Correspondent|War veterans leader Victor Matemadanda has renewed his planned anti-sanctions march to the United States Embassy in Harare, adding that opposition leader Nelson Chamisa had to speak against sanctions if he entertained any hopes of ever being elected president of this country.

Matemadanda was speaking to Zanu PF supporters in Bindura, where he also accused MDC leader Nelson Chamisa of taking a back seat while all progressive organizations were calling for the removal of the restrictive measures he described as sanctions.

“You think that we are afraid of Donald Trump ? Not at all, this time we will march straight to the US Embassy because our people have suffered for too long as a result of these sanctions,” said Matemadanda.

“We are therefore mobilising support for the march from our sympathisers in Zimbabwe and abroad. We want to send a loud and clear message to Theresa May and Donald Trump- enough is enough,”added Matemadanda.

” If you want to rule this country then you have to speak out against sanctions. “