On CNN this evening I explained that recourse to courts for the presidential election dispute is an academic exercise for the opposition as history tells us that the opposition always loses in presidential election court cases. I also spoke about the massive economic implications for ordinary citizens if this... dispute is not resolved amicably.show more

@CNN Those issues you shed light on were crucial. It's a great thing they have greater correspondence to what AU and SADC has said 🙏💛

@CNN You have been amplifying the oppressed voices of Zimbabweans in international media on a daily basis. Thank you. Sad toxic politics can’t recognise the impact of your voice in telling the Zimbabwean story to the world.

@CNN Thank you daddy hope, if our country had many people like you, we would be somewhere

@CNN The world should know the judges were already given USD 400k recently. The courts are captured. The world should also see ED saying they are the police & the courts & military that are captured

@CNN Thank you sir 🙏 ☺ most of us really appreciate you , good work 👏 🙌 👍

@CNN Emphasis must be on the captured status of the courts not on history.

@CNN The more Hopewell speaks to the international community the more some ppl will start to believe that Zimbabwe is a democracy. I suppose he says all these things while freely in Zimbabwe exercising freedom of speech. At the same time Zimbabwe is a country marred by controversy

@CNN Zimbabwe is a basket case in deed , cant bare to think 5 more years of zanu will look like

@CNN Well done 👏🏾. Very balanced and level headed analysis

@CNN We need other means. Going to court is just same as endorsing the election. Let them go forward with their inauguration if that's the case.