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President Tsvangirai to address thousands at Chibuku Stadium on
Sunday
Movement
for Democratic Change (MDC)
November 04, 2011
All is set for the MDC Real Change Peace Rally on Sunday at Chibuku
Stadium in Chitungwiza where President Tsvangirai will be the main
speaker .
Thousands of
MDC supporters are expected to attend the rally at which President
Tsvangirai who will be accompanied by the party's senior leadership
will touch on a number of issues affecting the party and the country.
The President
is expected to speak on the life and health of the party ahead of
the next year's free and fair elections, on the performance
of the inclusive government in his capacity as the Prime Minister,
this week's visit by President Jacob Zuma's facilitation team and
the roadmap to a free and fair election.
President Tsvangirai
is also expected to talk and denounce the increase of State sponsored
violence across the country, the Constitution-making
process and other issues that are daily affecting the people
of Zimbabwe.
The rally comes
a week after police in Matebeleland North province disrupted rallies
that the President was supposed to address in Lupane and Victoria
Falls although the rallies had been sanctioned by the High Court.
On Tuesday,
police in Harare armed with AK 47 rifles and baton sticks, fired
threw teargas into the MDC headquarters, Harvest House injuring
scores of people and indiscriminately beating up people in the process.
However, the
people of Zimbabwe remain undeterred in their fight for real change
and will on Sunday show this by attending in their thousands the
Chitungwiza rally.
During the Sunday
rally President Tsvangirai will also introduce the party's
new leadership that was voted into office at the party's 3rd
National Congress held in Bulawayo in May.
Similar provincial
rallies attended by thousands of party supporters have been held
in Harare, Bulawayo, Gweru, Mutare, Masvingo, Kwekwe, Chegutu, Marondera
and Nkayi.
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