Tinoonga Mawere|President Emmerson Mnangagwa is willing to commence dialogue with opposition leaders as anxiety continues to grip the nation, government sources have revealed.
Mnangagwa is reportedly making frantic efforts to convince ruling party hawks to endorse the much anticipated peace talks.
Yesterday Mnangagwa called for unity of purposes from all stakeholders in spite of political differences.
“I invite leaders of all political parties as well as religious and civil leaders to set aside our differences and come together.
What unites us is stronger than what could ever divide us. Let’s begin a national dialogue. Let’s put the economy first. Let’s put the people first,” Mnangagwa wrote on his official twitter handle.
“Likewise, violence or misconduct by our security
forces is unacceptable and a betrayal of the new
Zimbabwe. Chaos and insubordination will not be
tolerated. Misconduct will be investigated. If
required, heads will roll,” he added.


