By Own Correspondent| Protestors for tommorrow’ s demonstration organised under the MDC Alliance have been barred from marching to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s offices at Munhumutapa in Harare where they were hoping to deliver a petition compelling the Zanu Pf leader to prioritise electoral reforms ahead of the July 30 elections.

The demonstration, which concides with Zanu Pf’s solidarity march for violent free, free and fair elections organised by the party’s youth wing on the same day, June 5 2018 intended to march to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) offices before protesters would proceed to Mnangagwa’s offices at Munhumutapa Building in Harare.

Speaking to journalists at a press conference last week, Tendai Biti who was representing the Alliance spokesperson, Welshman Ncube revealed the route to be taken by protesters indicating that the demonstrators would assemble at Africa Unitg Square and march to ZEC where theu would hand in their petition and proceed to Mnangagwa’s offices to deliver another petition.

However, Home Affairs minister, Obert Mpofu warned the MDC Alliance against marching to President Mnangagwa’s offices arguing that the demonstration ceased to be peaceful if ptotestors went to Munhumutapa Building.

Below is the approval letter from the ZRP indicating the route to be taken by MDC Alliance protesters.