By A Correspondent

On the occasion of Zimbabwe’s Independence Day, opposition leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa delivered a thought-provoking statement that challenges the prevailing notion of freedom and independence in the country.

In his address, Chamisa emphasized that true independence is hollow if it fails to uphold the dignity and happiness of its citizens.

“Independence is empty without the dignity and happiness of its beneficiaries!”

Chamisa declared, echoing sentiments that resonate deeply with many Zimbabweans who feel marginalized or disheartened by the current state of affairs in the nation.

Chamisa’s poignant words shed light on a critical issue that goes beyond mere political rhetoric.

They underscore a fundamental truth—that independence, in its truest sense, must extend beyond mere formal declarations and encompass the daily realities and aspirations of all Zimbabweans.

In his statement, Chamisa not only critiques the present but also casts a vision for the future: “Zimbabwe shall be free and happy in our lifetime!! Independence and freedom can’t be for a few, but #ForEveryone #OnePeople.”

These words capture the essence of a collective yearning for a more inclusive and equitable Zimbabwe—an aspiration where every citizen’s rights, opportunities, and dignity are upheld and respected.

Chamisa’s call for unity (#OnePeople) is especially significant in a nation where political polarization has at times overshadowed the pursuit of common goals and aspirations.

By emphasizing the need for a united front in the quest for genuine independence, Chamisa seeks to bridge divides and foster a spirit of solidarity among Zimbabweans.

In response to Chamisa’s remarks, many Zimbabweans have expressed agreement and support for his vision of a more inclusive and dignified nation.

One citizen, speaking on condition of anonymity, stated, “Chamisa’s words resonate with the struggles we face daily.

True independence means nothing if it does not improve our lives and restore our dignity.”

Another citizen emphasized the importance of collective action, saying, “We must all work together to ensure that Zimbabwe’s independence becomes meaningful for everyone, regardless of their background or beliefs.”

Chamisa’s message serves as a timely reminder of the enduring importance of dignity, unity, and equity in the pursuit of true independence.

It challenges leaders and citizens alike to uphold these values and work towards a future where Zimbabweans can truly celebrate their freedom and happiness as one people.