It Will Be Folly For Any Right-Thinking Youth To Think That The Current Administration Will Solve Our Problems - Obey Sithole

Obey Sithole, The MDC Alliance  Youth leader while speaking at a youth event at Plot 21 Chiundura B in Kwekwe last week told the youths that they had to stop singing the same song and complain about issues bedevilling the country but become the country’s solution. New Zimbabwe reports.

During his address Sithole said:

The problems we have right now have been created by the generations of the past. It will, therefore, be folly for any right-thinking youth to think that the current administration will solve our problems. It, therefore, calls for unity of purpose amongst the youths to correct the errors of the past.

We have an acute problem of joblessness in today’s youths, this is the more reason why we must come together. Joblessness has been a problem, poor health situation, education and general decline of living standards created by past generations.

As young people, we must stand up in a unified manner. Zimbabwe can only be transformed if we come together. It took young people of the yesteryears to take up arms against an unjust system created by the Ian Smith administration.

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The objectives of the struggle was to create an equitable society. However, under Mnangagwa, those inequalities still do exist, the colonial oppression and circumstances are still in place. Our lives are just miserable. We need to change, we need an act of bravery and courage so that we create a better future for us, for our children and for a future generation.

Young people must depart from the usual rhetoric of playing the victim card and always complaining but rather to start being the solution to the country’s problems

Sithole urged the youths to start demanding better lives and said they were also supposed to participate in national processes that have the power to change and or alter their freedoms and rights.

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