The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) say President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his rival Nelson Chamisa are “seemingly not ready to compromise” their political positions, making it difficult for the two leaders to hold a dialogue.
The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has been trying to mediate between the two warring parties since the country’s disputed polls in July.
The Council met with the MDC leader earlier this month, and is “waiting for him to sign some documents” before moving ahead with its plans.
The Council’s Secretary- General Kenneth Mtata, however, declined to say what his organisation discussed with the MDC leader but said the focus is to bring the two warring parties to a negotiating table.
Mr Mtata called on the two rivals to put the interest of the country ahead of their political interests.
Source: News24
