By Tinashe Sambiri

Opposition leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has delivered an optimistic vision for Zimbabwe’s future, declaring that the country is on the cusp of significant transformation.

In a powerful address on Thursday, Chamisa outlined his belief that Zimbabwe’s process of change is nearing completion.

“The shift is almost complete,” Chamisa declared, emphasizing that Zimbabwe is undergoing a spiritual and structural rebirth.

He painted a vivid picture of the nation’s imminent metamorphosis, promising that “Zimbabwe will change in no time.”

According to Chamisa, this transformation will be characterized by unity among leaders and rapid economic growth that benefits the entire country rather than specific regions.

Chamisa envisions a Zimbabwe free from what he describes as “unhealthy slogans, useless or profitless partisan rallies, political fights, and political stalemates.”

He calls for a nation where corruption is actively rejected and a leadership that is both efficient and cohesive.

“Zimbabwe shall be a country with a lean and mean progressive leadership,” he asserted.

His vision extends to a government that prioritizes the respect, protection, and support of its citizens, and one where leaders are spiritually attuned.

“A country where leaders are hooked up to each other,” Chamisa stated, and “leaders who hear from God.”

Chamisa proclaimed his vision of Zimbabwe as “a nation of peace, hospitality, freedom, politeness and prosperity.”

His message was underscored by hashtags such as #NewDawn and #Godisinit, reflecting his belief in a new era for Zimbabwe underpinned by spiritual and societal renewal.