By Own Correspondent| Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has encouraged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to engage opposition instead of persecuting its leaders as a way of promoting unity and building the nation.

Addressing a media briefing at Morgan Tsvangirai House Thursday morning, the MDC leader said Mnangagwa should focus on national engagement before extending an olive branch to the international community in order to unite the nation towards the development trajectory.

Said Chamisa:

“Our nation is deeply divided..the establishment of this Commission tells you that we have a crisis….there is deep seated division which cannot be solved by this kind of tomfoolery being undertaken by our colleagues. They must calm down. Sit down.

Infact, Mnangagwa should stop going cross countries talking about international re-engagement. He cannot be talking about international engagement when he cannot engage nationally? You cannot even talk to your brother Chamisa, …who wants to give you ideas through osmosis.”