as far as food supply is concerned. We have already been talking to some of our possible funders and according to our plan we would require more than US$300 million to ensure no one starves.On the economy, it is clear the economy faces severe haemorrhaging through corruption, the Congo war and a collapsing infrastructure. Our short-to-mid-term economic plan aims to stabilise the situation, revamp the economy and allow it to begin growing again. On land, we are going to do a quick audit of land ownership patterns in the country and of the impact of ZANU PF’s fast-track land reforms and how we can quickly bring back the productive sectors of agriculture to a more sustainable basis. We will appoint a land commission that will spearhead the formulation of a permanent solution to the land question. On the constitution, in the short term we would want to ensure that an MDC government is not hamstrung by lack of a working majority in the House. We already have a plan on how we will achieve that. And then of course we need to put in place a mechanism for a people-driven constitution-making process that can lead to a truly modern and democratic constitution for the country. I must say other short-term rehabilitation programmes will be in education, health and other key public sectors.

Q: But surely where will you get the money needed to fund all these things? For example, you say food security alone will require US$300 million. Where is that money going to come from?