The Zimbabwe of today

• Scourge of patronage and gross abuse of power and culture of “chefdom”.
• The food crisis affecting the majority of Zimbabweans, resulting in malnutrition, vulnerability to various infections and dependence on agencies dispersing food.

The Zimbabwe we will create

• Affirm the necessity for land reform.
• Ensure transparent and equitable processes of land reform.
• Review the current land tenure systems as a means of rationalising and refining the land reform and stimulating productivity.
• Institute comprehensive rural development programmes to transform the communal areas.
• Revive agricultural production through programmes to ensure that agricultural inputs and other resources are available to farmers.
• Establish people-centred processes closer to grassroots to drive development.
• Investigate and strengthen empowerment mechanisms and tools for specific groups including women, youths, rural and urban dwellers.
• Address national issues that separate and divide us as a nation and institute a process of national healing and reconciliation, including rural and urban divide.