Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie has finally broken his silence about the Zimbabwean elections.<\/p>\n
McKenzie Is well known as a fearless character who always says whats in his mind.<\/p>\n
Zimbabwe held its presidential elections last week and the results paved the way for incumbent president Emmerson Mnangagwa to lead for another five years. <\/p>\n
But the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change has since rejected the results and some of its protestors are planning to protest in South Africa. <\/p>\n
McKenzie said Home Affair\u2019s should be on standby to arrest any Zimbabweans who will match to the Zimbabwean embassy to protest the results. <\/p>\n
\u201cHome Affairs should stand ready at the Zimbabwean Embassy to deport the whole lot,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Some Zimbabweans have stated that they intend marching to their embassy to protest against the elections which have been called a sham. <\/p>\n
The Zimbabwean election results have caused an uproar among Zimbabwe nations in South Africa who have vowed to protest against the results at their embassy in Pretoria.<\/p>\n
South Africa is home to millions of Zimbabweans and most of them are undocumented.<\/p>\n
Mackenzie said this showed that the nationals were \u201ccowards\u201d who couldn\u2019t face their government and fight for their rights. \u201cWitchcraft of the highest order, cowards,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
McKenzie stated that they should not be cowards and prove themselves by going back to their country to protest there. <\/p>\n
Source: https:\/\/www.iol.co.za\/news\/politics\/gayton-mackenzie-calls-on-home-affairs-to-be-ready-to-deport-protesting-zimbabweans-calls-for-sa-to-declare-zim-elections-a-sham-b5e6d595-c3a5-4706-b917-b068a8cb882c<\/p>\n
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