Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has asserted that he has a concrete strategy to address the many challenges facing Zimbabweans.
While his remarks remain somewhat ambiguous, they appear to be linked to the opposition’s ongoing challenge to ZANU-PF’s proposed constitutional changes.
Chamisa stressed that his plan will centre on active citizen participation, writing on X on Tuesday:
“FELLOW CITIZENS, I understand your pain, your worries, and your anxieties. Together, we carry this burden, but also the hope and the answer.
“We have a solid rollout plan with a clear timeline, a defined path forward. We’re putting ducks in a row.
“Out of this, a path is forming. Stand prepared. Get ready, your role is coming.”
On Sunday, Chamisa criticised the authorities for what he described as a bias in allowing ZANU PF to hold meetings on the proposed constitutional changes, while opposition groups are routinely prevented by the police from exercising the same right. Said Chamisa:
“To date, Citizen Volunteers in various districts have had meetings disturbed, disrupted or stopped. This must be stop!
“What is surprising is that ZANU-PF leaders are able to hold meetings freely across the country, while those who oppose the heinous amendment are being denied the same opportunity.
“The moment you start coaching party members on what to say, it suggests one of two things: either you don’t fully trust them, or they are not genuinely on the same page with you, perhaps both.
“Truth be said, they do not own the very amendment. It is being ‘force-fed’ on them from the top.
“After all, if the constitutional amendment was truly sponsored or suggested by the ‘your people’ as you claim, there should be no need to explain or justify it to them in the first place.”





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