Nelson Chamisa, Chamisa shares doubts about Zim elections

Heads of both the governing and opposition parties are diligently striving to appeal to Zimbabwe’s citizens in order to secure their votes. The ruling party, Zanu PF, pledged livestock such as goats and chickens to its voters, whereas Nelson Chamisa, the opposition leader, expressed skepticism about the election’s integrity. Nelson Chamisa’s stance? On July 30, 2023, Nelson Chamisa, leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), held a public meeting at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera, situated more than 800 km away from Mnangagwa. At this gathering, Chamisa declared that if his candidates were excluded from the elections, the voting process would not be viewed as legitimate. We urge you to continue reading this article as we delve into more facets of this matter. Scroll down to continue.

Despite financial constraints, the CCC is sparing no effort in rallying massive audiences, many of whom attended the gathering without access to free transportation. This circumstance underscores the challenges faced by the opposition during this electoral campaign. Nelson Chamisa issued a stern message to Mnangagwa for barring his candidates in Bulawayo, stating that “God has the ultimate say.” In reference to the President’s other actions against the law, he added, “You may be the ruler, but you are not the leader; you can’t act as you please. This nation is God’s property.” Continue scrolling for more information.

Chamisa further emphasized during the public meeting that should the elections proceed with his candidates barred and the independent candidate Kasukuwere disqualified from the presidential run, the electoral outcome would lack credibility. Chamisa confirmed his commitment to campaigning across the nation, though he noted that several of his rallies had been obstructed. Proceed to the next section to find out what the opposition party had to say.

The CCC acknowledged their leader’s extensive travels under challenging circumstances, stating, “Our president, Nelson Chamisa, has so far traveled over 6,000 km by road, visiting citizens in every village, ward, and constituency in the countryside.” The general elections are slated for August 23, 2023. A court decision regarding concerns over the printing of ballot papers and other logistical issues is expected this week. Furthermore, the European Union’s election observer mission is reportedly monitoring the campaign season nationwide. Stay connected to this site for additional details and updates.