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In this Thursday, March 8, 2018 photo, the leader of MDC-T, Zimbabwe's biggest opposition party, Nelson Chamisa gestures during an interview with the Associated Press in Harare. Ahead of Zimbabwe's crucial elections this year, the biggest opposition party has selected a charismatic lawyer and pastor to challenge the military-backed president in the first vote without former leader Robert Mugabe in decades. (AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter
MDC-A leader Mr Nelson Chamisa has called on major political parties in Zimbabwe to engage in dialogue as part of efforts to take the country forward.
Mr Chamisa has previously refused to engage in dialogue with other political parties citing a number of reasons. Presenting the so called Hope of the Nation Address in Harare today, Mr Chamisa said his party is prepared for dialogue with Zanu-PF.
“We do not want a Government of National Unity but sharing the vision, the union of ideas that take the country forward.
“We want a transitional authority just to prepare comprehensive reforms that are going to usher in a new dispensation. We have to come together to find the definition of the problem.”
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