Chamisa Blames 'Bitter' Mnangagwa For His Woes... Vows To Fight Back
MDC Alliance president Nelson Chamisa says President Emmerson Mnangagwa is behind his party’s woes because he was still bitter about the outcome of the 2018 elections.
Chamisa was speaking to The Standard on Saturday following a ruling on Friday by High Court judge Justice Tawanda Chitapi that the MDC Alliance does not exist as a legal person, who can sue in court.
The ruling effectively left MDC Alliance legislators at the mercy of Thokozani Khupe’s MDC-T which is now free to recall them from Parliament as it did with four legislators earlier this month.
Chamisa vowed that he will not allow Mnangagwa to take over the MDC Alliance and hand it over to his MDC-T puppets. Chamisa said:
He is being vindictive because we defeated him in 2018.
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He cannot stomach that. We control 28 out of 32 urban councils and he lost in 2018. He cannot decimate us.
He wants to capture us and give the party to his people. It will not happen. He must leave the MDC alone.
Chamisa had earlier tweeted a similar message, that he will fight back. He wrote:
Will fight and win Zimbabwe for change. [Mnangagwa] will never forgive us for defeating him in 2018.
All challenges are platforms for major comebacks, renewal and massive resurgence.
We are on the right side of history. We stand for right, light and truth.
