Nelson Chamisa: "Old Generation Must Pass the Baton" | MDC
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 7. 08. 2024
- I caught up with Nelson Chamisa, President of Zimbabwe's MDC party to discuss:
- The MDC's position on economic reform
- Recent constitutional amendments gazetted in December
- Ageing political leaders on the continent
- Xenophobic violence in South Africa
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* Our thanks to Professor S Chigudu for assistance with the research for this episode.
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This young man is the only journalist in South africa that managed to ask pertinent questions in a professional manner ,all the other interviews Chamisa did in SA were on the surface. keep it up young man you really showed you are well researched and professional
Thanks!
What is a journalist?
you have a good eye bro
Prayer is needed for Zimbabwe and other poor African countries
But to be honest this was an informative Interview better than the ones I saw on TV.
peter anesu Always is . Heâs really good the interviewer
I like the interview as a whole. The interviewer is excellent, listens, and asks pertinent follow-up questions. The interviewee is calm, content and knows what he is talking about.
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This is my President....you feel content and depth of sense when he talks
My president love you we are here for you
Good questions, in particular, the one on MDC economic ideology.
Thanks.
@DJ GEEZ tsvangirai??
Nonsense. Maurban strongholds enyu mauraya, marara everywhere, tsvina irikungoyerera kunge masaisai egungwa matuzvi chaiyo.
Can't even keep your cities clean.
There's not 1 good accomplishment you can name that your party can point to as evidence of your potential.
Sanctions are your legacy as well as the bane of your existence.
Nonsense chaiyo hamulume.
Better ZANU Pf than a party of destruction. A party of puppets.
Hamuitongi nyika iyi rinoyerera ropa.
Powerful interview bro Sizwe. Unlike most interviewers in SA, who clearly show they are captured. You professionally gave Zimbabwe President Nelson Chamisa time to clearly articulate the MDC position and the crisis which was created by Zanupf.
Thanks!
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Nonsense. You obviously have 0 grasp on the political situation on the ground in Zimbabwe.
The interview was boring because you allowed Chamisa to take over.
YOU are the interviewer and your job is to ask the uncomfortable questions.
This interview works great for MDC supporters because you allowed Chamisa to get comfortable but not everyone is an MDC or ZANU Pf supporter.
Chamisa has openly called for sanctions against Zimbabwe.
Chamisa brags about having the "keys" to the economy but he won't use them unless he's president. This is code for sanctions will remain until he's in power.
Chamisa goes to the West then returns talking about he's put "a lock" on everything. That's code for sanctions are to continue.
They're using the effects of the sanctions to force the people's vote. It will not work.
Chamisa asked for US military intervention against Zimbabwe. Can you believe that?
Has anything happened in Zimbabwe that justifies turning it into Libya?
Chamisa got people killed in Zimbabwe when he prematurely and illegally declared electoral victory them used those dead people to lobby for more sanctions.
Question: What would the reaction be in S.A. if Malema and the EFF lobbied the US for sanctions because the ANC is corrupt?
Is that not cutting off your nose to spite your face?
Would South Africans put up with that nonsense?
Chamisa is the Leader. Always in support of him!!
Black Apartheid....so true.
wow! This was a great interview. President Chamisa is our guy to move Zimbabwe forward
Hi Uncle Siz itâs Iman I love you so much
Love you, too. đ€
You guys know your THING đ
Luv u President CCChete
Nomatter what you can say about Chamisa.People love him.Simple??
On the extreme end of maturity.
Iâm my opinion a President must be the one to choose his running mate while running for President, there shouldnât be a vote for the deputy President.
The last thing you need is two enemies in power simultaneously. Having a deputy that has the excuse to say he wasnât involved because he was excluded is problematic for accountability. If we look at how Cyril disassociated himself from Zumaâs supposed 9 wasted years he was there for all of them.
Fight for corruption don't look back carry on my president.... we realy want freedom
Sizwe, check your whatsapp bro
I suport EDđ„
Samuel Barron I donât look what he did to a beautiful country
Me too. These MDC puppets destroyed the country with their sanctions. ED is quietly working to fix the country even while sanctions are burning the economy.
ZESA irikusotwa maresults arikuwonekwa.
2023 EDPfee!
Chamisa should join polad kkkkkk
Does all this crap matter is there anyone talking about actually stimulating the govement and create order why cant they actually create a tax system ensurance companies send people to work build the roads create road tax these guys are not leaders theyer learning the game this guy is a school boy interms of someons like trump who knows how to change make changes
quickly and drastically
Because Chamisa supported a coup, he was partly responsible for the murderous military government taking power by force and has no right to speak of protecting the constitution. For someone who not only failed to grasp the heavy cost of a coup d'Ă©tat by the spectacularly violent and brutal Zimbabwean military (he should know better because he suffered great physical harm at the hands of military intelligence) but also lacked a strategy of defeating Mugabe within the limits of the constitution, for him to present a so called vision for the future of Zimbabwe is a joke, imo!
U sir are a joke,now sit down.Thank you.
he did not. when biti and colthat went to america they told the world that was a coup. they still stand on that.
@@simonzulu7054 i watched him address a multitude marching with the military on the eve of the coup.
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So did almost every Zimbabwean
Even through televisions we celebrated.
Iam not one of them but this is a fact
No use putting it all on chamisa.
Now let's move on
And yes
It was a coup
â@@lebanimhlanga-njanike8593 elevating mediocre leaders because of a desperation for change has deadly (literally) consequences, look at the current circus administration! Probing current presidential hopefuls is quite sensible, attacking voices that do so is short-sighted.