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Diaspora Voters To Hold Protest March In London, UK
7 April 2017
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Terrence Mawawa | Zimbabweans in the diaspora will hold a protest march against the denial of their voting rights by President Robert Mugabe’s government.

The peaceful march code named #Take 2 Zimbabwe will commence at the Zimbabwean Embassy in London on April 18.

The march has been organised by the Zimbabwe Citizens Initiative(ZCI), Zimbabwe Human Rights Organisation (ZHRO),Restoration of Hope Zimbabwe (ROHR) and Mazimbabweans Yes We Can-among other concerned pressure groups.
ZCI Information and Publicity Officer(UK), Farai Nhakaniso, told ZimEye.com in an interview today Zimbabweans in the diaspora were tired of being denied their constitutional right to participate in electoral processes.
He also said concerned Zimbabweans would register their displeasure at politicisation of the Independence Day by Zanu PF.
Nhakaniso also said concerned organisations would petition the UK government to act on the violation of human rights by the Mugabe regime.
“We are demanding our constitutional right to participate in the 2018 polls.It is absolutely ridiculous to note that Zimbabweans in the diaspora have been excluded from participating in important national processes,”said Nhakaniso.
” We are calling on opposition parties to join us during the march on April 18.We expect opposition parties to participate in the crucial march,”said Nhakaniso.
#Take 2 Zimbabwe is a term coined to express the need for independence from the oppressive Mugabe regime.

0 Replies to “Diaspora Voters To Hold Protest March In London, UK”

  1. “Diaspora Voters To Hold Protest March In London, UK”

    See now, that is the country in which Zimbabweans should be carrying on their uncivilized and society-disrupting behavior.

    After all, Africans learn the divisive, devilish and destructive and uncivilized demonstration from the beastly and uncivilized neanderthals of Europe.

    So do the destructive demonstrations in Europe or be persecuted by the lawmen of Zimbabwe; because such disorderly & uncivilized behavior could not be and should not be part of an African society.

  2. Well as long as there is talk of revorking one’s citizenship on the basis if non payment if tax then by extension there should be a diaspora vote.