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Nelson Chamisa speaks about his 5-point plan

Nelson Chamisa speaks about his 5-point plan.MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has confirmed receiving a proposal from the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHoCD) on Tuesday arguing for a suspension of electoral contestations in Zimbabwe for seven years.

According to the ZHoCD the proposal will need citizens’ ratification through a referendum to allow for the rebuilding of the country and implementation of all necessary reforms so as to ensure undisputed electoral outcomes.


Chamisa’s spokesperson Nkululeko Sibanda on Wednesday told Newzimbabwe that the opposition leader was considering the proposal.“We are in that space where the President is studying the proposals handed to him by the churches and in a short while, he will be able to speak to whether or not the proposals meet the minimum qualifications set by the five point plan,” Nkululeko said.

“The party has already a five point plan that would guide its actions and its concentration of any proposals regarding dialogue.The dialogue is part of the President’s position on resolving Zimbabwe’s crisis.”.The ZHoCD has also approached President Emmerson Mnangagwa with the same proposal according to executive secretary Kenneth Mtata who addressed journalist on Tuesday.


Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba was unavailable for comment. Mnangagwa was declared winner of last year’s presidential poll but his main rival Chamisa rejected the result and argued it had been rigged.An attempt to overturn the result at the Constitutional Court also failed by the opposition leader maintains he won the elections.

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