Sikhala strongly remembers Dzamara

MDC-T senior official Job Sikhala have said when he sees the continued crisis in the country he strongly thinks of the abducted journalist and political rights activist Itai Dzamara who could single out himself as a fighter for the rights of the people even if it meant he is alone in that fight.

"Itai, when I think that I am no longer seeing you, chatting various problems we face as a nation and lunch together with Sydney Chisi I feel a deep pain in my heart my brother," said Sikhala.

"That we could digress how our struggle should be shaped and move forward a deep sense of despair grips me. You were so determined in the cause of Zimbabweans. Many people couldn't understand your passion for a Zimbabwe of plenty. They only understood you when the brutal enemy abducted you from the front of our struggle."

He said tears flow on his face every time he think how Dzamara  had belief in President Tsvangirai.

"The way you believed in the MDC-T to free this country," her said.

"The way you always reminded me to take responsibility to lead from the front. The way you always tell me to mind whom I share a drink, stories and love with. The way you always told me about your dream to see Zimbabwe freed even if it means your death. You were so brave and daring. You had no fear to make your views known. You were determined in the mission to make Zimbabwe a happy county to live on. The spirit of the struggle still live on. God's hand is protecting you. You shall come to finish the struggle. In Allah I believe!!!"