The Youth Assembly would like to applaud thousands of youth
and democracy starved citizens from all corners of Zimbabwe who befitted a
thunderous welcome to the Youth Assembly president Solomon ‘Mandela’ Madzore
after exactly 415 days in incarceration. A convoy of cars laden with joyous
party youths, friends and relatives brought Harare to a standstill as citizens
waved the open palm of freedom, liberty and change. President Solomon Madzore
appeared before hundreds of youths who
showed their joy whistle, struggle song- with some breaking into tears.
Leader Costa Machingauta, Deputy President of the Youth
Assembly who was at the helm of the Assembly during the President's trying
times handed over the Barret of Honor to President Solomon 'Mandela' Madzore.
'I saw a new Zimbabwe' :
Flanked by former fellow inmate Lovemore Taruvinga Magaya,
the rest of the Youth Assembly leadership, National Organising Secretary Nelson
Chamisa and National Spokesperson Douglas Mwonzora among other leaders,
firebrand Youth Assembly President described how he vividly had an encounter
with a new Zimbabwe while he was incarcerated and urged the Youth and the
broader people of Zimbabwe to remain
steadfast.
He lamented at the state of prisons and delivered a message
from the Chikurubi family-inmates and workers who are pregnant with
expectations that the broader Zimbabwean family will play their role in
delivering Zimbabwe to the promised land.
Aluta Continua!!
With the youth commander now back in the cockpit, the Youth
Assembly vows to scale up struggle in this final lap towards Real
Transformation as reiterated by the freed president Solomon Madzore. The
president declared that all set for President Morgan Tsvangirai’s ascendency into power and it is the
obligation of the Zimbabwean to push to the finishing line as we are in the
final lap – the last mile towards real transformation.
For more information Contact Youth Assembly Secretary for
Information and Publicity
Together to end,building a youth with a difference.
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