“The fallacy of the generational credit,” asserts Mr. Manyati of JUROL

Mr. Manyati responded to Adv. Nelson Chamisa, President of the CCC party, in which the latter stated: “These were men on a mission. We have a generational duty to make this beautiful ZIMBABWE #1,” by saying that the giving credit to the four gentlemen for resolving the civil rights dispute in Zimbabwe is a fallacy.

He said: “As a Christian, I believe that God created humanity as an indivisible construct to permit a generational fixated construction that would impose a duty to solve any problem when all hands must be on deck to create the future that all are proud to be part of with humanly imposed limitations.

I am like a grain in the sand of other diverse human beings but will all belong to an indivisible class and identity of humans.

Any attempt to divide humanity by age or another property is fatally defective.

The Africa I want is an Africa in which no man, however, gifted should never be allowed to pretend that he is the only anointed person to create the ecosystem that best speaks to the human spirit.

Zimbabwe belongs to all who live in it. It belongs to the old and the young as well.

Any attempt to glorify a group identity in order to score political points is the most dangerous politics that a person like Hitler and his crew tried to prosecute.

Each and every human being is endowed only by the creator with the rights of nature that cannot be alienated throughout his or her life.

This is what persons like Gandi, Mandela, Martin Luther King Jnr taught to let the change be a person and not group-centric.

WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO BE SELF-EVIDENT THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL AND ENDOWED BY THE CREATOR WITH CERTAIN UNALIENABLE RIGHTS, AMONG THESE ARE LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS.”