Nelson Chamisa slams Parliment power cut

Nelson Chamisa continues to question the legitimacy of the 2023 elections. He argues that unresolved electoral issues weaken Zimbabwe’s political foundations. According to him, democracy cannot flourish without credible elections.

Chamisa insists that transparency remains essential for national stability. He believes this moment marks a turning point for Zimbabwean politics. Furthermore, he claims economic renewal requires political legitimacy first. He frequently calls for accountability and institutional reform.

In addition, he maintains that citizens deserve fairness and genuine participation. Chamisa views electoral justice as the bedrock of progress. Therefore, he warns that ignoring these concerns delays national recovery.

Nelson Chamisa speaks on the Parliament power cut

This week, Chamisa again dramatically criticised the government. He reacted to the unexpected power cut during the president’s SONA address. The incident shocked many Zimbabweans watching the proceedings. Chamisa used the moment to highlight what he called national decline.

He said it symbolised dysfunction across state institutions. “Trabablas everywhere,” he declared on Facebook, emphasising endless chaos. He listed failures in the constitution, the economy, and governance. Additionally, he mentioned corruption and looting of public resources. Chamisa argued that the crisis has reached Parliament itself. He suggested even power supply cannot be trusted in key moments.

Moreover, he stated that failure eventually consumes its authors. His words resonated with frustrated citizens facing daily hardships. Many feel the power cut exposed governance shortcomings. Chamisa framed the moment as a metaphor for national decay. He called it a clear picture of Zimbabwe’s state today.

What Zimbabweans say

Chamisa’s remarks reignited debate on leadership and accountability. Supporters praised his bold criticism of state performance. Critics dismissed his comments as politicised rhetoric. Nevertheless, the “trabablas” message sparked fresh national reflection.

@Liberty Mudakacha “Comment section is enough to evaluate how Zimbabweans feel about the current political atmosphere 😃😃😃😃”

@Maxwell Anesu Mudhe “Mukuru nyararai henyu makauraisa vanhu vazhinji,munoita noise towards ma election,mobuda muchiti vanhu nyararai mune plan,muri mese gonzo na chin’ai”

@Absolom Ngonie Mavezere “It’s a sabotage I think you guys know it was going to happen bt it doesn’t stop anything God bless Zimbabwe God bless Dr ED Munangagwa”

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