By A Correspondent- Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has said heavy police presence, will not deter his party from taking “available legal remedies to enforce restoration of rule of law.”

In an interview with a local publication, Chamisa said:

“We believe in peace. We still have the Constitution as our instrument and it is the duty of the people to create new circumstances within the confines of the law. The new circumstances are decided by the people of Zimbabwe and the power is in our hands.

Dialogue is important but it is generational consensus that is important. When people fought the liberation struggle, there was generational consensus. The liberation struggle succeeded because there was consensus. Now, we need a democratisation and transformation consensus. Dialogue can only be predicated on consensus, when there is a uniform definition of the problem as well as the solution.”

He said Zimbabwe’s problems were mainly political.

“Our politics must be fixed in order to fix the economy. Solve the political problems first and the economy will follow. Good politics breeds good economics,” he said.

-Newsday