Fears of New Waves of Violence

The video covers the political turmoil in Imbari, Zimbabwe, highlighting the violence and intimidation tactics used by President Mugabe's UPF loyalists against opposition MDC activists. It includes personal accounts of violence, the aftermath of attacks, and the control exerted by Zanu PF. Mugabe's party officials deny the violence, blaming the opposition. The situation is reminiscent of the 2008 election violence, raising fears of state-sponsored attacks. The video concludes with the notion that supporting Mugabe is seen as a safer option.

What has been happening to opposition supporters in Imbari?

• They have been forced from their homes and attacked.

• They have been organizing peaceful protests.

• They have been receiving government aid.

• They have been elected to local offices.

What did the perpetrators do after attacking the market stalls?

• They fled the area.

• They rebuilt the stalls.

• They held a victory parade.

• They apologized to the community.

How do Mugabe's party officials respond to accusations of violence?

• They admit to the violence.

• They blame the opposition.

• They promise to investigate.

• They remain silent.

What historical event is the current violence reminiscent of?

• The 2008 election violence.

• The 1990s economic crisis.

• The 2010 World Cup.

• The 1980 independence celebrations.

What is the current atmosphere in Imbari regarding political support?

• Growing support for international intervention.

• Forced allegiance to Mugabe.

• Neutral stance among residents.

• Open support for the opposition.