PM’s call noble but . . .

In his address at a Zimbabwe Pastors’ Fellowship National Day of Peace and Prayer in Gweru on Saturday, Prime Minister (PM) Morgan Tsvangirai implored Zimbabweans to forgive each other following years of political violence, some of which was sponsored by the State.

The Premier was at pains to convince those who congregated at Mkoba Stadium to forgive their political tormentors.

“We all make mistakes, but we need to reconcile with our God and forgive each other if this nation is to have national healing and peace,” Tsvangirai said.

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