The family of the abducted Itai Dzamara says they are going to mobilize masses and stage  some street protests which would force  government to search and bring back Itai.
Addressing Journalists during a prayer meeting which they held to mark 11 months of Itai Dzamara’s disappearance in Harare  on Tuesday Patson Dzamara ,brother to Itai said they will continue fighting until government brings back their missing family member.
“These people who are busy defecating on our future have already expended their lives and it is now our future that they are messing up with. So it is our responsibility as young people and we encourage you to   join us especially on the 9^th of March,” he said.
“We want numbers as we march throughout the city and congregate for the launch the documentary which celebrates the life of Itai who above all we consider a hero,” he said.
Patson said: “We do not mind whatever happened and whether we are going to see him or not, he is an idea or he represents an idea whose time has come, so as a people we are going to augment that through our celebration of his life”.
He said they are still optimistic that one day they will reunite with their brother.
“As a family we consult and nothing has registered to that effect although on the surface everything points towards the fact that he is no more but we do believe that our God will do something and one day we are going to be reunited with Itai, and we still have hope”.