Opinion / Columnist
MDC, Renewal alliance very healthy
02 Feb 2015 at 16:22hrs | Views
The impending marriage between the MDC led by professor Welshman Ncube and the Sekai Holland led renewal team is a welcome development.
We have read about non existing conflicts between Elton Mangoma and Tendai Biti,Welshman Ncube and Priscilla Misihairabwi and other unsubstantiated and baseless statements.
The Morgan Tsvangirai project or so called Morgan Tsvangirai brand in Zimbabwe is dead and cannot be resuscitated at all.
If there is anyone who thinks that for Zimbabwe to go forward we should all vote for Morgan Tsvangirai the person is a psychiatric patient and too blind to judge events.
Zimbabwe is on its knees,children are jobles,corruption is taking centre stage and people are dying in hospitals and Zimbabweans cannot wait for Morgan Tsvangirai to get organized.
The alliance has the blessings of the ordinary people in Zimbabwe and those waiting for Morgan Tsvangirai to rule Zimbabwe are actually waiting for the midnight train at the airport.
Tsvangirai has lost the steam to lead a credible opposition in Zimbabwe but Zimbabwe has to move forward.
The alliance between the mdc led by Professor Welshman Ncube and Renewal team is too healthy to be derailed by selfishness or petty issues.
We shall support them all the way until a new Zimbawe is delivered.
Those dreaming of fallouts over non existant power struggles or believing that their back bench behavior will harm the process are actually leaving in a cuckoo land.
The young and appealing leadership in the two parties will certainly address the requirements of many Zimbabweans.
Zimbabweans should actually prepare for a very serious campaign for a juicy Zimbabwe.
Those thinking that there is and shall be any power struggle in the reunited party will be shocked to see unity of purpose and a smooth transition.
Anyone voted by the members will be supported by all.
We are a family together and together we shall win.
Those at the fore front should forge ahead with the project without any hurdles.
We have read about non existing conflicts between Elton Mangoma and Tendai Biti,Welshman Ncube and Priscilla Misihairabwi and other unsubstantiated and baseless statements.
The Morgan Tsvangirai project or so called Morgan Tsvangirai brand in Zimbabwe is dead and cannot be resuscitated at all.
If there is anyone who thinks that for Zimbabwe to go forward we should all vote for Morgan Tsvangirai the person is a psychiatric patient and too blind to judge events.
Zimbabwe is on its knees,children are jobles,corruption is taking centre stage and people are dying in hospitals and Zimbabweans cannot wait for Morgan Tsvangirai to get organized.
The alliance has the blessings of the ordinary people in Zimbabwe and those waiting for Morgan Tsvangirai to rule Zimbabwe are actually waiting for the midnight train at the airport.
Tsvangirai has lost the steam to lead a credible opposition in Zimbabwe but Zimbabwe has to move forward.
The alliance between the mdc led by Professor Welshman Ncube and Renewal team is too healthy to be derailed by selfishness or petty issues.
We shall support them all the way until a new Zimbawe is delivered.
Those dreaming of fallouts over non existant power struggles or believing that their back bench behavior will harm the process are actually leaving in a cuckoo land.
The young and appealing leadership in the two parties will certainly address the requirements of many Zimbabweans.
Zimbabweans should actually prepare for a very serious campaign for a juicy Zimbabwe.
Those thinking that there is and shall be any power struggle in the reunited party will be shocked to see unity of purpose and a smooth transition.
Anyone voted by the members will be supported by all.
We are a family together and together we shall win.
Those at the fore front should forge ahead with the project without any hurdles.
Source - Gugugu Magorira
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