Tsvangirai, Zuma accused of working with imperialists

Zanu-PF affiliated ANC youth league has attacked MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai and South African President Jacob Zuma accusing them of pursuing imperialist agendas.

The accusations were made at the World Federation of Democratic Youth General Council Meeting hosted by the Zanu-PF youth wing in Harare on Wednesday.

ANC youth league deputy president Ronald Lamola accused the ANC leadership of suppressing the league's fight against imperialism.

 "We have condemned Africom (US-Africa Command) in Botswana and the ANC Youth League has been charged for that position.

"The youths from South Africa remain determined to fight imperialism.We are unshaken. Views of the young people are being suppressed by these elders but we are going to continue with the struggle. We are inspired by the indigenisation programme of Zanu-PF because it benefits people in Zimbabwe.

 "This kind of programme must be exported to South Africa, Mozambique, Angola and all our countries. We can't have a situation where one white person remains rich while millions of black people remain poor. We will never accept dying poor in our own land. We must defend African resources."

Tsvangirai and his MDC-T party were branded "puppets" of the West by Zanu-PF national chairman Simon Khaya Moyo who told the youths to defend their country against "pseudo- democracy" being promoted by Western countries through "these

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