Farai Dziva|Emmerson Mnangagwa has described MDC leader Nelson Chamisa as a “stubborn person.”

Responding to a call for dialogue between between Zanu PF and MDC -by the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations, Mnangagwa insisted that Chamisa “would not get any preferential treatment.”

“I, as leader of Zanu PF, called for harmony and dialogue in our nation, including pointedly calling on, and inviting the leader of the MDC, Advocate Nelson Chamisa, to come on board in amity and brotherhood, to rebuild our broken peace, and reunite our people in order to take our nation forward.

Specifically and pointedly, I called upon the two of us to lead by example and show Zimbabweans that peace is paramount.

The MDC leader is still to requite my goodwill, so repeatedly and unconditionally expressed and extended. Much worse, he is still to respect the legitimate will of the Zimbabwean people as expressed in the results of the 2018 elections.
Still, I assure you and the Heads of Christian Denominations, that I will not tire of going the extra mile for the sake of peace and unity in our nation.

The doors of national dialogue remain wide open to all political leaders, including the MDC, which dialogue must be without pre-conditions or any sense of preferential entitlement or recognition on any one’s part, including me,”wrote Mnangagwa.