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Advocate ⁦@advocatemahere⁩ on what happened today in Harare Zimbabwe during the public hearing for constitutional amendment Number 3. #sabcnews

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Dear @nelsonchamisa

I write this with respect, not as a critic, but as someone deeply invested in the struggle.

Your greatest strength has always been your belief in people. You chose to practice politics built on dignity, restraint, and magnanimity.

In a country shaped by decades of toxic political culture, that has been refreshing.

But candidly, that same magnanimity has also been your greatest vulnerability.
Time and again, you extended goodwill to people who had already shown you who they were.

• You reached out to Thokozani Khupe even when it was clear she had chosen another path.
• You tolerated Douglas Mwonzora long after the signs of compromise were obvious.
• You kept working with Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube—brilliant men, yes, but also seasoned political operators whose ambitions rarely aligned neatly with the purity of the cause.

Perhaps you feared that acting too early would make you look authoritarian. In Zimbabwean politics that label is always waiting in the shadows.

So you chose patience.
You chose tolerance.
You chose to believe people would do the right thing.

That is noble.

But Zimbabwean politics rarely rewards nobility. The system is not governed by trust. It is governed by incentives, leverage, and survival. Trust without enforcement becomes an opportunity for opportunists.

In political science terms, your leadership reflects normative leadership—leading through values, persuasion, and moral authority. That is why millions resonate with you.

But movements also require institutional leadership—discipline, structure, and decisive action when the cause is threatened.

If those two elements were combined—your connection with the people and firmer organisational discipline—you would be impossible to stop.

History has already shown something rare: people follow you not because of positions or titles, but because they believe in you.

But goodwill alone cannot protect a movement.

You have shown that you can be decisive.

You gave Hopewell Chin’ono a chance even after his perceived support for ED in 2018. You called him Mukoma. But once you realised the damage he was causing, you created distance.

The same caution appeared with Jonathan Moyo—a sharp mind, but politically dangerous. You handled that relationship carefully, never letting him come too close.

That same decisiveness is what many of us now hope to see more clearly.

Zimbabwe still needs the hope you represent.

But hope must also learn how to defend itself.

Respectfully,

NZOU

[Freeman @freemanchari]

We are at a watershed moment. Mnangagwa and his cabal are determined to ramrod the amendments to the constitution illegally. The people who are supposed to lead the resistance from parliament to senate have long abdicated that responsibility. Civic society is decimated and traditional pro-democracy partners hijacked. We are on our own!

In the past few months we have been pondering on the way forward. Do we just fold our hands? Do we wait for a messiah? What do we do?

In these questions, we also asked ourselves; are our differences bigger than the country? Are our egos more important than our constitution? Both times, the answer was an emphatic NO!

So, we resolved to start laying the foundation for a resistance movement solely focused on the protection and defense of the constitution of Zimbabwe - hence; CONSTITUTION DEFENDERS' FORUM.

We are growing a FIG TREE. Those who want SHADE will find it. Those who want ROOTS will find them. Those looking for BARKS will find them. Those looking for FRUITS will harvest them. But, it is also a tree that is growing in a desert. The terrain is harsh. We are going to need some watering, some manure, some fences and tending.

This is where everyone of us has to play a part. You may think you are too small to make an impact but your presence and input increases the resonance, the more we push together the more our amplitude rises and at some point the force become unbearable.

The people on the ground in Zimbabwe will be embarking on different forays to organize and galvanize the people. This comes at great risk to them but they are determined.

Our responsibility especially in the Diaspora is to make sure that we provide solidarity, reclaim the narrative and provide a voice that is bigger than that of the system.

We will be opening channels of engagement, feedback and participation for all as we go forward.

If there is something you feel you are good at, just say the word and we will plug you. We need to move forward together.

If what we are building is not a good fit for you but you still feel this Constitution needs to be defended, we urge you to not waste time and effort in disappointment, instead ORGANIZE and push from your end.

ONE STRUGGLE, MULTIPLE FRONTS!!!!!

[nelson chamisa @nelsonchamisa]

COMING TOGETHER..We are at a defining moment. Amending the Constitution , and worse, amending the will of the people ,is unacceptable. This is no time for luxury-time bickering . It is a time for crisis-time collaboration. We need a constitutional and political settlement that delivers real reforms and lasting prosperity for everyone . Only as one can we win the future. Zimbabwe is us. We, the citizens!
#AsOne #NationalConsensus #CitizensTogether

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