On June 13, 2009 MDC is crossing a solemn milestone that honors the Movement’s struggle and achievements to date. As a party, MDC will continue to press for bolder measures particularly as it relates to political reform in tandem with economic recovery.
As we take stock of the present situation, it is worrisome to note that Zanu PF sees no hurry in addressing fundamental issues relating to the implementation of GPA terms. MDC is grievously concerned about the slow pace in implementing the GPA terms especially considering the worsening humanitarian situation caused by political instability and an economy that is in intensive care unit.
It is no secret that over the past three decades, the country has suffered
exceptional collapse of the economy and the rule of law. As we celebrate a decade of our struggle for a better Zimbabwe, we remain cognizant of the fact that the restoration of economic and political stability are at the core of our party’s priorities.
Our party is more determined than ever for the struggle against any forces that stand in the way of progress and democratic change. I also want to make a special plea to all Zimbabweans in the Diaspora to boost their
consciousness about contributing to the development of their homeland, Zimbabwe.
The Diaspora has a huge role to play in this new Zimbabwe, chiefly by contributing skills and investments in form of financial, human and social capital. President Morgan Tsvangirai is scheduled to deliver a keynote address at the MDC-USA celebration of the MDC 10th Anniversary to be held at NOVA Community College in Annandale Virginia (see website www.mdc-usa.org, for details).
Just as we celebrate, it is also a sobering moment as we pay tribute to hundreds of men and women who perished as victims of political violence. Zimbabweans from all walks of life are invited to attend which will be attended by other MDC national Executive members.
For more information visit www.mdc-usa.org
