By Simba Chikanza|  Look at the “weird” board behind MDC leader Nelson Chamisa – this was no stager at all, and this building is not the White House, neither is it No. 10 Downing Street.  This is a little unknown restaurant we picked for a studio located at the geo-centre of the English world and is on the same street as the Zimbabwe Government’s London embassy.

But the board behind us shows a list of Presidents whoever, and whatever they were. Strangely, I am only noticing this board behind us during our photoshoot 3 days later.

Now coming to my short observation – this man Chamisa poses the first real challenge for State House than the one by the lates Edgar Tekere and afterwards, Morgan Tsvangirai. Chamisa has behind him a wind(or wave) difficult to understand but as one ZANU PF member says, too powerful to ignore. The wave does not have Chamisa’s name on it but generations’.  It is a wind that arguably has the energy of eternity inside it. I am persuaded even Chamisa himself does not realise the full weight of this force. It is sad that the elderly inside ZANU PF cannot see it, by now they could have used it to reform their own organisation, but alas their own young generation will now vote for Chamisa. Very sad that many educated elderlies cannot see the obvious which is in front of them. Where they could have lived to enjoy the praises of the world, they will now be seen as both useless and clueless. The more the old-guard in ZANU PF ignore it, the more this wind grows stronger. It is an immortal force and nothing appears to stop it.

Please understand this, I am not at all saying Chamisa is a perfect leader, but what I am drawing people to see is the force behind him that can be used to fix our world during these desperate times we are in. Ignore him to your own peril, as one ZANU PF supremo said last month.

Is this board behind Advocate Chamisa a mere coincidence?  Will this immortal force manage to put Chamisa on the list of Zim Presidents?