be done.
I agrree with the writer above that AU and SADC will do nothing. It’s the Old Boys Club mentality.
I think the MDC’s reckless statements are the source of all their problems with Zanu government. I am sure neither Chamisa nor his spokesperson are prepared to take arms against Zanu government, because they know the consequences! Unfortunately, some gullible citizens will be sacrificed!
Good luck Sadc is taking its ideas from zanu pf they all want military juntas and to hold power forever
In such situations You have to cut off the head of the snakes