unity accord

Opposition MDC Alliance vice chairman Job Sikhala has taken a dig at President Emmerson Mnangagwa charging that a 'genocidal champion' cannot bring true unity to Zimbabwe.
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Thirty-three years now since the signing of the Unity Accord, the opposition Zapu says it regrets rubber-stamping the agreement because the ruling Zanu PF administration has not reformed.
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The Dumiso Dabengwa-led Zapu has reacted angrily to claims that its properties which were seized by the government during the early 1980s now officially belong to the ruling Zanu PF.
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Zimbabweans observed the Unity Day holiday yesterday which went quietly unlike previous years when dozens of musicians celebrated this historical day with music and dance for the whole night.
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Former and current Zanu PF stalwarts say the Unity Accord signed between President Robert Mugabe and the late Vice President Joshua Nkomo in 1987 has lost significance owing to the debilitating political polarisation within the party.
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Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association chairperson Jabulani Sibanda says the 1987 Unity Accord conditions eliminate the possibility of a former PF Zapu member from becoming the country’s president.
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The 1987 National Unity Accord does not reserve the Zanu-PF National Chairmanship for a former Zapu member in as much as the President’s post is not solely for ex-Zanu stalwarts, a senior Government and ruling party official has said.
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Sikhanyiso Ndlovu has warned that the 1987 Unity Accord signed between PF-Zapu and Zanu PF was facing imminent collapse as senior officials’ fight for top posts escalates ahead of the party’s elective December congress.
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One quality that makes ZAPU stand out of the political crowd is its resilience, the never-say-die attitude whose defiance has surprised even its ardent followers and foes alike.
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Starting next week Nehanda Radio.com will run a series looking at the slaughter of an estimated 20 000 innocent civilians by Robert Mugabe’s crack 5th Brigade army unit in the Matabeleland and Midlands Provinces in the eighties.
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