Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa addressed the crowds in Gweru, south of the capital Harare, on Sunday.
Chamisa says even if the authorities ban his meetings, nothing will stop his party from winning the elections."I want to fix the issue of hunger in the country, even for those in Zanu-PF," he told supporters."Under my government, this country will have an excellent economy.
"For 43 years we have had no confidence in our own currency and we use other countries' currencies. And for 43 years we've been living like orphans because we have bad governance."* eNCA correspondent Pindai Dube reports.
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