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'Zanu-PF is a sinking ship,' says MDC-T
10 Sep 2013 at 06:06hrs | Views
MDC-T national chairman Lovemore Moyo on Sunday told party supporters that despite winning in the July 31 elections, Zanu-PF was a sinking ship as it had stolen the polls.
Speaking at the burial of Isabel Mkhosi Moyo, the party's youth secretary for the South Africa province in Brunapeg, Moyo said those aboard the Zanu-PF ship will be humiliated, as it started to sink.
"The victors are not celebrating their victory. They have realised that Zimbabwe is more than the torches and pots which they distributed," he said.
"Their ship will sink soon and those aboard shall be humiliated."
MDC-T insists that Zanu-PF rigged the July poll. However, regional observers endorsed the election as a reflection of the will of Zimbabweans.
Moyo thanked the people in Matabeleland South for voting for the MDC-T, saying even though Zanu-PF went on to rig the outcome, the party was set to
fail. Speaking about the deceased, Moyo said MDC-T had lost a vibrant youth leader who worked tirelessly to see the total emancipation of people of Zimbabwe.
"The party has lost one of its most vibrant youth leaders," he eulogised.
"She was respectful and exceptionally intelligent. She was clear on the values of the party and a visionary par excellence."
Moyo said youths were engaging into mainstream politics as a result of the state of decay in the way this country is being run.
He said this engagement, buoyed by the need to address political imbalances and chaos brought by Zanu-PF, was the major drive for young people to campaign for change.
Speaking at the burial of Isabel Mkhosi Moyo, the party's youth secretary for the South Africa province in Brunapeg, Moyo said those aboard the Zanu-PF ship will be humiliated, as it started to sink.
"The victors are not celebrating their victory. They have realised that Zimbabwe is more than the torches and pots which they distributed," he said.
"Their ship will sink soon and those aboard shall be humiliated."
MDC-T insists that Zanu-PF rigged the July poll. However, regional observers endorsed the election as a reflection of the will of Zimbabweans.
fail. Speaking about the deceased, Moyo said MDC-T had lost a vibrant youth leader who worked tirelessly to see the total emancipation of people of Zimbabwe.
"The party has lost one of its most vibrant youth leaders," he eulogised.
"She was respectful and exceptionally intelligent. She was clear on the values of the party and a visionary par excellence."
Moyo said youths were engaging into mainstream politics as a result of the state of decay in the way this country is being run.
He said this engagement, buoyed by the need to address political imbalances and chaos brought by Zanu-PF, was the major drive for young people to campaign for change.
Source - southerneye
