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Chamisa to address Filabusi, Zvishavane rallies
02 Nov 2016 at 06:39hrs | Views
MDC-T Vice President Nelson Chamisa is scheduled to address rallies at Zvishavane in the Midlands and Filabusi in Matabeleland South on Saturday to boast party' support ahead of the 2018 elections
This was revealed by party official Chalton Hwende.
"We have started work on converting our support into voters. This weekend join VP Nelson Chamisa and the MDC team in Filabusi and Zvishavane on Saturday and Sunday . 2018 Morgan Tsvangirai only," he said. ' This comes at a time when opposition political parties are all strategising on how they can wrestle power from the ruling Zanu PF which has ruled the country since 1980.
Some group of prominent citizens have come together to loby for a national transitional authority under the name Platform for the concerned citizens. They say the authority is meant to mapped a way for free and fair election and smooth transfer of power without violence.
This is in the view that Zanu PF has been repeatedly accused of rigging the election to remain in power and committing violence during the polls so as to force the people to vote for it.
This was revealed by party official Chalton Hwende.
"We have started work on converting our support into voters. This weekend join VP Nelson Chamisa and the MDC team in Filabusi and Zvishavane on Saturday and Sunday . 2018 Morgan Tsvangirai only," he said. ' This comes at a time when opposition political parties are all strategising on how they can wrestle power from the ruling Zanu PF which has ruled the country since 1980.
Some group of prominent citizens have come together to loby for a national transitional authority under the name Platform for the concerned citizens. They say the authority is meant to mapped a way for free and fair election and smooth transfer of power without violence.
This is in the view that Zanu PF has been repeatedly accused of rigging the election to remain in power and committing violence during the polls so as to force the people to vote for it.
Source - Byo24News
