Opposition must close ranks for Zim’s sake

Zimbabwe is currently on the verge of possibility and there are high indications that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu PF’s hegemony on power could be broken if the opposition parties play their cards well.

There has never been so much public excitement around elections — to be held between July and August this year — and the opposition has an opportunity to tap into that growing tide and tip the political scales in its favour.

It is, therefore, prudent for opposition political parties to close ranks and confront their common enemy − in this case the governing Zanu PF.

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