‘As long as Mnangagwa is there, we shall remain under the auspices of a dictator, He will go whether he likes it or not. This is not his mother’s country,’-Job Sikhala MDC deputy national chairperson

Fresh from being acquitted, MDC deputy national chairperson Job Sikhala has warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa to prepare for major civil unrest, unless he halts Zimbabwe’s worsening national rot.
He said he would leave no stone unturned to put pressure on Mnangagwa and the government to act on the growing hardships being felt by Zimbabweans.
Sikhala told Mnangagwa that he should not think that he will be in power forever as will soon be out of office.
Sikhala said Mnangagwa should leave his job, insisting Zimbabwe did not belong to the Zanu PF leader’s mother.
The MDC deputy national chair said the Zanu PF led government has turned university graduates into money changers (illegal foreign currency dealers) yet they could be entrepreneurs and professionals working in their right jobs to help develop the troubled country.
“As long as long as Emerson Mnangagwa is there, we shall remain under the auspices of a dictator.
“No longer should a Zimbabwean be frightened by Emmerson Mnangagwa to demand what is rightfully yours,” Sikhala said.
He added that the time was now for Mnangagwa to leave office.
“He will go whether he likes it or not. This is not his mother’s country,” he said. – Dailynews

WELCOME EVERYONE: 297,077 MEMBERS, A Quarter of a million members, thank you for the fast growth, participation and continuous encouragement to others to join the group, and engage other progressive minded people in respectful and inclusive debate focused on information dissemination in issues that directly affect the ordinary person including human rights, good governance, accountability, transparency, housing, employment, development, girl child, equality, gender, peace, climate change, pollution, youth, freedom and more issues that directly affect the ordinary person. Information dissemination empowers the readers so that they are better placed to make well informed decisions and choices such as voting. Please feel free to add and encourage others to join.
INFORMATION IS POWER!-Thank you for the support. Please email all your articles, photos and breaking news, to newzimbabwe.vision@yahoo.com ,linkedin.com/in/sibusiso-ngwenya-563a572b ‘
Twitter-@sibungwen
or whatsapp to Mr Sibusiso Ngwenya 0044 79 3 9100534 for publication on the constantly growing online groups, currently standing as follows:
1) Zimbabwe Global News 297,077 Members
2) Newzimbabwevision.com website 24,743 likes
24,790 followers.
Manages Newzimbabwevision
Followed by 12,847
https://www.facebook.com/sibusiso.ngwenya.967/videos/10216973817674517/?t=4