Zimbabwean
youth are geared to finish the struggle for real change and have vowed to resolutely
stamp forward in this last mile towards real transformation.
Speaking
during a Vote Yes campaign rally, dubbed ‘My Voice is in. My Vote is Yes ’ on Saturday
in Gutu South, the Youth Assembly Secretary
for Information and Publicity Clifford Hlatywayo declared that the youth feel
challenged to determine the destiny of Zimbabwe and will definitely do so. “We are the generation
to stay. This is our era to take forward
the nation and leave a legacy for the next generation”-Clifford said.
Thousands
of youth, women and man from Gutu South thronged Maungwa business center which
was colored red and declared their commitment to vote yes to the people’s
constitution and prepare to vote for change in a peaceful, free and fair
election. The youth also vowed to defend their vote and safeguard their future.
Masvingo Province Youth Chairperson and Gutu Central MP Hon Oliver Chirume urged young
people to vote Yes to the constitution, register to vote, and vote for Change in the forthcoming plebiscite. He urged
youth to be prepared to defend their vote against all odds.
The
youth rally was graced by Youth Assembly
Secretary for mines Solly Chipfumo and Youth Assembly Manicaland National Representative
Lastone Julius among other esteemed youth leaders.
The
youth accepted the constitution as guarantor of Peace, Rights and Freedoms , Jobs,
Genuine Upliftment and Equality and have said it will go a long way as a solid
foundation on which incremental gains to the social contract will be
progressively made.
Mpofu
and Zanu Pf must stop the looting :
The youth
real change train took it through Nganga North on Sunday where another Vote Yes
campaign rally attracted thousands of democracy thirst citizens from all walks
of life.
Nyanga
North MP, the MDC National Spokesperson Hon Douglas Mwonzora, who graced
the rally at Ruwange Growth Point described the Copac draft constitution as the
greatest opportunity so far for young Zimbabweans to take control of their own
destiny.
Youth
in Nyanga however expressed great concern at the rate at which diamonds were being
siphoned to smooch the personal interests of a few in Zanu Pf at the expense of
thousands peasantified locals who are reeling under a myriad of challenges.
Great
worries were expressed over the Minister of Mines, Mpofu’s wealth which has
since been exponentially ballooning and have called for him to be thoroughly investigated.
The locals
also expressed concern over the exploitation of diamond resources to construct
a Zanu Pf conference center in Gweru
while their children lack adequate educational infrastructure. Worries are
mounting over the fact that Manicaland province is the only province in the
country that has not been blessed with a state university yet it is abundantly blessed
with mineral resources in the form of diamonds which can change not only their
fortune but the nation’s fortune.
The Assembly
continues to urge Zimbabweans to remain resolute as the real change dream is
near fruition.
Together to end,building a youth with a difference.
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