Source: Tajamuka/Sesjikile
Zimbabweans have learnt with great disbelief that elements within the ruling Zanu PF Party, in particular the Youth League, intend to demonstrate in retaliation to the pro-democracy protests that have engulfed the country. To imagine that such utterances are coming from people living in Zimbabwe under the same dictatorship is not only unthinkable but diabolical. It is surely unimaginable that a sane person would protest so that: Civil servants should not get their money in time, Bond Notes should replace real money, corruption should continue, the import ban to stand, more police roadblocks, more police brutality and that they do not want jobs? It surely boggles the mind that there are some youths who are struggling to put bread on the table for their families who are ready to be used by their leaders who have been looting from our country for decades and are not affected by the economic problems that we are all facing.
As Tajamuka/Sesjikile, our message to Zanu PF youths is simple: THINK AGAIN! What you want to do is protesting against YOURSELVES! As a democratic campaign Tajamuka/Sesjikile recognises the right of Zanu PF youths to protest in favour of whatever ideology they believe in, but we want to make it clear that we will not be pushed to cross the constitutional line. Our past has taught us, we know that you want to provoke us and engage in violence so that the Zanu PF regime will find an excuse to criminalise our campaign. Fellow Tajamukas/Sesjikiles, Zimbabwe does not belong to a few chosen ones; it belongs to all of us. There is no amount of intimidation and violence that is going to halt the momentum towards democratic change, we continue to believe that united in our diversity from all corners of Zimbabwe and the Diaspora, the Zanu PF regime will soon be a thing of the past. Continue to engage in democratic actions within your communities and demanding accountability from your leaders – VICTORY IS CERTAIN
Source: Tajamuka/Sesjikile
#Tajamuka/Sesjikile is a social movement of Zimbabweans led by young people fed up with the Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF dictatorship and are keen to peacefully and lawfully take back their country and make it work again.