“We therefore request all Zimbabweans to turn their swords into ploughshares and unite in building the Zimbabwe we all want,” they said.
The message calls for genuine dialogue at all levels of the society to resolve the problems the country is facing.
“It is only in genuine meeting of hearts that we can tolerate each other and have a lasting solution to our problems. Dialogue is the only way to realize our good intentions,” it stated.
“President R. G. Mugabe has also left us a legacy of political dialogue. If he could talk to Mr. M. Tsvangirai and come to a settlement, surely the successors of these opponents, for the good of the nation, can do the same. The Churcheschurches are ready to facilitate such dialogue,” the bishop’sbishops added.