Mnangagwa admission too little, too late: MDC-T

Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s admission that Zimbabwe’s economy has fallen 20 years behind the rest of Africa is significant, but has come too late, opposition MDC-T said yesterday.

Mnangagwa last week told Chinese State television, CCTV, the Zimbabwean government had to swallow its pride and reverse its hardline stance if the country’s economy was to be rehabilitated.
MDC-T spokesperson Obert Gutu said the VP’s statements were an indication that the ruling party had failed.

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