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The Commander in Chief and the Zanu PF cadre Comrade Robert Mugabe says he is ready for the polls,slams violence.On Satrtuday he  called for his supporters to avoid violence in elections,he says should happen this year and that his party Zanu PF is poised to win resoundingly.

He told supporters at a rally for his 88th birthday that the time has come to make up with the MDC with whom he was forced to share power after the disputed elections of 2008.

''We used to fight each other ,but time has come for us to do politics in a much cultured way'',he said in an hour long address at a stadium in Mutare .

''Although our differences our differences are political,we shouldnt regard them as a source of hatred.No .No violence,no violence.''


Mugabe ,who has held power since independence in 1980,has become a pariah in the West ,blamed for running the Zimbabwean economy down and the abuse of human rights ,through violence,and farm invasions.


This move by the President to conduct the elections before the approval of the constitution does not go well with the majority of the Zimbabwean people.People believe in the rule of law and so every procedure should be done in the respect of law.


photo: courtesy of ZBC TV
Calling for the members and the supporters of the party is plausible as a leader because a lot of people died in 2008 elections motivated violence perpetrated by both parties the opposition MDC and the Zanu PF supporters.


photo :ZBC TV
Happy 88tbirthday Gushungo !!!!.

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  1. whistleblower7 March 2012 at 20:42

    We thank the Almighty for protecting and walking with our political father upto this far. However the main issue of concern is about human abuses mainly through the use of the repressive state apparatus.

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