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Zimbabwe: MDC - A party without strategy Posted: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 EDITOR -- It is now almost two weeks since Sadc boldly condemned the illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe, in addition to calling on Britain to honour its obligations to fund land reforms in this country. Since that historic communiqué, every day I have been waiting to hear the so-called politicians in the MDC call on the West to lift the embargo and Britain to honour its colonial obligations. But all I have heard is silence. Isn't the message now clear to those who support this quisling party that Morgan Tsvangirai and Arthur Mutambara are not concerned about improving the socio-economic situation but are, in fact, intent on worsening it? MDC is a party without strategy, and whose every member in Parliament owes that good fortune to chance and not merit. It follows that the party's existence hinges on opportunism and the hope that chance will propel it to power on the back of protest votes. The same goes for Lovemore Madhuku and his NCA. Imagine what would happen to him if we were to have a new constitution. Where would he be since he owes his claim to fame to fighting for a new constitution? Chabvondoka Harare Email: zimbabwecrisis@yahoo.com Visit: Zimbabwe Watch |
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