The real objective
of the current running Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) rallies is still
a mystery to most peace loving Zimbabweans. Campaigning as we all know is aimed
at luring more voters into one’s stable before an election. What is surprising
is that in Zimbabwe the polls that Mr Tsvangirai was vying for which he lost
came and go two months ago.He is not the only contestant who lost in the presidential
poll. The other three has since closed themselves into their shells and maybe
are already planning new strategies for the next election in six years time.
Surprisingly this
is not the issue for Mr Tsvangirai he is trying to prove that he is a die-hard
competitor. During the campaigning period Mr Tsvangirai was reluctant, he thought
he was going to win with or without campaigning. To him campaigning was a waste
of time. He enjoyed doing so outside our borders, sadly his lured sympathizers
could not help him when voting came.
Its high time
Mr Tsvangirai makes up his mind, whether to dialogue, protest or wait for the
court ruling. "Usakurumidze kumedza kutsenga uchada" do not rush to
swallow when you still need to chew or else you will be choked.
Too much speed
has led Mr Tsvangirai into unwarranted problems. Last year he called for sanctions,
now he is calling for farmers to stop farming. What really does Mr Tsvangirai
want?
Maybe we are wrong to think that he wants to be the president. It seems he really
enjoys seeing us suffering. If the farmers stop farming does he think his supporters
will be spared from starvation?
I would like to believe a leader does not call for suffering to befall his people.
Mr Tsvangirai does not give serious thought to his decisions before making public
utterances.
Enough is enough
Mr Tsvangirai; we are sick and tired of your utterances. I would like to advice
you to use your spokesman more often, I think that will probably serve us from
the consequences of your spoken words.
By Ellen Sithole