I was proud and pleased to watch Morgan Tsvangirai on the BBC the other night speaking very clearly about what the way forward looks like to the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC). We’ve polled the Kubatana membership on the subject of a government of national unity and the idea is resoundingly unpopular. Tsvangirai recently said that “A government of national unity does not address the problems facing Zimbabwe or acknowledge the will of the Zimbabwean people.” Tsvangirai’s demand for a transitional agreement leading to free and fair elections is spot on. It’s the only way to go if we, the people of Zimbabwe, are to avoid a negotiated leadership imposed upon us against our will.

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