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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47087, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe opposition leaders gathered Friday night for the first time at a historic meeting. Nelson Chamisa and Job Sikhala joined other political figures at Sapes Trust for a book launch event. The biography tells the story of Sikhala's activism and his more than 70 arrests. Leaders used the gathering to call for removing the ruling Zanu-PF party from power. The event brought together people who had been divided for years.

Chamisa spoke about the need for freedom and celebrated differences among opposition groups. He praised Sikhala as a brave person who fights for democracy without fear. Sikhala said the unity of opposition leaders worries Zanu-PF because they prefer when rivals fight each other. He declared that their shared goal remains removing what he called an evil regime. The politician believes their differences matter less than saving the country.

Activist Jacob Ngarivhume shared prison experiences with Sikhala at Chikurubi Maximum Prison. He described harsh conditions but promised their determination stays strong. Munyaradzi Gwisai urged current leaders to remember their true mission of freeing Zimbabwe. He said the current generation and young people must break the chains of oppression. The meeting showed renewed cooperation among opposition groups against the ruling party.
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