By A Correspondent
Nelson Chamisa Accuses Mnangagwa of Being Unforgiving and Heartless
Opposition leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has called President Emmerson Mnangagwa an unforgiving and heartless individual.
In a recent interview with Studio 7, Chamisa expressed his strong views, accusing Mnangagwa of holding a personal grudge against him. He suggested that the President’s animosity stems from Chamisa’s popularity among the people of Zimbabwe and his victory in previous elections.
“Mr. Mnangagwa hates me because I am loved by the people of Zimbabwe,” Chamisa said. “My crime is that I defeated him in the past elections, and that’s why he holds this grudge.”
Chamisa also addressed the role of Sengezo Tshabangu, Secretary of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), whom he described as a “typical Zanu PF puppet” and a “tool of destruction.”
“I have not abandoned the people’s struggle; I only left an infiltrated party,” Chamisa stated. “As for Sengezo Tshabangu, he is just another Zanu PF instrument.”
Chamisa’s comments highlight the ongoing tensions between opposition forces and the ruling government in Zimbabwe.