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Angolan President Joao Manuel Goncalves sent his foreign minister to Zimbabwe to assess the situation in the country ahead of the July 30 elections.
Alliance MDC leader and presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa confirmed the development of a rally The opposition coalition has recently launched a regional diplomatic offensive to pressure the Electoral Commission Zimbabwe (ZEC) which refuses to accede to requests regarding the printing, design and storage of the ballot. 19659004] Chamisa tells supporters that Angolan leader sent his foreign minister to Harare
Angola currently chairs the defense, peace and security organ of the regional grouping of SADC.
The SADC mission follows that of former United Nations Secretary-General Koffi Annan who was in Harare at the head of the group of former leaders of the world of seniors.
Saïd Chamisa; "Most of you may have heard that the elders are in the country.
"They asked to meet with us (and) we met with them after we wrote to SADC about our concerns about the ZEC. SADC has informed us that Angola has sent its foreign minister to realize what is really happening in the country. "
The MDC-T leader said that his team would meet with the Angolan minister on Monday, and we look forward to giving SADC all the evidence regarding electoral rigging."
"We have presented three Key questions to Elders: one of the questions is that of the ballot, we need a real ballot. 19659013] He added, "I do not want what happened to my old man (Morgan) Tsvangirai arrives. "
" I sent my team to the ZEC to demand that the ballots be printed again even if the time is not our side. 19659005] "The least we are willing to do is test (the paper) batch by batch."
Zapu's president, Dumiso Dabengwa, and the son of late Vice President Joshua Nkomo, Sibangilizwe, also attended the rally
decided to support Chamisa after realizing that a fragmented opposition can not remove Zanu PF from power.
"My wish was to see a united opposition to face Zanu PF during the elections but unfortunately it did not happen," he said. "I personally tried to mediate between Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe, but unfortunately this did not happen." However, I support Chamisa and I know that he is capable of delivering change in Zimbabwe. "
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